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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08
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PROCLAMAT


Gy Edrard d. White, Governor IF the State Of LoniSdnd
Whereas the United States now al peace with the
ncigbnurng States ut Mryicn, in which some hostile
movements occurred brtwren the existing govern
there and portion of their people, in which con-
there has been in the STATE of Louisiana, ia-
ncstation Of interest which might lead not on 10 an
nracon Of our laws, but 10 breach Of national faith
and honor
The citizens Of the State and others within its juris-
dC;o; reminded Of the provisions of the ID section
Of the act oil Congress, Of Apr 2i, ISIS which IS IN
these words
II any person SHALL within the territory jurisdc-
ton Of the United States, enlist himself. hire
retain another person to enlist enter HIMSELF or 10
60 beyond the limits ur!s !con OF the u STATES with
intent be enlisted entered in the service OF am m
reign prince state colony district people. as so!d"r,
marine on board Of any vessel OF war; letter
of lnarque prvatcer, every pcrspn ondng sh1ll
be deemed guilty of high M L::"annr and BE- hnrd
exceeding thousand dollars. and Imprisoned lot
exceeding three years. This act does not extend 10
the subject citizen Of any foreign prince. state
0ny, district people. WIN SHALL Iransrnily be with
in the United States and shall. bna.d of vessel Of
letter Ut Iarcuo privarcr which at the time OF
lis arrival within the United States armed and
equipped SGc enlist enter himself" or hi.c retain
another subj citizen of the tuTcig1 prince,
state, colony, district people, who is transrm,y with
III the United States to enlist enter himself to serve
such foreign prince. state colony. district people, on
board such vessel Of war. letter ol marqne prYaccr,
1.-THE L. S shall! then be racc with such foreign prince,
state, colony, district people,
Now. therefore, !. Edward ID. White. Governor Of the
State Of Louisiana, issue this. my lrocIam1on, calling
upon nj! mag sratcS and other officers OF justice, and
upon all god citizens To assist in preventing thu viola
ton OF this law: and in bringing 10 punishment those
who may offend against il.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State at
New OrlralIs. this thirteenth day of November,
IL. 81 leS5, and of the independence al the United
States the sIXleth. T.. ID. WHITE.
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Public spirit in the cause Of the coohsts, was every
where manifesting itself. One man hau tAhen ~
euden pines out OF his aqucduct aud others hIo tu
up their clock weights to furn's: bullets tJi Inc nTy
Even the ladies were employed in moulding nul!eS,
making cartriducs &c, and even prepared Fgn'
n,yuft{u to enter the ranks and fight. |: necessary
II was said that thirteen chirs OF the CheroHees su
Shawnccs, and other tribrS were on '"eH WY ~ 1880
Felipe rs visitors 10 the Contention. , - , -
A letter from Cul Austin, dated a. ficad 9ar'eTs' vi
the ltl of Octrbrr IA vs. that the Who'll" nun'r d! MS
force does cred :jUD ncn; that bri"rr ms nr's
Captains Smith and Alley had marched WIN !" Wv,
against Victoria which, ii wns rrp"rtcd hnd pFrh "':
Cd and he presumed that this detachment had been J'ln
ed by the 81 under Capt. CalIingsw"rt! wh' Ia"
taken Goiad He urges the hurrYIng of ali The vin"
that can be musrrcd Ia JoI him in his c"neih-
plated attack upon San Anlon'n
The Telegraph cunlnn$ an Address "i The C"in;n,rf
Of Safety, and Correspondence oi the Jurisdiction q"
Maaa",dn, to the people OF Texas, setting t"rh that
they had always been the advocaes OF peace, hn that
being the oil ccntralIsin (Which IS what "c CAL
constellation and determined to adhere to the Federal
Constitution of l2l they prepared to take sdrs
with the Province The Chairman oil this committee
was fellow lownsnan, 5. Rhonds Fisher, gentle
of oue of our most respectable families.
Gen. Samuel Houston had been appointed on Oct.
9Th COMMANDMENTS Chief of the Department of Nacog-
duchess vested with full powers 10 raise troops organize
the forces, and do all other things apprrlln!ng 10 such
Office On tic 9Th he issued order in which stated
that Liberal bountrs in land will be given to ali who
will join ranks with good rifle. anu one hundred
pounds Of aumuntDn.
4 companY of sixty volunteers from New Orleans had
arrived Natchitcctts and expected at Nacogdo-
cheS the III Of November, at which place horses were
in readiness 10 hasten them to the field Of action
Onr letter says, - go off at daylight Tomorrow NOR
ming of conm!tlcc Of three to treat with The
Clptn of the native Mcxicans here (wIp have MOI ytt
taken sidcs) to get them to Join agains. the enemy
1t succeed with thcn they can turn out hun
drcd men.
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Then she Is droWhcu,
D-owuI-Drownh.
'ro much of water hast thou, poor Hr'e
And therefore lcrJil my ir"'s'-""
Twas solitary sp"t! -.
Tho shallow brook that RAJ thlo"s , t N ,nro
Ave chaltcring as wcnt) th',' '
AZ, ,v;dcncd-all it's music dc' AWAY
AID in the place, silent e!u} 'oi' 1, ,.,. ,,o.,
1hs, ,ba,. the stream gre" deeper ihe'e oa'N "s''
rm,.,a,I icyprcss, yew, and shauowy P.hc,
III .nrr ,.ta;D CLUSTERED; and at n'sht
S, ~ cron their melancholy branches sounds
hcy Stool quite mutionlcss, md looked. rne.houSht
: ;tes monumental things, which the sad earth
from its groen bosom had cast out M Pity,
TO mark young gih's grave. The very leaves
Dsown'd their natural green, aud took black ~,
And mournful hue and the rough hner had s@escha
His struggling arms across the water, and
Lay like au armed sentinel there, catching
With his tenacious leaf, siruws, wither d bouShs,
Moss that the banks had lost, coarse grasses when
Swan with the current-and with these IL h'u
The Poor Murcclia's dcalh.beJ.
or vcn,'rous fisher be in with f9Po,
For no, a fish abidcs there. The slim deer
Snutts as he ruffics with his shortend eicuih
The trook and, painting, flies, th' unhoiy Place-
And the wild hotter lows and passes on
The foamins hound laps not, and winter bitds
&c higher up the stream. And yet IioHe
TO ioiter .hetc; and when the rising meon
Flames down the avenue of pines, uhd looks
Red and Diluted through the evening misis,
And cheuuerd as the heavy branches sway
TO and fro with the wind, listen, and
Can fancy to my clf that voices there
Plain and low prayers come mourning thro mo 'ee'e'
For some misdeed
- The story goes, that ia
Neglected girl ian orphan whom the world ,,,
Frown'd upon,) once srayed hlthe, ana twas
Did Gust her in the stream. GU may nave heafd
Ofonc Marcclia, poor hlolni'S daughter, VINO
Fell ill., and came to want 10 youth: No On
She loved Il man who marked her not lie wed,
And then the girl grew sick, and plnd away,
And drown'd herself 70: love Some day or other
I'll tell sou all the story.
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WESTERN L:Sp SALEs.-Solne weeks ago, we gave
upon two different occasions, account OF the
in which the slua,tcrs upon the public lands in Illinois,
managed purchase lands at the public sales at the mini
mum price, by inmidating competitors and thereby pre-
venting them from bidding. 1t seems, however, that
these gentry now and then met with their match, as
will be seen BY the following statement recently related
in the hearing of friend OF ours by one of the parties
Colonel N-of Virginia, attended the sales at Cllica-
60, during the last summer in company with nine other
Firg'nans, who were determined that they would not
be builed out of their rights, and that if it suited them
they would bid for The land, at all hazards They ac-
cordngy provided themselves with pistols and other
arms, aud repaired for any issue that might arise One
night before the sale, Col NJ walked into room where
abou, twelve or fifteen of the squa,tcs were assembled
at tavern and after eying him pretty sharply one of
these semi oar5aEians got up and in staggering style
intended for the Of the stranger remarked aloud
{" if any SPECTATOR bids for my land in shoot him -
Upon hearing this threat the Colonel very promptly re-
Piled that it was his intention to bid for any land he
should think proper to buy, and said he if shooting is
your plan, why the sooner you begin the better Let's
at it at once and then pulling of his pocket, both
Of his pistols, he placed himself attitude of menace
The bodness OF his conduct thunderstruck his rufan
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SONNET.
O fa.cst lowr; sooner blown than h ,as
SON siIkeu primrose faded NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
twas an infant dying and stood
Watching beside its couch, to mark tow peatn,
His hour being conc, would steal "wny ihe o'eu'"
or one so Young, so Innocent, so good.
I',ondS also waited near--and now the oiooh
'Con 10 Icuye the tender cheek and the DARK eye
To Ioss its vonted lustre. Suddenly .
SIybt trcmbngs DER him camc; anon subdued
To inter passiveness, the suforeraGy,
Far far more beautiful in his decay
Thun e'cr mcthou.,t before. held tbs sand
Fus, lock'd in niue, and ielt more fccby How
The pulse already fan, md hucrlng: Lo:
Il ceased I ,u.n'L, end bow'd TO Gods commando
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NA HEREAS, the heirs OF Daniel Ford, dec d., late
w of New Kent county, made Benz. B. Ford of
Kentucky their power of Attorney to SETTLE sue for or
sell their interest in the Estate of said Daniel Ford
decd and Whereas have the interest Of half said Es-
ate and having disposition sell at this time there
FORE far three of the heirs of said Daniel Ford
decd concerned, do hereby revoke said power of
Attorney, far authorizes the said BENZ B. Ford
sell their interest in said land. VIM. A. FORD.
November e. 59-w4wr
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE, an Mockoc HN.-Mrs
" Wills respectfully informs her friends and ilr pub
lic that she has opened BOARDING HOUSE on
Shccko. Hill. within convenient distance Of the Ca
rito and in pleasant and eligible siuat;on The house
is opposite Mr. Warw;cks building. the
of 9th and G. streets and is cnmmodous and we'll
arranged for boartrrs. Mrs Wills appeals with
confcnc" to the patronage of her friends, account
of the care with which she has made her arrangements
and her determination to her most interchangeable ct
forts render her house agreeable and peasln, place
Of Snirurn She accommodate from twelve TO four
Members Of the Legislature, and few transient
boarlrrs. E. WILLS, .7gent.
Dcccm!cr Gtj-
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' T.. =.
SIR F. ". CoE"AH, having graduated ~ the sc.ruce
of Chemistry, and received his Diploma 20 ;Il,t cicc;
from III" authorities al! the University Of Viz rIta bears
with him tie most efficient and honorable testimony g:
merit that he desired 1t gives ne sincere pleasure
in addition, t. STATE Individually, that while n,tirr II
my class. Mr.. &. always distinguishes! hiSrlfby habit.
Of assduity, great proficiency, and uniformly grnrIrar
ly drpornirnt. JOHN p. EMMETT,
PyntcS$0r IF Chemistry amt .Laeria .neG,cs.
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HsOHHVAeA e..

= Samuel II. Chap. KID, D.
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POETRY Y.
"svyH YET REMAINS uSsrS@.

(From the Dec. Soultern L'terd'y -Hs'''"
MAECELlA.
Then she is drowned
n-,,,,I-DrOwnd.
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SAx FEIIrE DE AUSTIN. Oct. %, 1885.
On molinu of d. Parker Of Nac"gdochcs, it was
Resoircd That the General Council address tho pco-
pie OF the United States making appeal to their phi
lanlhropy in behalf Of the people of Texas whecupon
an address unanimously adopted and ordered to be
printed and circulated. r. K. ROYALL,
President of the CruEcH.
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We have later intelligence from Texas; by way OF New
Orleans The General Council convened Oh the fifteenth
of October, and adjourned 10 meet again on the hrs' CT
November, after having adopted an eloquent auorfSs 10
the citizens of the United States.
Tbc Red River Herald states that ''the invading Next
can army under Co.'S l70D strong preparing to march
against la Bahia, (t"iadD which is defended by about
flly patriots only Without reinforcement, 1t Is mpos
sb Tor them hold out against the strong force which
is marching against them This post Is considered ono
Of the most important in Texas and it is probable its fall
would exercise adscouragins influence upon the minds
of the Texans. We III hopes that the party OF vo
lunrcrs which passed through Natcrochrs some days
aro will reach There in time to atrd aSS!stan e..
liz. NV OrIruus Eullciin. of Nov. | u
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TB,o Persons hnring Negroes for HHeIWe WISH %1 70
10 labor on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road They will be employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg, and between ana
t,,I. and they will he well fed we'll clothed aud well
i@eated We viii give from seventy.ve TO ninety dG
,nra G,r GOOD hands and more for first rate ones Apply
by letter. Or otherwise to Hopkins, at the sm He' Ro
"es R;cbmnnd or TO Thomas J. White, in the county OF
KIM Wiam and the neshborhood OF to James Hun
ter Assistant Engineer, near the White Chlmnles, o.
ronc or to Theodore S. Garrett Assistant Englness'
near Fredericksburg; or to H. F. Guy Co in freae-
ricksburg; and to others having authority from J. II.
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer. ,,,,.o,
agent for the r. F. + p r. Il. Cenpa .s
| December "a. p9-H
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VDGEHlLL SCHOOL-Pri"cetOn, Mao Jersey
~ a pamphlet entitled Circular Of the Edgehill
school with an Exposition Of the Course of Study and
Principles of instruction therein pursued and contain
inc NH necessary information respecting the terms and
internal of the institution may be Obtained
IN ooncaton at the Bookstores of Mcssrs. Mayo Da.
Wis and R. l. Smith, or by addressing letter post paid
10 the subscriber, at Princeton, N. J.
Those who may wish further information respecting
fine character of the institution referred 10 the follow
ing gentlemen who al present. or have recently Teeh
lis patrons. viz: Hon. r. Clay, Lexington ky hon
Samuel t. Southland, Trenton a. j.; Hon. J. Mill
ran, Wilmington, Del; Hon. Geo. Chambers, Cham
5ersbnrr, Pa n D;ddIe, Esq. Philadelphia; Rev e ).
Stewart, u. S. n, New York. Joseph r. Lampkn Esq
Irynr,un Geo; Dr.. Henry Jackson, Athens, Geo.; "
VIM, Dunbar. Natchrz. Miss; F. W. Bruno. Esq Bai'l-
more. Md; W NJ Otey, Esq. LynclJu5g. Va, aud ma
ny others, especially in Philadephia;
D-,o,ion x T. Dec pa sUJ--2t"
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rn ENQUIRER is published twice week, generally, aud
y week during the session oil the State Lcsissatuie'
ee as heretofore Five Dollars per payable IN ni-
"e d, chacrcL sprccpayin banks (only) will be re-
% ,svnem,. The Editors viii guarantee the snety oil remit
' ~ the postage o! all letters being paid by the winters
"a: ,D.r Mil liScontinuea hut nj the discretion OF the
- ,nr,;;I all aratascs have been paid up. , -
Tbv,r will guarantee the payment Of nine papers, shall
b;;T the tenth gratis ~, ,n1ppn,.,>c
,u,r, ar less, inScrtion scents, each continuance
No advertisement inserted unit 1t hns either been paid 'o
,,.l ly some pcsoa in this city or its environs
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&SALE OF LOTS IN Tie 7oeen Of 81. Joseph. Post
~ poncd.-'Tbe sale of Lots in the town of St. Jo
seph has been postponed till ;e 18th Of January next
when they will take place the terms those
heretofore advertised. EOBT DEVERlDGE,
Pres't Lake Wimico + 81. Joseph's Cana! Company
ST. Joseph, w. +. 10th Nov, lS}5.
~ Is. The papers that inserted the original ADVERTISE
ment, will continue to do till the 10th january. and
also the above poStponerent Immediately under it.
They will confer favor by citing the public attention
to the same. i'll an editorial article.
Dec. l2. G4-ll0J
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Richmond December 10. G3-l2t

N&7INTER ARRANGEMENT.-TwI WEEK
w The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahonlas, 10
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday, the 9TH December, to only twice Il week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs.
day morning, at 10 clock; and on and after Thnrs-
day. the 18th January, 1896, they will run only
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday morning, at 10 o'clock Should the ma
vgaon Of the Patapsco be interrupted by cc tho pas
sengers will be landed at Annapolis, as formerly.
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning, for Richmond, and return every
Sunday and "Wednesday.
Passage and fare to Norfolk Sc. All baggage at the
risk of the JAMES FERGUSON, .4gcnt.
Baltimore, December 4. Gift
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N OTlCE-AIl persons indebted 10 the late concern
IL of VIM. Ford & Co.. to the Estate of William,
Ford, requested to forward and settle with
Mcssrs Fords & Woodson, Coffee Cary strect,) who
duly authorized 10 receive all debts due TO the said
and said Estate and grant receipts for the
And all persons who have claims against the said COIL
and Estate, requested 10 present them, without
delay, to Messrs. Fords 81 Woodson, for settlement
SAMUEL FORD, Surriring Partner
Of Him. Ford g. Co., and Executor Of HIM FUrd, decd.
~ The serious loss our house has with in the
death Of our partner, WIN. Ford, will make atera-
ton in the style of our firm, in business We
now prepared to grant every accommodation TO our
friends heretofore, and hope TO give satisfaction TO
those who may trust their business 10 and
nagcmcnt We also 10 prepared 10 make liberal ad-
produce sent TO for sale by friends par
ticularly Tobacco, Cotton. Flour and Wheat.
FORDS Il WOODSON,
Commission Merchants.
Richmond December TO- G3-l2t
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= TEACHER WANTED.-A young man; quar- IA !,
"a fed TO teach the various branches Of the EnehsA
LANGUAGE, who wishes TO devote part OF ms i'ne -
study Is wanted to take charge of small school Ia trs
usrhhorhood of Richmond. This school will consist o.
,seve or fifteen scholars, and will be worth hunofeG
and fifty o: two hundred doIlars-LetseFs diFec'e0 70
S., Richmond, will be attended TO- cc o..ou,
December II.
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GSALE OF NEGROES the ls day Of January,
~ lS3G-Pursuant to a decree ofthe County Court OF
ESSEX SHALL Commissioner sell at public auction,
at Rexburg in Essex county. credit of six months,
except for sufficient TO deay the cost and charges
attending the suit and sale-that amount will be re-
CURED in cas-tcn or twelve likely negroes belonging
10 the estate Of the late Francis Munday decd, and at
the same time and place, two other negro men, for cash.
LARKlN NOEL, Commissioner.
GS-1t
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EINARMERS' BANK OF FIRGlNIA.-Thc annual
n meeting of the Stockholders, for the election Of
Directors for the Bank, and for the Offers of Discount
and Deposite, will be held on "Wednesday the 9th of
January. VIM. NEKERVlS, Cashier
Dec |. Gll-2aWtd
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Tcs,e, JOHN HUNTER, elk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

M Louisa County, I'd Decchber, IHoo
lie parties Interested in the foregoing decree, arc
hereby notified, that have appointed the fourth Mon.
Gay OF February next settle the accounts therein
Iohed at the Tavern Of James Srnoot q Co., Louisa G.
i'"Ee, between the hours Of o'clock in the morning
ana clock in the evening: when and where they arc
required 10 attend with their vouchers.
CHARLES S. JONES, Commissioner.
Dec.G'. 70-waw
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WJO SINKERS.-Thc Black Heath Company oil Col
crs will receive proposals until the 3lst inst, tor
continuing the sinking of pit their properly IN
Chesterfield, IL feet square, from the depth Of 2T r ee
~ the coal supposcd to be from five to six hundred ieel
from the surface the contractor TO find crery ling
pronosas TO be addressed John Hcth at the Ps or
70 BERNARD PEYTON, President,
" OF I;S-2awtd1 Richmond.
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HR lSohAkD HILL, Jr, having become resident Of
AZ Richmond, offers himself to The Public as General
sem ana Collector in the State Of Vrgnia.-He may
,ouhd' when not engaged, at the Store of Messrs.
0Tlton and Clarke, near the Bell Tavern
nichmond Dec. %, 1895 7O-w4w
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NNXECUTOR's and Adminis,atOr;s sals-B0oded
~ Stock S.c-Thc subscriber will sell by public auc-
ton 10 the highest bidder, at the residence OF the late
Richard Morris, Esq, Taylors Creek in the upper
end of Hanover county, miles west OF Goodails
Tavern on the 9th day of January next, the following
fine blooded Stuck, viz:
/. Montshnllo. C. h. by Tariff, years old
3 Lady Pettish IN. by Randolphs Janus, years old;
both of the mares now in foal by fi"tspur
d. b. colt by Carolinian, two years old :,
5. b. flly by Black Warrior, two years Ola
& h Gily by do two years old
I. b. coli by Autocrat, foaled last spring
8 b. fly by Black Warrior, oaed last spring; ana also
number Of Cattle portable Thresh"g MaGhns two o
Wagons plantation usns ABOUT sUo o"I Ecbe
used BY Mrs. Mo, s 5,ed he' mos fe Of
them thorough bred-thei pedigrees will be exhibited
however, on the day of sale ,ou,,s
Terms-Cash for all sums not exceeding ten oohIlS
rd credit of nine months for all above ten DOL
lars Bond with satisfactory security or Or the eas
" 'ea'> PHILIP L. WINSTON,
Executor of Richard Norris, dec, and administrator
Mrs Mary ". .HcrT's c5 .Js
Dec Is. w
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TT ENRY HAMPTON Cioci and Hatch- .N0khr, re-
"a "a spccfuy informs the citizens of Richmond, and
the public generally that he has taken the Tenement
next to Mr. Nathaniel Charters Grocery and nearly op-
postc the Old Market, where he will al all times be found
aud in readiness with punctuaty and fidelity to execute
any work III his line Of business that may be committed
to his care.
lie also offers for sale, assortment Of Watches Jew
elery, &c, selected with care
Dec Il GG-3l2aw
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Oct. 9.

NJ OH CE.-On the first day OF January, $50, re-
" QUESTION of twenty-five dollars per share will be
made on the subscribers to the stock Of the Upper
Appomattox Company, agrccably to the terms of sub
scrption. BY TIE SUfEhlN ENbhNlS .;
December IL. b)-uJ
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Dec. 22d, 1885.

NEGROES FOR SALE-Wili be sold: to the high
% est bidder for cash. at the Bell Tavern, in the City
Of Richmond on "Wednesday the Both inst at II o'clock,
if fair, otherwise the fair day, four likely Negroes,
belonging to the orphans of John Hogg, dec late OF
rate cook washer and roner, without incumbance two
house girls about 10, the other 20 of age; and
muatto boy about Is years old For the character and
qualifications Of the cook washer, and irone inorma
ION can be obtained Of Mr.. Tho. Taey, who has had
her several years Mr. R. G. Scott who hires the younger
Of the girls, can give information about her. Mr. no.
P New who hires the other GIRL can give hci character
and qualifications The boy lives with the subscriber,
who will take pleasure in being called upon for lniorma-
ton respecting him. JOS. sIAkhE' C1m T,
under u Decree cftkc County Court ef Ht"rieo.
Dec ~ OO-uS