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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28
THE OLD AND TIL PRESENT BANK

hat mighty difference can there be
Iwixt t>ee le-dum and tweedlc-dce ~
The Richmond Enquirer replies, IN the follow
ins paragraph, TO late article Of ours relat,ye IN
me sincerity OF Its opposition 10 The present U. S
Bank -
The l'ynchburg Virginian is pleased % doub,
~he'hcr the Enqar"r really ieeks hose serious
apprehensons 10 the public welfare from Tho re-
ntwHl OF the Bank charter, which it SO violentI.
eDecsS, WIN II Is r'colcced that it espouscd VIM
IT, Crow'ord's claims to the Presidency w,,h :
perfect kh"" ledge the course winch Mr.. C. Ind
pursued on inns sub!ec T. To which we answer
-, oat "hcn we supported Mr. Crawford in
io-f we stated our objections 10 him on this verv
'ccooh'-we declared his course IN 1911 in favor
VI me OF Bank TO be indeed blot on his asc,,oh
CONDUIT IN 1871, he was no worse of, IN this res.
p CT, than M 'srs. Calhoun, Adams and Cl,v
o''e u came nearer 10 oar principles in other res
Pec's, &c, &c.-2ndly, We stated m is24 or ho
,'ei, from what ha had heard that Mr. C,owford
""' changed his opinions OF thu Bank since lsiI
on ouiy, Docs not the L. V see. what 4, sroo,
''.., I'VE mere IS between supporting Bank man
io-4' and IN 1884 Then Mr. C. 3 an,nions
could nave had no effect on the reebarter Of 49,
DAMN no man then dreamt Of foIteino ,s cb,r,.r
-out "oV' when Is about o Jun out il beco,no.
mater OF the utmos, Importance to ru, M -
W fhce, who may be cal cd upon IN no, -, ~:
institution and who msy be dsnoscd ~ roro,, - :,
b. ' Enquirer Is plausible, but moi convincing. 7,
~ NV, as II says, that Mr.. C,awford in his friend
a5t ~. we oank' stood on no worse ground in
lesi, when the Enquirer supported him for tho
"N!' 'n0h Messrs. Calhoun, Adams and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28
From he u sion Mercantile Journal


The innocent CO $50 of all the tnmuli al the Ur
sulinc Convent a, Mount Benedict IN Miss Eliza
bsth Harrison, naive Of Philadelphia Previous
to leaving tho institution she had been unwell AMI
u, the time was laborng under partial mental de-
rangemeni She was teacher OF music in the con
vent md her relatives and friends called on her
whenever they desired, except during school hours,
aud were never refused odmilfunce. She has .
brother ~ THIS city, Mr.. Thomas Harrison, M IN.
ie'ligen and industrious copperpln'c cneravcr, IN
toe employ OF the Boston Bewick Company, from
whom these iaeis IRE elected and he thai
there was noihlng about ire convent, or the treat
ment of his sister IN he oatt degree calculated 10
cause the past or present excitement ohcr than
the fat of her leaving above stated, and hat h..
sister was not awerc Tint her liberty ass IN iht
least restrained. Her taking the vcil was a voun.
iary act, and no eonsldctalon she assures her bro
| ther. would induce her TO relnquiah the Order.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28
Tuli HIOILnS-

The persons arrcs ed during the late disgrnceful
riots IN Moyemensing, yesterday morning under
went an examination before the Mayor. The Auor.
ncy General appcereg MS Counsel for the Com
monweal'h- After hearing evidence they were
each bound over, IN the sum of $1,000, to appear
Al the next Court OF Quarter Sessions, and an
swer charge Of beng concerned ~ he riots
Phi Gaztae,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

Important The whole State OF Kentucky has
ust been brlbrd by the Bank Of he United States
aud il highly probable ,nai The Stale of lndlane
has also hocn brb d Louisiana was br'bed
hout n month ago There never was such
sy stem Of bribery carried on since he world be
gan md the beauly Of !, Is, +" the party men
are the very persons who take the hrlbe.
1leI GAG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

merchants ofths city, tina, for the last sr months,
the imporal,ons into the cry Of New York have
fallen OF tw o-thlris IN amount !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

cI.v-bu, the Enquirer seems TO loTs's tsa' III
- lie, was candidate. Why did not the
f f:nou,rer support Aiq7 !, viii MOI do 70 say Ia
At ,hs, time The opinions Of the candidates on ms
s',,,,ee, were unimpor,sn because they could nav,
no effec. on tho re-ehaner Of the B'"k Even Il !,
this were so, STILL !, IS at al times important thai
,a1i,,,e .h,uld br adhered TO- it, for nohing Use,
for The purpose of ep,ng alive the spirit "h'es'
would pul Gown the - monster the sef"''n'.,op
# us charer How can any nan, WHO snPp"'.e'
NJ. cra~ford, as the Statc Rigafs caeat3" 10,
he Presidency, knowing that he was IN ''sof Q.
Ihe u. S Bank, rcproach others with 'nhdsn 10
State Rights bccau.e they are in favor Of Bank
WIZ the Enqlire tell US
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

We are requested 10 state, tina the Girard Bank
~ Philadelphia, has been re-appolnlsi one OF The
Deposlle Banks tor the Treasury Department
IUaSttngton Giobe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

We regret TO find TINT ,hero wns another rioi in
Philadelphia, on Wednesday night last, Our
neighbours seem determined 10 earn for them
selves MOST unenvable distinction for acts OF law
less violence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

Btpas NJ COuntetfst Gotd Coins We lear"
thai eounteffeIl hui eagles of the new con, or
c,reula ION, winch II is extremely difficult 10 dis
uns1ish from genuine. poor woman exchansrd
five dollar biil for onc of these with villai"
aud was thus roboed OF all she had.
IN Y Com Adv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28
Lnle Roet (dyk) Aug 8.
DEATH Oh GEN. LEAVES HOR III.

Through he poteness OF the Postmaster al this
place, We hase seen postscript attached TO Tho
way bill OF tbs Southern mail from TIC posifnes'
ter at Washington, Hampstead county, which
states that express hat arrived there, bringing
The news of the dcotl Of Brig Gen. Leavenwo'ih,
cammnn rr Of this division OF the u s. army.
he died at small POS. on the Fansse Otoehiia, N
the Cboc sW country. Il also states thai DIR. M
Clue, Of the Dragon crops, hsd DID al he san
pos The disease - no. mfnstoGed We shnb
probably haze the particulars next week.
1drolalc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

Not Dad. The Uniid States Gazette, IN gy
log an account ofa aie Jackson pubic meeting IN
the aeig bbofhood OF he city II Philadelphia, thus
dfseribcs a lis ,pponmcnI which WIS experienced
on the o 'casign: "A rumor had been industrious
~ circulated, that some three or -four thousand
Jolars IN ,ttW goti Guns were 10 be Distributed +
things were 10 ram down, hey sould better havs
dish out Of Tho wndo" so they went TO tie
Harvest Home to be ready, but, 10 the goia.
when was md cd brough,, coulj OILY be oblainej
lor yaper Of equal amount. Tbis was mprr
b cause hey Knew bcfo1e, that gold or silver T.
the same amount could always be obtained fof
tns bank notes. but the difficulty wa TO gst he
papc,."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28
From ne Uni'ed States Ga ,etls.
MORE RIOrlNGS.


We ate sorry TO give account ofn riot in
Southwark. The immediate cause of this disiur-
bance " as not tho same as that of the former tx
ccsscs, though II can scarcely bo doubted thn some
o the same feelings were awaken by The outrage
oi tho b 'cl man II is stated that a colorcd man
nomod Baths, committed violent assault upon :,
WINE man, on Wednesday. / he sufferer was la
ken 10 The hospital, and report of tho injury was
enerally circulated. A large numbct OF ,nd,yl lu-
ais assembled aud assaulted he house broke IN the
doors and windows, destroyed mos, OF the furniture,
turned out BATHS and his women and left the
whole wreck. The Mayor was tat an early hour
on the line OF the city, with his police. The names
oi Fa'l, McCullo"h. Barney Mclaughlin, John
Gamet and Samuel Forrest, arc given as lhos, o.
he rioters arrested, md held TO bail IN The sum o,
$1,000
BATHS is also in prison he barber. and
Kept his establishment in south Fourth near Shin
pen street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

h;a ay Tho Richmond Enquirer, after o,o,;ro !.
cs. "- wrought! eulogy of MIR Calhoun fn1n ,h =
-, '',es,on Mercury. enquiries, what d., we 'h,n ~"
enlo,. - 'sc''ely what W. should think of l,l.e
R~,ba y, - ''ar'in van Buren, from the pen of Mr.
ton for his facts. '''" MS ttasglna-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

me New York Advocate says, "Wc assert
upon The authority of one Of the largest imporins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

PHILADELPHIA, Aug lG.
Fatal CdSmaiiV.-A poor black n, n nj emr,cd
to escape yesterday morning from the fury of the
mob hich has for several dlys disturbed our CITY
by s~ nm 'ng across the Schuylkill, with his child
in his arms. The mother stood on tho hank whiIo
The attempt was made, expecting to follow when
the child had been safely conducted bv IL, f,,hc, Il,
the opposite side. Her husband, however. uas
river, and had only time TO "a the enid into tho
arms Of It's mother, by q desperate effort when he
sunk TO rise no more alive. Such are the ca
the helpless, the nfoghted and tho unoff.noln..
InieH
RToT-By the Rochester papers Of Thursday
VIC learn mat considerable exci' emen existed there
IN consequence OF the arrest of The PRINCIPAL ne
groos OF the place. II appears a gentleman for
merry OF Palmyra, hut lately from the South was
accompanied hy female slave, as a scrynn,
whom The negroes of Palmyrs, add by those of
Rochester. altcmp,ei TO obduct and for that nur
pose attacked the hoise of Mrs. Williams. the
mother of the gentleman in question in the course
OF the night, but were unable to enter A Gun WINS
nred a, them, which slightly wounded two nc
srces,-tley returned the f,e withou, iniurns any
one, and they commenced demolshins the WIN
dows and doors The alarm was soundcJ
shd numbers repaired to the spot when the ncsroe,
neo' The slave had no desire 10 leave, and NJ,
'"ve'y refused when urged by them
~. York Star.
TIE New York Advocate says, owe ,s,cr,
upon INC authority Of one Of the largest importing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

,,n,, 1.oues'a60r lost."-1r will be seen, by /, com
n,a. IN another column. that the jackson
I" "a Amhers, are getting up instructions to ,hs;r
q oe" p " 5 Garland, Esq to vote for Mr. w
- N'ves nex' Sena'or. This is done f. .oea..
az a osu It's movers know that they have nbou, =.
."cnce 70 succecd,as they have to reverse ,ho
la,'a. % lanes River. En- passan,-Dr. Cookies
~ ,,'s mornings paper will render il necss
lions. ''' Al 'hels instruc-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01
Fresh Spring. Goods.

WYE wish to aPPrze our customers and country
w merchants generally, that are in the daily
eHPeS.on OF the arrival Of Spring assortment Of
bM si DRY GOODS. direct from England, " hieh
WIN De much the largest have ever made-little less
ooaoy' IMAM 800 600 in vslueaad which will comprs.
menu greater variety Of articles and styles OF Goods Than
mas been customary 10 import into this market. The
favorable term. which many OF thcse goods have been
bought In England, and the still favorable rates at
which have obtained Exchange TO pay Tor them Ia.
Ken In connection with the important reduction in the
" ON many leading articles. enable think, TO
give to those who may obtain their supplies Of us, un.
common advantages this season. When they arrive. i'm.
mediate notice will be given in all newspapers Of the
Time they will be open, and ready for sale.
Our supply Of American, French, India, German and
Swiss Goods, will be as full and complete during the
month OF March, as at sny time this Spring.
we would also inform customers, that shall pro.
badly receive by the ship which brings Dry Goods.
lbut this Is not certainly 1000 sacks best LIVERPOOL
SILT, Factory filled, ten TO the fon-such in all re.
spects as we have imported for several seasons past
+. s. j. s. JAMES & CO.,
February Is I95-2awtl .Market Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01
Monsieur YOlls0n

NTILL stand the ensuing season, my stable in the
Wv county Of Chesterfield, about 20 miles from both
Richmond and Petersburg, and within nile oil Moodys
Tavernhe IS now al his stand ready TO mares,
$50 the season. pay able Isl August next, when il
viii cxpire-$iO0 insurance. payable as soon as the
~ known 10 be in foa parted wiione dollar 10
the groom n every L,rge and very extensive pa.
turdge in small grain, expressly for left with
the horse separate lots for mares aud COTS many new
stables Tor them bad weather. and board Of gratis
Those sending from distance IL convenient, will send
servants with their Mares so that they NAY be attended to,
agreeaby TO their own instructions Mares fed, IL reaur
ell at rs cents day. responsibility Tor accidents or es
GEORGE W. JOHNSON.
PEDIGREE.-.IonsieT Tonson was by Pacolei, he
by the imported horse Citizen, he by Pdcoet Of England,
lac by Blank and Blank by Godopn Arabian, his dam by
Top Gallant he by Galatin, Gsatn by imported Bedford,
&c. &c., his grsnddm by Grey Medley, Imported Oscar,
imported FearDougbi, &c--Monseur TonsoD is the full
brother OF Sir Richard, Henry aud Championship Ri
cha and Champion have proven be superior race horses
and have never been beaten.
Monsieur T0nson has made himself so weH kno,cn, By
his unrunIed aeheUemens the tui, to render fur.
Their no'ice unnecessary. Those who derire
detailed account OF his pedigree aud performances are re
ered TO Skinner's Turf Register, January No, 1881.
Monsieur T0nsOns colts have sold at very high prices.
saw their Improvement, he having had last fall win.
Than the get OF any other horse 10 Americsthe be-
evidence, however, OF my opinion oil him Is, that paid
last November ten thousand dollars cash Tor him.
w. X. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, 9Th February, 1884. SGT
THyHE sping Races over tie Tree Hill Course will take
n place Oh the Tuesday In April next, the 22d in.
slant anu no, as advertised, the 29h That
day fixed through mstake as IL was not known until
Mr. Adamss advertisement appeared on the pextday
the 10Th his usual and regular time with which had
no disposition to interfere 10 order therefore, not
fic with him, have determined TO yield and have
the 22d, as being intervening week between Broad
rock and Fairfield. Particulars hereafter.
BY THE PROPRIETOR.
Feb. 10. 9i-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01
RxCN.uOJ,D, T1RGE,Zs, s.aTUKDaY: .,1.aACM r 1884

q AND FOR SALE offer for sale my Plantation
4 called Cioceriand, lying in the county Of Prince
william, 30 miles distant from Alexandra and Washing
ton Ii contains 1900 acres has II a large DtCeng-
House. Barn and other improvements and an excel, mt
MIN site, on which Saw Mill is erected. The land has
been well ed and for several years past the
use oil clover and plaster; the effects OF which,
where more visible, fully proven: 1t is divided
best enclosures. This Plantation is justly considered
among the best in the upper country; its situation is
healthtu and beautiful.
AS purchasers will view the remises be fore making an
oer further particulars are deemed unnecessary de-
sired immediate possession may be given. Letters adj
dressed to me Up st Pad) may be directed to this place.
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER.
NJ b. In my absence, MIR. Edmund Newman, Agent,
Will attend TO gentlemen wishing to view the premises.
Richmond City, Dec. 2l'h, 1898. [69-d1 c. s. C.
Messrs. George jefferson, John r. Leigh John w Ba.
ker, Edrdrd Eggieston, John Webster, Sheriff of
.fmehd and as such administrator of Deby Miller
decd, Wiitidm 4. Eggieston, and Hn. Eggieston:
GENTLEMEN Take notice, that I shall proceed
~ TO take the dispositions of Willis Pier and Others
In the Tavern house Of Samuel ID. Burke, in tire county
fifth, and sixth days of March next and f then and there
prevented shall, the 2Sth and 10Th days of March
next, proceed to take the dispositions of the said Willis
Piler and others at the said Tavern house of Samuel
u. Burke, above mentioned and the 7h and 9Th
days Of March next, shall proceed to take the de-
positions Of Psschal Roberts and others, In the Ia
vern-house oil the said Roberts, in the county of Ame
liza, and State oil Virginia; and the first, second and
third days Of April next, shall proceed take depo.
si'ions oil Tplc T. E.tice and Others in the Boiling
brook Hotel, in the Town OF Petersburg, Vrgina.The
above dispositions be read evidence in suit in
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
county OF Amelia, Virgins, in which plaintiff and
each oil you and others defendants aud where you
may attend il you like.
Yours, JOHN T. JETER.
January 29h, 1884. S5-I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

NJOrICE.-The s confined in the Gsoi ol the
" City of Richmond negro man, who calls himself
HENRY WILSON, and says he belongs 10 Arthur En-.
Henry is about 80 years OF age OF dark brown complex
ion, and about FIVE feet inches high. " said Henry
does belong to said Emnery ne will please forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away other
wise he will be dealt with as the law directs In such cases
THOMAS HARDY,
Gaoier for Nm ID. Wrenn, s e. r..
Richmond, Dec. 9th, 1883. 70-w12w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01
O,KEsE,Y.

fENHE full brother TO Lance and HTici will stand this
"a Spring, 1884, al my stable in the county Of Bedford
80 miles above Lynchburg the main stage road Fur
Their and other particulars in time See what Mr.. John
&. Stevens, who sold him 10 Mr.. William X Johnson,
says below. JOHN s. HURT.
New YoRK Jan. 10, 1884
DEAR Sir As regards my opinion Of OReiiy, as q
horse, have great pleasure IN stating think him
rrate his speed and endurance were both of the
first ORDER and his constitution iron one or he could
not have stood the work you saw him sustain last
Spring. while in the bands and under the nj of
Mr. Buckley. With the belief that he will realize yout
most saogune expecta ions,
remain your obedient servant,
JOHN G. STEVENS.
To w. II. JOHNSON, Esq.
February s. 67-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

a REf BEARD.-This uncommonly fine bred horse,
Va bred by Richard Singleton, Esq OF South Carolina
now the property Of J. b. Coles ESQ., will the en-
suing season at Mr. Lanard Cunninghams in Powhatan
one mile below Michaux's ferry and thirty miles from
Richmond. Particulars in few days.
p. J. ARCHER,
February g. GS7-m j. MICHAUX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01
BY RI'rCHIE & COOK.

The ENoUiRER published twice week, generally, and
hfco times week during OF the
Price, the same as Five Doa payable ad
vance, Notes OF Chartered banks will
eeved in payment Tho Editors win the
ting them by ma the Of all letters being paid tho writers
81 NO will DO DISCONTINUED but
E'itors until all arrcarascs have been paid up.
" Whoever will the payment Of nine papers, shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One frat each continuance,
oV
or assumed bv this cits its envrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

MUASON'S RATLER.-Ths beautiful and highly CO.
I'VE LIBERATED Stallion will be for sale until the first oil
March: ii not sold by that nie he will he let in
Hanover for this lie may be at my stable,
and particulars made known.
wM WILLIAMSON.
Taylorsvile, 25th February, 1884. 95-3t
EMOVAL.-The patrons OF the VIRGINIA HAT
u STORE respectfully notified, that the subscribers
have removed TO the New Store front tenement lately
occupied by Mrs Mcconnell, as fancy goods and mil
inery directly opposite the u s. Bank, and second
door above Mr. Jno N Godons where they ontempIae,
by keeping full assortment OF the best and most FASH
ionable Hats, Caps, &c. that the Northern market Affords
TO insure continuance OF their former custom.
SAMUEL CLARK,
WILLIAM CUNLIFFE.
Feb. 22. 94--2sw6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01
Feb. %

SADDLES, sADDLERY, &c.-The subscribers keep
~ constantly OH hand, for sale, Of Philadelphia manulac
ture, mems superior AMI saddles; side do do
bride feathers; msrDgaes gig, cart and wagon collars
wagon aud cart whips worsied aud cotton grtls
nalls and curb brides wagon do leather trunks,
merchants and dealers. The prices will be found suit
the times. J. & s. COSBY s. co.
February rs. 95-2aw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

EtASH FOR NEGR0Ese--I shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond During my absence
Mr.. VIM. II Goodwin will attend TO my jail and the rur.
chase Of slaves Tor me, Liberal prices will be paid
Nov. 20. [5S-t0 LEWIS A. COLLIER.
IN DOLLARS REwARD.--Run away some time
IHO H. June last, my Negro woman, MILLY abost
~ years old, middle ze dark complexion with good fea
lures, soft voice, and humble appearance, with perpen-
dculsr side Of her face If caused BY the
scratch Of pin. viii give the above reward for MjIIv
u taken out OF the State, $50 IL in the State or she
DO secured in any jail 50 that get her agsin.
LEWIS NJ. IsBELL.
CumoeHano county, Vs. feb. 10. 0z-w5f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

VIII DC assumed by me. +. FITZGERALD.
February 7,h. 1884. 9O-IO.-
NOTiCE-The subscriber having resigned his former
business in favour OF his eliest son. Chas A. Mayo
hereby tenders TO each and all his friends customers
most respectfully his sincere thanks for the very liberal
encouragement and vors received for more than
years in his former line OF business In resigning bu
sess which lie has long carried OIL he still feels
siderable satisfaction in his having it within his power TO
recommend 10 his old ens his former customers and
generous public, his and successor fully
capable TO execute any order belonging TO- come
with the Book Binding business, he being the one that
Tor years has executed the best work done his old
'"'"s"'heh'' FREDERICK A. MAYO.
DICHMOND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORy
-A0 Charles A. Mayo, successor to Frederick A. Nave
respectfully informs the citizens Of Richmond friends
and former customers of his father throughout Virginia
and the public generally that he has commenced the
Blank Book Manufacturing and Book Binding BUST
native city, with the determination every exertion
within his power TO render his establishment equal TO
any OF the kind in the Union
industry and punctuality neat and faithful execution
OF all orders entrusted to him, and strict his
business VIII merit encouragement such he pledges 10
long apprenticeship at the business and had
practical experience in all its branches he ms
unnecessary TO say more al present. tried
oil his workmanship in every department. may be seen
and referred TO In the city and throughout Virginia
His Jndnhydctury and Bindery is OH Main street in
the corner tenement lately occupied Nass book store
two doors below the Merchants Coffee House. and di.
city opposite the late Central Hotel where all orders in
his line will meet with prompt attention. and executed in
manner warranted TO give satisfaction.
WANTEp.-Two Apprentices 10 the above business,
aged IRON IA to IL years-those from the country would
CURED, without which none need apply
February Is. 92-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

EGROES.-As Attorney in fact for Littiebury II.
Jones, Esq Of the Territory Of Florida, shall offer
sale, public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash. at
Nottoway Court House, the sixth day Of March next
Court day) about thirty valuable Negroes Omen. women
slaves Of the late Mrs Cahaine Fitzgerald ssnr in the
estate Of his deceased father The title TO these slaves
eeemed UNREASONABLE, but responsibility therefor
VII, DC assumed by me. +. FITZGERALD.
February 7,h, 1884. 9O-tO-