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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

Correspondence Of fas Neu o,ieons Bvattin.
Es.zoHiA. iTrx,s.) De-. p. Is35.

point ifom whence mig III expect impart4t,
ne~s--we ate a,fon,l,.d by receiving iat.,rmatio
nj The capture oi the lori aud tawn al Gellad II i
Bfhis) bY par. of coionisis. These were va
n.lte"t> frontie transccn3ins fertile banks Of II
town OF Maag .rda, I.laee d, stied 10 become a,
important civ.
Bef,tIn tins party .ni. red the fell. n,ost If n.
voinn cars If q nz ,l..s-- fearing ihar III,
harvest Of hon rs world te r.aped before H.,
could arrive tlere--'hes -,-net 81 IF, m |. Rac;
With the daring determination of taking Gol,ad l.,
surprise.
t'olmd IS s,tllaied On the sea'i~esf id. of n,
San Aa'on,o rifer, thirty league, i,,ow Besar Al,
II IS hieen agees from cot,s,s, The lar dihc- .,sr,
al ATdI.as h and about tir san = distance from
tho La Baea nd OF Maiagords la The fort !,
laii UPON the point of Il yeft steep ani hieh II
formed ei rock, with n deep ft,ireupnn opc nd,
mi n low prair" apon the Opposite Nhil, a broad
seval"d prairir esiends 10" ard tie s,u Lw,s,.
The wall, Of the fort arc stone and lime. and
bear N pl1ees the marks Of the storms Of an bpl#
drei winters, but are still propfAgainst any thing
~ than tn bt,terhy Of heavy artillery,
A long forced march brought the VANGUARD -
nc oa'onsts ~ th' san Ant"no river, fordino he :
lor the town Ii IL o,loc, on The n,pi, Of ,ic nj
nst. iirrr they halted for lie main bod and
make arrangements iur the attack yer,
,,, win ,, ,,,,,,,., -. - ''' "'ouef'
friendly 10 the constitution Of lS21 And by IL,
-, 49,, "a ''s'' I''i'ee''3 aeq"a'nt.
The main body Of the oo1,lists missed their
road IN ITO night, AMI before the, found out then
mistake, were AT the upper ford, Immediately OBJ
Posife the town. They thu .lrue. across. for =
s'ort cut, tho position occ1pi.d l., lhr van
guard. Their route led through mu,ieetthicket.
mr.. v Wv NJ am I'LL oil
resembles TIC COM
IL. ,.,,,.' '''', al Peaf'oe'' " hll'
die .,t ,b,. ,ar,e ~, wy "'o''en 'nf
n el,rpr L,o.,,b ,,,,'h ''",1' ~ "''f,e''
In. bora, al .,fi ..,,i.,,' ~ ''oe' '"eehea
=, - a"o s''' N"o ,''ef'' \ voice answer
recognzel il, ia, L. ''e
Bahia and n.kea if i va, , !, - Lid
inpilo name. ", ,l,a g''' =, '"e'''on-
Is y,loun : f'' III, ha'h'
Col Nil,n
commencement, n n. NJ al ''''
acnce N. e,o,,.1 J., a., ~ VI 'no'pcn-
rs,L,,xb;n, ,,o I.,1,,,',.,.' ''"' "Nss'ea III
When Jn,rb;,l,. ,,.,,,,,,a H., ,'., country
,li.,,, ,',' f'.'Pe' Ml'a'n> re-
him +, ,b, citv If NJ, ''',' ~ ''''sfS,'f"eEfd
nri,on nnt,j the n.o,,,r ,o'''''a 'lh1 III
Co., -. ~. -, way '''niohed- " ten
can nlil,',, .,,;,, ,, mp, ''e republic
Nn,,. p,, n nv ''' lf'soh Al
go, o'' NV P''' services and suflerings
Ill. W. y 'i'''i''s u hi' hafa-hear'ed
'rl;, .p,1.
my aa9"ei INN the luxury - Tie bah. H.
,.o,s .ij. '''.','s 'n.F 'a1 mate arfanae-
.ni,,,lr,,a,,,, -, ,''"P"'lo' 10 place hcrt horse
p, time ,n,n,n,oJ III "' "'"s o' the stream a
..,ly ron,,., -, nv" WV ",''cf-"alked qn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

Look Ont For Rogues I'VE find the follow.
ing in the Na,chcz Courier & Journal of 2s.b o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

General jail Dclire1y.-Whi,cs, Blacks, Mn.
derers Horse Thieves, Murel men. runaways and
all broke Jail in this City last night, and are off
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

TIE Branch Bank ofthc l.. States, A, p,,..
lrst> been purchased by the Merchants and NJ
ftciurer, Bank Of that CITY, aud the whole - ~
debts. credits and funds of the Office. viii b, IN. '''
ferred tilcrcio. '''a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

DE ATii Of COPERNICES.

The following grlpbic DESCRIPTION Of tie ,l,s
AZ Gene nj . life ii Corrtsfeus. !, rom Mr..
Evfnrrr'. late adlr.%t n Amherst colleya.
3" Thus Pru,id nec. whlcl, Ina. end, ,n',nm,r,.
bic To answer IN the conduct Of the tlv.,,al an,
Inc Ltellceiua, tof the morll world. SOM
ines permit. grrat dl.co.er,.rs full, Ia enio,
her fame sometime. +, entrt, I'M ,l;n,a,.- -
he extent ot th,.if aeLir,emen,,. ,oa .,'.,;,..,.
.rbas them drI.r,,lana hr,r,Lr.l ~, j., rio, ,,.
unconscious 81 the importance, at I'M II 4n.nd,.e.v'
rrir,, and moi merely np1o,x,l,,d nv ,be,, ,,,,-
emporarc.. but by themselves. II !. nl,;n ,t,,
Copfr1icns, like hi. great contemnor,ry. Colnm-
Ms though fully conscious Of IN, bol1n,,s and ,bo
novelty Of his daeitmr, saw hn, mar, III III.
changes il WIS 10 effect ia science. Af,er b,,i,r
ny IN hs bosom Tor long. lonr wears tia, ,.,,;.
cious hefosv, the solar sY,re,1,l,e I'D -, ,I,
DIV Of ia. Appearance of his book from The mrs.
fhc closing scene of his life. with a li,tlo bl
ron, the imagination, would furnish 4 nal,pe .,,
get for an all,t.
Dor thf,y five var, l., bas ,eroly.a ,,a No..
ulred tia ,,strm Of the heavens. ,,t.r.1
nln ~ ai disposition late,,n, ~, ,;,,.;l,,s.
H,uo 'ancs 10 .rirnunt,.t eontray,.t., A..
Il fi.r,a,n non have lei Inn, In ..,f,oll l;.#.,l
rom the pee, al fa5n,k k5,.y, h. -,
- ew conf laniial lIsr,,,les & ftfan1, ALL
IL draw hear ms pni, IN. !, seven,,.,b,.a,,.,.
aud p yI4,lIs ~ "
file hcayonl, orb,n la In. f,,e, G., ,,,l,;..
rlo l,,,,l.., -, : = ~, - ioo'lea''of
red into IN. world. II !, ,,,, " Vs.
NV. l5i3 o., III, H.. L., ar ~
III. intense excitement Of hi. mind. one. r ',,a
lnnn an exhausted frame =.fr,.5' ~
ri ~. him 10 tbe ,.r,.,, H.. ,,,,. 'i'o
"A, comet he liz. ,,r,,cl,.d ,,,, l''''
which he vii nnyer u -
'inonry Eran,nb.rc 60 pr.,.i, ~ IA
The hrom, Of ,be ,e,,,., .,, .l,...#.,..#,
he go,bic wind, ". -, Ii, rh,n,a. W. ','.o
H., 10 tlc nr,,ll. 70 .,.h.,,, ~ NV W.
10 rr,rcs.o, ,b, ,.ar, at ~, l ""s No''''N
,;cture mined Inv b;,n.,lf ,,,a ,,. -, "a
,,Iy '.''. ''"''''''h' 81 IN
r,lbr anil otbrr nnfe1, "'"sa,' !" ','' An
'f'"n"''ieai lnsifn
,,t,nles Tho ,,r ,f ~, NY s''fo"lo.
~ : H. ~ '''"''ot opens -
nfer.; i, fr;rn, .L,I.,s.. !" see VII
4 c,, III, ;,,s.z3 IN ,''' III" Prll
6, th,t ho,t IN. N'o"s INA
i.,inetlv ,,,,l, ~. ,i'.' "'' ever n'r
now. il,,, liz ,.,...,aI l''> l'o'fS III
"o'' p" Il srleh'lhe wotll lad aoknow
't' = ~ . ,'''', ana ,''r',--ic knows thai H.,
W ~ ''''' VIII Nv shocked by his innovation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

ttc influence of ii . topical treatment n warm
Precipitation freaks out. wiiici, mus, h. eneoura-
ssd bs warm drinks, rs whey. weak tea, 6f., aHd
u notable diHiHaiion takes place in tine frequency
ard fcnr Of iin cough. Will tn hearssness alinosi
dislr;pars. and the rough rir-in. tone Of v0ice
suh.id,s alans .i III IlyspnuH nj r,.s.
in sbo.'. all danger /. oYrr. and H.. i'flc patient
again falls asl, e,,, and auakes IN the niornnf,
without any aprsarsnee ii h-tinE recently suis,
ri iron, Ell danet rons IN s..arl. l., N tie con
trarY. slight cough .fiii remains frst da,, II
hs "a IL roiten rd # - mans nj dinpnfelf aud
an,Iphlnc.iic remedies .ui'ei 10 ts.r. eaiarrh.
When the sui able application q hi var,
in the manner aho,a re- hlno ndef' do rui pfa-
duo. e.il-msrked and essleut re,ei, II ftreI.a
If .ir eni of issut.- - IN, r..s. then laflinr
moro crn BE- expected fram A loa.tr PCT, veraner
In il, and III. isrea>hr eape. hoar,,.nfs. an,,.ty
AMI sspntsa 81 tie elild. must be mnf h. other
means | nus observe. however, eoltisaes DIR.
Lnhsn,, that this me'hoi ha. MI st fsile ! in nv
hands. uhen otpi.d IN thf Commencement Of The
1itsGse, and II has r', irarfised IN several iainl
he. attended, n many oases successfully, AM
Saeore my assistance cold he procured.
2i:rpMtrIsn.--A iithly respectable eo,res-
f.fnienf II Ma tu.utl> mas requested II. from
motives oi .hsnlLfa. : - i,,5lIs4 IT, f9hawint
'efpe lar suiisP tie fuaanalls',, tee efficacy of
Which Il "a. Witnessed We can o.siv rrpcat IL
de aini,io, h. words" Tn ~ 10 no
th.ph II ean do haf.n, nd II MY do goo,.
" Fake sill e. ale 5hoi aud one ptll Of spirits
If turpcttins-- nr tom N bottle aud add one
ounce Of eamphor. Apply this compound b. ru6-
Ding thoroughly nth pier .. g,nnel the part Al
iested, tire. nights in sue ecs.ion--- isn omit tire,
and 90 on Ill cur. il effected. Ii is power
fl, lnea,cne, aad II !, should affect the stomach,
axe n small quantity ot brandy, ginger tea el
something of Ike exciting NATURE"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

w y have recently made such additions to our
stock of Goods, as to make the assortment,
Oh oADpLERY complete, comprising, with very few
exceptions every article in that line And the as.
sot',heni OF HARDWARE, one of general variety such
AZ B"thng Materiafs. Coach and Cabinet Makers
Materials. and'TooIs of every description.
we are dotermlnedt to sell Goods at as Low prices
AS any other house can or will sell them. dealers
are invited 10 give call and We assure them our
eXefons shall be used obtain their custom by sell
r.. ~ cheap. THURMAN q SCHOOLFIELD
Nov 9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30

sfFt"ntRrrhs-We hnddcrailed. in The Q. ].
Horticulture, the N dc by which London /, sunni;
Il with Strawberries It's stated, that witlin r.,
n,i"s around London, 1000 acres arc a,vo,,d l..
The cnlth alton ot tn, fruit the product Of wbc;
Is transported to marhe, almost eseln>i,rl, Ia, ~.
men, who carry the baskets upon their head ,
he roit IS hrst put into small poulc hasAe,S. hn
my about 4 pint; fifty or sixty OF these are nI,c.
IN 'ar@e basket, which is then placed up,n
oman's tead, on small cushion, vino trnd,,
"le> WIN II TO market. The weight OF the has
NJ, "hn NUT is from 80 to 40 lbs The po,,l,
"'sNe's are manufactured by won,.nanl children
'h'y pass 'hron9h several hands in tho f4hrca,io,
ana arc yer soid at about g.. lsr doz. II i. stat
H. ''''' Wv ."'"o'i oil Women employed, dunn
'le season o, inns ,'a'' IN marketing j, IN III,
metropolis, is not less than 1000 NV
Cuitinatoy.
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FOR RENT.
HOLCOMRE & llTEV.

VIE subscriber, having determined to cont'n'
Il Tic the Commission Business at his old stand
prepared to make liberal advances on all pro-
unoe consigned to his care. From his long expo
ence at business and by strict attention. nc
hopes to receive share of the business formerly
bestowed on Holcombe 4 Tyree.
RICHARD TYRE
July Is ,sli
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Ed. D. VI "''0'"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21
EKOdsgDuaE..

FUvHIS thoroughbred and Justly distinguished Stall
"a lion will stand the ensuing season. my farm (St.
Leger) in tie county of Chesterfield - miles from Pc
tersburg and 10 from Richmond. The COM
menccd on the 18th of February, and will end the 18th
OF July he viii be let to at $50 the season. which
may be discharged by the payment of $40 if paid or
before the LIST day Of October 75 for insurance. be
paid shsceraincd the in foal her
owner parts with her; and one dollar TO the groom for
each Good pasturage and every necessary atcn-
ton will be furnished gratis, and fed with grain
II required at the usual price of % day Lots
and separate enclosures will be furnished for mares with
colts; and if attention. industry and faithful agents can
insure IL, all mares sent to Hotspur shall be oe attend
ed 10.
Hotspur has acquired fame and reputation which no
stallion in America has obtained under such crcuu-
stances. standing heretofore at very low price, and
WIN Dut lew exceptions covering only common mares,
his colts have nevertheless rvaled those of the get OF
the most distinguished stations of the day-stalons
that have covered, probably, 30 rood mares
where he has covered almost every colt of his that
has been trained has turned be- IL not frst-raer
at least good race horse. His colts that have been
trained are, Dr. Mnges Black Hawk, Mr. Bolts Back
slider, MIR. Puckctts Sailor Boy Mr.. William Minge' 5
Blue Streak, MIR. Randolph Harrisons Quarer-Naster
Mr. Doswells McIver, MIR. Camps Harry Percy, Mr..
Brockenbroughs Westwood, and Mazeppa, 0he proper
ty of Col. Johnson and James NJ Seden) whose bril-
liant success at the Central and monium
fa has elected from the best judges the expression
the opinion that he the best horse in America
lospur is dark chestnut of fine size, of great power
and extraordinary activity lie was got by 1mocon his
Magic, his g. dam by Mark Antony his G. O. e. dam
ny ola Wiidair his g. g. G. e. dam was by Fearnougbt-
is ucened to any thing OF the pedigree
Of any of these, Hotspurs ancestors il is pre-
sumed they known by every one, and may be seen
by reference to the Turf Register 1t believed he
combines in his pedigree, in direct descent many
the most approved any stallion in the State
Hctspur trained by Col West Of North Carolina he
ran but few races and them all with ease except
the last in which he broke down This was a four mile
race, which he cOntcstg with The famous Frtlla
IL is the opinion of Col West that if he had been sound
nc could have beaten herr and nc says that if oispur
not the best he ever trained That nc docs
not think he ever trained his superior.
t'entlenen at the South North wishing TO send their
mares to lotspur may rest satisfied that every attention
will be paid 20 them, and taken send them home
IN good condition. JOHN HETH
Black Heath, February 81 gf-wGy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

YEvHE celebrated imported Arabian horse BUSSO-
n RAH ARABIAN, n beautiful golden sorrel, foaled
in the year lsl4At the request Of large number of
gentlemen, who breeders amateurs of fine horses
Bussorah, the property of Mr.. Heh will stand this
season at Capt Fnncys plantation Eoic in the county
OF Powhatan, 20 miles from Richmond, adjoining Sub
let's tavern. The above request made from liberal
desire of improving the breed of horses in this
the country That Bussora will prove of immense adj
vantage, is certain He possesses and imparts his
colts, beauty that other horse has, mpart
The horse will be put at the very low price of twenty
dollars the and thirty dollars insure. The
son to end on the Goth July. Thus every farmer
breeder of horses has it in his power avail himself of
this horses very valuable stock. Bussorah has always
proved himself very foal-geter Mares insured,
must be regularly returned the horse every ninth day
from putting, else they will be considered by the
Mares dying. being parted with before foaing tme
the owner will be held responsible for the insurance
ney Every attention will be paid by careful and
pcrcnced groom but the of Bussorah will in
be accountable for accidents escapes Fifty
to the groom.
Reference TO Edward Scott, of Powhatan James Sell
den, Central Course; Frederick Clarke, Manchester
and VIM. Fnncy, Powhatan.
Feb. 81 [94-w6wl JOHN HETH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

The ENQUIRER Is published twice week. generally and
tinos driag OF the legislature,
Price the Five Dollars able a
vance Notes OF cacrci oceayins banks (on) will be re-
e,vcd IN payment The Editors viii guarantee the safety OF remit
ting them by mall of letters by the writers
~ No will be diseoi,inued the discretion OF the
Editors, until all affcarages have been paid :,
or Whoever will tho of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis
TERMS or ADVERTISING
each
% No advertisement Inserted until has either been paid Tor
or assumed by in this city its cnvfoas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21
ATALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-Thc sui


scrlber. intending TO remove to the South, offers
his valuable LOT at Madison Court House, for SALE
The buildings consist of Dwelling house. Kitchen
meat-housc, stable and all other necessary out-houscs
two store houses (Which, alone, rent for the interest of
the amount asked for the whole estabishment) and two
Offices The stores and Offices in the best situations
in tho bwn Cor business and always in demand The
Lot contains one acrc--half of which is in garden
which is very productive. The yard is large and we'll
shaded with handsome trees and ornamcn,ed with shrub
berry. There are fine fruit trees the Lott
viii also sell f the purchaser should desire m my stock
of medicines, shop furniture, &C. al n very reduced
price. Negroes will be taken in payment, if it would
better suit the convenience of the purchaser For TERMS
apply TO the subscriber on the premises.
VIM. G.. THORNTON.
February q. 9f-2aw2w-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

Precise here substituted n The published speech
general made m speech Mr.
heard The Report read bnt m She Conncc
Cd whom be spoke, Che pfcco detail of
lie obtained them afterwards AID oueci read and commented
ufoa them The senate; and therefore feels usfbc l
precise for general could only
make no this part oftlc spoken speech.
AZ VOL might TIC five millions tho Freneh Spolistion Bill
which bias passed tho senate pod Lies 10 h House Ropresc
totvcs De- set down, W passes that ioy Also
expenditures, for the year 1885 and swell the
aggregate Of The yoaf, furnish l, and excite dconient
against gu exifafogaui ht1His'rsf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

" CDANCEk1-UN1rEDS STATES COURT, 9th Clr-
n cult and Eastern District of Virginia. December Sth,
1884
Thomas Craig George Rutherford, Robert Montgo-
meric Robert Sper Robert Fand, Alexander Kerr,
Thomas White and David Wark, Plaintiffs,
against
James Scott executor of John Leslie deceased who
executor of Robert Craig, deceased Thomas Ben
die Patrick Cous, and the said James Scott in his
right, Defendants
The plaintiffs thus day preferred petition to the court,
And upon consideration thereof and for appearing
the court it is the motion of the plaintiffs, Ordered
That summons be issued, from this court by the clerk
thereof requiring Thomas i. Swami, Samuel q. Swami,
Dabney Nj. Wharton and Anne his wife, formerly Anne
Swami, Nelson Robinson and Jane his wife, formerly
Jane Swami, distributes of Samuel Swami, deceased,
(a said in the petition aforesaid TO be citizens and in
habants of the State of Vrginia,) plaintiffs, i'll suit
brought by them, and depending in the honorable
Superior Court of Henrlco, in the State of Virginia,
against Jefferson Swami, executor of John Swami de-
ceased who executor of Samuel Swami, deceased,
appear here the first day of thcpext term of this
court to show cause if any they can, why they should
not be barred and precudad from against
the estate monies, and effects of Robert Craig dec
der the control of this court and, in the time,
Commissioner Hilary Baker is ordered LIST. 10 take
account of the debts, If any. still due from the
said Robert Craig, deceased, from his estate and
to enable him TO ascertain the same he directed to
advertise for three months of the newspapers pub
shcd in the city of Richmond for creditors of the said
Robert Craig deceased of his estate any such
ditors there be- who not been paid in and
prove their claims before him. be forever barred and
precudcd from all against the estate. monies
control of this Court-2d To examine and report the
Court what progress has been made in the said suit de-
pending in the said Superior Court of lIcnrico and what
delays have taken place the part of the plaintiffs in
that suit, in bringing the same to final decision.
A copy. Teste, RID. JEFFRlES, Clerk.
Dec. Is, 1884.
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Hlcliflee

A& llsls stand this spring QS35) at my son, Edward
w Johnsons, in the county Of Dinwiddic, 80 miles
south of Petersburg. and - miles north Of Brunswick
Courthouse, Immediately the old STAGE road and is
now at his stand ready to mares at one hundred
dollars the payable the 10th day of July next
when IL will expire.
MoNsfEUR TONsoN will stand this spring nj NV son
George w. Johnsons, in the county Of Chesterfield.
within one mile Of Moody tavern ~ miles from Peters
burg and 70 miles from Richmond, aud s now there.
hady to serve at sixty dollars The season. payable
on 10Th July next, when it will end; 500 TO insure
mare IN toa payable she is known be- foal
OF parted With one dollar 10 the groom for each
Pasiurage at both places very excellent aud very ex.
tensive, gratis Every will be TAKEN TO prevent nc
eidens, but no liability for any that me happen Ser
wants sent with either horse boarded without
charge and mares will be fed at - cents day
Both these horses in the finest health and voor
md hey remarkably foal.geters: they have
been both often advertised in The Turf Register and
elsewhere, that their characters the characters Of their
get The great performances Of their colts aud the very
hgh prices indeed 40 which they selling ere well
Known, say, $1,000 5000, GO0O, 1000 10000 and in
one instance $4,000 given for years old which
~ the highest price have known horse to COM
maDd in America. w n JOHNSON
req ~. Oft
a DMINigTRATORs NOTICE.-Ar persons II.
" aobted 10 the estate Of Goriond IT. 8ffebeu late
Naorcapt Of Richmond deceased are hereby notified and
q9feq to make Immediate payment the undersigned.
Nna a persons having claims against the same estate viii
present them, duly authenticated for payment
JAMES RAWLINGS, administrator
90 u CaJtond IT. mitchell, deceosed.
tFVffiN""%' 5S-3m
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RWUSiC FOR THE PIANO FORTE.-R. /. SMIrr

RWUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE.-R. L. SMITH
I'VE has Just received great variety of Ni1o and
Fashionable Music, consisting of Songs, Airs, Marches,
and arrangements from the most celebrated Masters;
which, with the former stock of Standard Music
the assortment perhaps general and extensive than
has heretofore been offered TIE attention of Amateurs
and Students of Music in this city and vicinity. II. j. s.
has for sale few very superior Vioas Flutes Ciario
ets &c, which will be disposed of On the most favor
able terms 10 Orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention
S. The New Publications received regularly
after they appear in the Northern Cities.
Feb TO- SD-tf
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIIA COMPANY.
A II a meeting of the James River Company on Tues

JAMEo NV Ell AND ANA TIA COMPANY.
A Il meeting of the James River Company, on Tues
IA day the 10th day of February, 1885:
ReS0red, That communications be orthwith address,
ed TO the several Commissioners appointed open books
of subscription to the James River and Kanawha Com
pany requesting them to the of each subscr
ber the should have been omitted be entered
the books opened by the Commissioners by such sub
scriber his authorized attorney with the number of
shares subscribed for and that the said books, when
soners and transmitted to the Second Auditor with
little delay possible
Resoced, That the Agents appointed to receive the first
instamen said subscriptions be requested co-opc-
rate with the Commissioners in effectng the object of
the foregoing resolution.
ResOoed, That the said Commissioners and agents, be
also informed that any necessary expense incurred by
them in having the subscribers entered aore-
said and the books duly certified will be betrayed by
this Board.
true copy. J. BROWN, in.
Feb IL. [90-GU Second AuditOr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

EDUCATIONAL young Gentleman, who pro.
EL duce satisfactory testimonials of his ability to teach
the Latin and English languages correctly and who
also produce testimony of his department,
find situation teacher in the ncighborhood of the
Cross Roads, iii New Kent county. Application be
made TO DIR. j. W. Register, or Samuel T. Williamson.
New Kent, Feb 9. 90