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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
Tsn4M The tenement occupied BY the sub
!:!:H scribcr on Main-strect, next door /"
.ksiAAEl the Virginian Office.
"" All persons having Watches or JeweFy
lett with him for repair, are requested to call aH'
take them away, as he expects soon to be abse''
from this place. ED. BROWN
Sep. IS Is
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POLITICAL.
LINES ADDRnssnD TO A LADY.


Yes. LADY. thou will dire. That lp Of SHOW
And tina, pale brow, ioretell tn, early lot;
Tie ,,iur NJ death Is o er thee-thou will go
Where broscu hearts aud bliehted flowers are not g..
Thou ar, too beautiful TO linsef mhere
The rainbow briehtons bat 10 melt away,
And tie sssei sounds that wah,ler on the ar
Bur swell ihc dirge OF sorrow aud decay
Yes tbon viii die. Thy spirit soon will leave
Ilrs dub cold c<ilc ior its place on high,
And like bright cloud on summer eve.
Mel, ia the deeper elories of the sky;
Thy home will be where bluer skies arc classcd
iifar,shtef streams, mid Loves und,Ing hu''efs
And where the ~ ,uds oil autumn never passed
Sor .crpenis wriihed mid passions tee. flow
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, NEW AND CHEAT GOODS.

~ w ~eSeD ~eeAee4 SSSOSs
I AM now receiving my Supply of Fall Goods,
L which will comprise a neat assortment OF Fancy
and Stapc DRY GOODS, and notwithstanding the
advance in Goods of most descriptions am ermin-
ed to sell prices which fail give satisisc
ton.
CLOTHING.
Ny assortment OF ready made Clothing will be
more general than heretofore kept, and will com
prise. III part Supcrinc Blue and Black Dress Goats
Black and Brown Frock do. Vests and Pantaloons
of all descriptions Steel Mkt and Brown Cloth
Over Goats, Petersham and flushing do Shirts !:
Shirtees; Stocks; Suspenders; Buchskin Gloves :;
With good assortment of Ladies and Gentle
meu's Clocks.
n. B.--A good assortment Of Gentlemen's Seal
and Fur Caps.
ALSO, Case Of Tuscan bouuets, which can he
sold cheap. MICHAEL HART.
Sept. 10
WISH 10 purchase 1000 yards Of Mountain
L Jeans, for which will pay Cash
NJ HART.
Oct. ! is
BEST PHILADELPHIA PORTER,
WE have lot Of this arole on hand, which we
w will sell at Philadelphia prices, with the
addition Of charges only.
HB RICHARDS 4 60
Or 70 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

v lkGlNlA At "A Circuit Superior Cont If
Law and Chanccry, continued aud held for Bed.
lorn County, at the Courthouse, on "Wednesday, the
lith day of October, 1885:
Charles G.. Patterson Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
JOS. WILSON, CLERK
I oMMIssIoNERs OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
~, Liberty Oct. 30, 1885 !
Inc parties IN this cause, will take notice, that J
nave appointed Saturday, the 9Th day of December
next 10 commences the account directed by the lore
So'ns decree OF court on which day, at the hour o.
10 O'Clock in the morning, they are requested to al
tend at my office, in this town with their accounts,
vouchers and copies court papers prepared for N
animation and settlement
JNO. \. WHARTON
Comrnssioner
Nov. = w1w
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L COMMISSIONERS OrYrr
Ii6ertU, OFT. 81 IS35 (

Inc parties IN this cause, Will take notice. that |
nave appointed Thursday, the 10th day of December
next, TO commence the account direetcdb y the for,
gong decree ON which day at the hour of 10 O'Clock
IN the morning, they are requested to attend at m,
ONCE IN tins town, with their accounts voucher,
and copies OF Court papers, prepared for examin,.
ton and settlement. JNO. 4. WHARTON
Commissioners
Nov . l
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MOAN corn may be included in this class
Cu'f,rutor.
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In CHANCERy.

his day this cause came on TO be heard, on the
bill the subpoena awarded therein on the 18th day Of
October, 1873, which appears to have been duly OK.
ecuted on the defendant, Gross, upon the order Of
p"hicanon AGAINST the defendant " hitey, which ap
pears TO have been duly published and exhibits, and
was argued by counsel: On consideration whereof
the Court doth adjudge, order and decree that th,
defendant Charles Whitley, do render an account Of
his administration of the estate of Joseph Huddles,'
ton decd, before Commissioner of Tins Court who
is hereby directed to examine state and settle tho
same, and make report thereof to the Court with any
matter specially stated thought pertinent by himself,
or required by the parties to be SO stated
\ Copy-rcste
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Nov. =
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against
Charles Whitley, administrator of Joseph Iudd.
SION, acc IL, ana Isaac Gross, Defendants
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Nov
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Nov .
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
TTEMS-srLEcrrD1.

4 Lot of Spectacies.-T Bank Report exposes the following signatures 10 petitions lor fsrarchcs of the {" Monster" in the several States Andrew Jack. son, Martin Van Bwen, William L. Marcy, ?. P. Barbour, and Thomas E. Beaton!!! .'Shame, shame, where is thy blush 2''-N. Y. Star.
 Fire.-We regret to learn that the extensive Comb Factory of Messrs. Webb & Pratt, abou. mile wes, of ,he meeting house n Meriden, was destroyed by
 re with all ts contents. the night of the 12h inst, Not even the hooks and papers saved. Loss es- ,imsted a, SIG, 0,O0O-insured $5.OOO.
 FIs-We regret to learn, tsays the Providence Josraal) that the large stone WoolleR Factory ir Webster, Macs. owned by Meesrs. Samuel Slater 6 Sons, and occupied hy them with carding. spinning and iuing machinery, destroyed by fire yesterday morning, between 4 and o'clock. Two other build ings. in which the other branches of manafacsare were carried on, were preserved from con6agrasioo The loss. consisting of the buildings, machinery, and stock, is estimated at $3OO0O of which $6.50O was insured a, the W ashing,oD and $45oO the Ameri- can Insurance office in Providence.
 "A corresponden, remarks, that New.Yosk, the land oi foreigners and wasiegae of Europe, has gy- en large majority for the Administration, while the PoiIs in Massachusetts, State blessed with more in. dgenous and better educated population than proi,a. Sy any other in the Union, exhibit directly contrary result. The almost simultaneous of these two events needs but be noced suggest the proper comment."- CharlesfoR Mercury.
 line of pacCets is 10 be established at Liverpool to proceed roam. the sOOrid! They are to leave that port at n.ess fs six weeks, and ,be price of pas sege in the. or inc trip is fixed al i50k It ii thought tb i.cumnavigaiion of the globe will become ta.liOnabie aar-and he subsiiiuted for the | .. Graad Tour.'
 1 HighUay Robbevy.-.A farmer from Wesicheser, s
 few days since received in pay for load of produce about the sam of $l0O, which he placed in lis wallet and proceeded up Chalha street on business with as l acquaintance, when person pretending 10 know hi, stepped up behind him, placed both hands his breasi gave him ffaernal hug. and thea begges l pardon for the mistake he had made. Before tn, rogue out ofsight the farmer fou"d nc was mias both his wallet and his money. They raised hue and cry, bu. the bird escaped-Com. Adu
 The Long Island S.af that ahe farm cf Jacol Bergen, at Red Hook. two miles from Brookly6 ferry has been soif for the of @5OO.0OO. It consisa 100 efiand, hilly and sandy. The farm of Joh SkiIman, at the Wallaboui, comprising 60 acres, 'w miles from the BrOokIyo ferries, bns been sold . &l5Oo per acre.
 "I always shiak," said reverend guesi. that certain quaaiiy of wine does 10 harm afer diG ner" "oh no, sir" replied his hos'. ''itis the un esreGiH qOanisy Ihst does ihe miSehieE"
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
Court cf Probate. $. District of Liickl field,
 DeceD,beT @5. f8S1.

Present, Frederick Wolcotf, Esq. JudOs. IIPOH the petition of Sabra Baldwin. of N Cornwall in said district, parent and guardian of Mary F.. Cotter and Harriet N4 COtter, of CornW all aforesaid, minors, shew- ing to this Court that the said minors are the owners of a certain piece of land situated in said Corn Salf; which was distributed to them from the estate of their father John Cotter. late of said Cornwall. deceascd, and is under the inrmmbrance of the widows dover, and is bounded as follows, viz: west on the w arren tnrnpikp rnad. north 0o Samuel Adams and Augustus Squires' land, east on Noah Bald. wins land, and south On land he!onging io ihe. Cornwall Iron Company and to Noah n. Eall kins and to Eber Cotter, containing ,ahout twcnty-+ight acres of land and that said land is now unpr0dnciive tU the said minors. and will probably reman so for many years, and that an opportunity now exists to sell their interest in said land for it's full value and that it will he for the advantage of the said minors to have their interest in said land sold and the avails placed according 10 the provisions of the statute in such cases provided, and pray ing for liberty to sell the same as the law di- rects, as by the petition on file dated the 25ih day Of December. 1884:
 ! -Ordered, that said petition be heard al the Probate Office in said district. on the 18th day of March, 1885, at one o'clock in the after- noon; and that said guardian give notice of the pendepry, of said petition by adsertising this order in a newspaper printed at Liichfeld three weeks successiyely, at least six eeks
 hefore the said time of hearing the same. w A true copy of Record.
 80 FREDERICK WOLcOTT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01

Mr. Adama: a:-A meteOrie sppeafales which oc. cured Io ihswrier on "Wednesday evening the 2l,h instant struck him as being remarkable ne to en- tie to public notice. He was walking about o'clock that evening the south the side walk in the north street this village, about sixty or eighty rods north Of the court house. light suddenly struck hs eyes from the sPow before him nearly quite equal in brightness to the meridian light of the fall moon in a" unclO"ded night o" looking up, lumi6ous body, not far from the place the sun at noon, at tis time Of year, met his eyes, descending iO eas.ery rec 'ion Twenty or twenty-five degrees from perpendic- ular, gradually lessenog until it had reached al,ou, hai way 10 the horizon, when it expired. The ape pearance did not strike the writer as differing from what is called the shooting saf excepting that it was six or eight times he size of one of those me,eors. and the color much more red and fiery. He did no, hear any report in connection with the appearance.
 LitclLfeld, Dec. 30, 1884. W.B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
Court of Probate. District cf LiichJield, ss.
 Lifckfild, Dec. 99,. 1884.

Liickfild, Dec. S9. 1884. HPON the petition of Halsey T. Bigelow. O of Goshen. in said district, chewing 10 this Court that he is inc father and guardian, of George Bigelow, Mary Ann Bigeiow, and Robert Bigclow. of said Goshen, all minors under the age of twenty one years that said minors are the owners 0fOne undivided tenth part of a certain tract or parcel of land iyiog in said Goshen, containing aboutt went y-eiaif acres in tbe whole. bounded south ars lands of Ohed M. Humphrey, west on land of Animis K. Baldwin, north on land of Moses Lyman and of Alexander Hamilton. and cast e,Ie land of Moses Rood. Olive Curtis, Ammi R. Bald- win. and of James Bradford; said land being formerly OwHed hy Hannah Baldwin, of said Goshen, deceased. the interest of said minors therein being of tbe value of about filty dol- lars; that said land is Rnproductiye. and that Eit would be for the benefit of said minors to have said land sold and the avails thereof piA- ced at interest, or disposed of iD the nurture. advancement and education of said minors. or ! vested in other real estate. or in snch other
 way as fhis Court shall direct; and praying for liberty io sell the same for the purpose a-
 foressid; as per petition on 6le. dated Dec. @. 1884:
 Ordered. that the consideration oi said prti- ton be adjourhed fo the 19ih day Of March next. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Pro- bate Office in Litch6eld; and that notice of the pendency thereof be given ky publishing a copy 0f this order in a newspaper printed isl Litchfeld three weeks snceessively, and h4 posting copy of this order op the public sign- post in said GOshen nearest tn said land, which eotice is t0 he sO given at leasi ssix weeds be- foreisAid 10th day of March next.
 A true copy of Record.
 sos FREDERICE WOLC0TT. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01

Al q Court cf Pro6ate holden at Conaan, sOith-
 'n and ter the District of Sharon, on the a0tk
 day of December. 4. D. 1884:
 Present, Wm. M. Burral. Egg. Judge. N motiorsof Hawley Duning, of said Ca- N1 naan, expcutor of the last will and tes,a- mentgof DAVID WHITE, late of Cansan, with. in said district, deceased-Ths Court doth decree that six months from this date be al- lowed the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to said exccusor. "h" is directed to give public notice of lhis order 6y advertising the same in a newspaper published in Litchfeld, and nv posting inc same on public signpost in said town of Ga. naan, nearest the last residence of said decea. sea- and also on one other public place in said Canaan. Certified from Record.
 WILLIAM M. BURRALL, Judge.
 N E. All persons indebted to enid estate are requested to make immediate payment to HAwLET DUNING, Erecutor. Cdnaan, Dec. %, 1834. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01

Hankss Nossons-Thc brig Apihorp, which clear d on Wedaeudny q Bossoa, for Ca'cusa" has aG as sor,ed cargo o0sssiag office. aPp1esd but tsF, cheese. sweoamsa1s, Walnsaas sac"-"es"'
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01

EaO SeIooi.-We lear" ny the las, Norwich Court sha, tle Hon. J. ". Huntington has become nsso. ciaed with Henry Strong. Esq. in inc establishment of law school at that place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
AUCTION SALE.

IN pursuance ef sn order from the Court of IL Probate for tke District of Washington. [ shall sell at public auction. (unIess previously disposed of at private sale,l so much of tfoe Real Estate of DAVID DAVIES. late of said district. drceased, as will raise the sum of fSt- teen hunlred dollars. with incident charges of sale. Sale to be on the second Monday of January, 1885. at nine o'clock in tie forenoon, on the premises.
 LEWIS SMITH. Adm'r.
 Washington. Dec. %. 1884, sSG
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
WINES.
DEMocRArrc NorrcE. 18TH DrsTRIcr.

DEMOCRATIC NoTrcE. 18TH DISTRICT.
 The Democratic Republicans cf tke sersrol to,cns comprising the 18th Senatorial District, are requested to meet in their severat tOiSss on the first Monday in January nert. and 0ppoiai delegates (egnai 10 double ike nun.ber of Repre- senfatiues 10 hich snch to,vas are entitled in ie Generoi Assembly , and sks delegates fh,.s appointed are requested 10 meet 0t C0pt. Sam uei Bradley's Hotel. tn WolcotsriiIe. On the 2d Wednesday of said January at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, .tor the purpose cT aPpointing three delegates, to attend fke General Sfaie Coruen- fion to be koldem at MiddletOicn on ihe last Wednesdng ef fs1id JGnsGry.
 WILEIAM S. MARSH. District
 HUsH P. WEIGH. SCommitfee.
 Dec. 24, 1884
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01

At q special I'Otcn Meeting of the inhabitants cf the toscn cf Neto- Milford. legally sedrned
 and held at the I'oaca House in sGid ke,e. Mii- ford, on the llth dag cf December, i8S4-- NOTED That all Swine having good. Vi and sufficient siag in.their pose may be laWin' com n1oncrs, and run at large oh the public highway in the iov0 of New Milford for the ensuing year.
 The above and foregoing is true copy of record-Certifrdb by
 :. JoEL ". NoRrHRop, ToVa Clerk.
 Ne,O- Milford, Dec. gg, 1884. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01

Rssfo'iaS 0reGiatios Ey q rotary aeGisR.--A white washer wiIh e blark faee.-I.a!e Johnmy CiaFE oI Boston, Ge he s ealed-an imteIeraIa Vagabomd Aar. ing ihe lale cold weather, was found is ward com. pletely n-nsensible-and curled Wp iD q heau. To u"col him was impossible; 60 trundling him aonR as school hoy would hoop, Johsny was relied to the watch house, where ny the time he had arrived. the rotary he had been submitted to- reeor ed sense and eeDsibiy in time for his ear ,o disn- g"ish the words of the lofty justice, six months to Ihe house ofcorrecIOn."-4N. r. Star.
 A fellow was lately tound in the streets of Cincn. na'i, apparently Iifel-ss. The coroner was im,ned. a'ey summoned and a jury formed. After examining him and discovering animation about him, n juror said "dead, ,"--'' drunk, by 1-," was the response i" drunken uurmur A iaugh ensued; the coroner returned home without his lees and the laryn went their way.-ib.
 A young dashing clergyman in Yovksilire told the clerk "Do not forget say there wilf be no service next Sunday. You kuow shali want to go to Don- easter races" Accordingly the clerk, befpre the se- cond singing, announced tn sonorous voice, sBe no sarvice next Sunday, becaze how the master wants to go to Doncaser races. Let US sing the l00tk Psol-m." ff$
 No Bad Idea.-The Eastern nations believe that there s happier of existence than that ol living eiernally n delicious garden, surrounded l, beautiful women, reposing on flowers
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
MARR[En.

MARRIED. In New-York. Mr. Soiyman Brown to Elizabeth daughter of Amos Butler.
 DIED,
 In this town, the 30,h ult. Mr.eAbe Hendricks aged 75 years. 1
 In Woodbury, on the 23d ull. Mr. Aaron Hitchcock, aged 61
 In Hartford Mr Horace R. Seymour, 46 In Eas, Hartford, Miss Ursula Olmsiet, 7l. h Wethers6eld Deacon Samuci Hhnuse, "A. In East Windsor, Mir. Abner Blodge,. 63. In Manchester, Mrs. SaraI wife of Mir. John M'- Lean, 39. In Coventry, Mrs, Priscilla Cook, 70. In MiddIeiown, Ebenezer Sage, Esq. 8f. In Norwich, the 18th inst. the Rev. Joseph Strong, D. D., aged 8I years. The deceased was born Cusenry. Sept. 2lst,l753 graduated n, Yale CoIIege, 1772 and the time of his death was sen for pastor ofihe first church n Norwich, having heen ordained on the 18th March, l798, which occasion the late Dr. Srong of Hartford, and the charge giv- by his father the pastor of the church in
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
rYTCHFTELD.

IHe Democratic Republicans cf Ihs toiDn cl Litchf hffId are reqaested fO sntet Gt J. Parks Ho- fel on fke Grss Monday ig Jonuory nsrt, at o'clock in the afternoon, tor fhe purpose cf oP- poinfing deLegGfes 10 ntfemd te District CORreS,- tion to Se holden at WOIcostrilk On Lke 2d Ws6- nesdGy cf fsGid JGnrGry.
 By order cf ftke Ccmmitiee. Litekftl9. Dee. g4. 1884
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-01
NOrICE.

NHE copartncrship heretof0re existing be. A tween the subscribers under the ffrtn of LEE SS GRAHAM. is this day by mutual con. sent dissolved. ELISHA LEE.
 MOSES l.. GRAHAM. Salisbury, Dec. %. 1884. so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03
ElcIinse

NVTIIL stand this spring Qs35) at my son, Edward
w Johnson =, IN the county Of Dnwiddie 30 miles
south Of Petersburg, and - miles north of brunswick
Courthouse Immediately the old stage road and is
nov at s stand ready to mares al one hundred
dollars the season payable the 10th day Of July next
MoNsiEuR IoSsON will stand this spring at nv son
George w Johnson's, in the county Of Chesterfield
within one mile OF Moody stavern II miles from Peters
burg, and 22 miles from Richmond and Is nov, there
ready to serve mares at sixty dollars the season payable
on 10th July next when is will end; SfOO 4, insure
mare in ioal, payable she is known TO be i'm foa
or parted with; one dollar TO the groom for each mare
Pasiuragc at both places very excellent and very ex-
tensye, gratis. Every viii be taken TO prevent ac-
cdrnts, but no liability for any that may happen Ser.
wants sent with to either horse boarded without
charge, and mares viii be fed at % cents day
Both these horses in the finest health and voor
and they are remarkably a-gclters; they have
been both so oeu advertised in the Turf Register and
elsewhere that their characters the characters Of their
get the great performances Of their colts and The vcrv
high prices indeed at which they arc selling arc well
known, say, $1,000, 5000, COCO 600 10000; and in
one instance $4,000 was given for years old which
IS the highest price have known q horse to com
mana IN America w. r. JOHNSON
leO q Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03
NfiCk do fple NHniI-

W beg leave to inform the public that our arrange
w ments for the transportation Of the Mails and
the accommodation of the traveller that part of the
Metropolitan Line, from Washington to Richmond are
finished and complete
Those arrangements consist ofone line daily between
Washington and Richmond, and other daily line be-
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond.
On the water part Of this route we have placed the
celebrated Steamboat Champion, so distinguished for
speed and equipment to have been removed from the
the theatre Of her celebrity, the North River by
contract.
On the residue Of the route we have provided such
coaches, horses and drivers will we hatter
command the approval Of the public.
without any Interference with Mail Line whatever
we arc enabled by The agency Of other daily line TO
accommodate ourselves every day, during the
Steamboat navigation TO the pleasure OF engagement of
travellers
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch OF the public service, With determination 10
command the public support, By deserving Il; and We,
therefore, wish distinctly understood that we are bv
MONT or by DAY, the publies obcdient servants
VIM. SMITH g. co.
~ For Seats, apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels
Richmond, Feb. 10. g3,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

NOTICE-By virtue ola decree of the Circuit SUI
penor Court Of Law and Chancery, for The county
Of Ienrco, pronounced in the case Of James t. Price re
John Forbes executor, II ais shall proceed to sell on
the premises the Both day Of a rl next if fair if not
valuable tract Of Land in Che said decree mentioned
situated within half mile Of the Town of Columbia,
containing one hundred and ffty-three acresfhe i'm.
RIoyements are good and suitable for small family
Iae situation is healthy-sevcral excellent SPRINGS If
water and its proximity TO the line of the James yer
improvement, renders It peculiarly vauabc-Tbe terms
81 sale VIII be, fourth cash the balance in two co,i
instruments Of six and twelve months bearing interest
from day ofsae the purchaser giving bond and security
and deed OF trust the land secure the payments
GEORGE sTILLMAN, Commlssioner
March 81 ~ s5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03

THNHE BELL TAVERN FOR RENT-Ths Sub.
n soriber is duly authorized by lIiran, Cb;I.s Ho
present tenant OF the Bell Tavern TO dsposo of hs
lease on te said house, expire on the Both dav Of Son
blishment, which is generally of good auatv and no
session to be given may bc desired To ood
tenant wei qualified to conduct the business viii re-
new the lease for term Of years hc agreed on-'rbc
local situation Of this tavern s surpassed v nome in he
City. HE accommodations extensive and convent.
emit The N0ydhcTH line Of the mail and accoulu,oda.
uoh stages stop at the house The establishment is so
generally known, that minute description Of he
advantages is deemed unnecessary
For terms apply 10 AMOS JADD
warren ~ loft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-03
NY RHYCHaEE a coon. i

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three times week during of the State Lcgaurc
Price, the hcreoor Five Dollars in adj
waco Notes Of chartcc pseienying banks only) will be
csvcd in aynsat The Editors will guarantee the safety OF remit
them By mail; being paid by
- No paper be atnucd, at tho discretion
Eitors until all arrcaTascs have bccn paid up
W Whoever will the of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
0I One lc - each continuance,
% No advertisement untilit either paid
or assumed by sone person in this city cnvrons