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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
10 OTxCp.

EDN virtue Of decree ot the circuit superior court
oil law aud chancefy, for the county al Amherst,
pronounced IN the ath day OF september. l-iJ, IN
winch the Undersigned, trustee ot the estate of
Lucy Ihufmhnd, dec Il, aud lfhers are Plaintiffs.
and Philip fhurmond, sen ionnell, trustee of thc
same estate, William /. 'fhurmond aud others, atc
the defendants, the undersigned, appointed hv the
SAID decree Commissioners for that purpose will as
thereby directed, proceed. nj Amherst courthouse,
the lth day OF January ne>t To sell the Slaves
belonging 10 the sad estate. 10 the highest bidder
lor cash. The siases niuc Ten in number, aud
belcyed to be very valuable, consisting Of Men, Wo-
men aud Boy.
At the same trlne aud place, the crcdttors Of the
defendant, " lllnm /. Thumond as provided tor m
the SAID decree invited attend and receive hc
provision made ior them also, that the other dStli.
butecs of the sad also invited to atcad IN
like manner, and receive their proportions.
ADDISON TALitFERRO,
JOHN THOMPSON IN.
Commissioners
Amherst Courthouse Dec. 3 ~
NIRGINIA Alta court held for Ecdlord coun-
~, At the courthouse, the 2Gh day OF No,cm-
ber 1895
Elias Garner aud Susan his wife, formerly Susan
i. Patterson, Plaintiff,
igaHst
William Mead administrator of John >. Paitcr-
SON decd, Blancha Patterson widow of SAID John
Patterson deed, George d. Patterson. John > Pat
SON George W. Quarlcs aud Rachel his wife, form
ciy Rachel Patterson, Alfred Patterson. Mary Pauer-
sou, Jane Patterson, James Patterson, William Pat
terson, Mclenrv Patterson, Eliza Patterson, Francs
Patterson, and Martha Patterson Deits.
IL CHANcFRy.
The defendants, George d. Patterson, John 8
Patterson, George ". Quarles and Raclrgl his wife
not having entered their appearance, and .yven Sc
cury according 10 the act OF assembly, and the rule
nj tins court. aud 1t appearing to the satisfaction o
the court that they are not inhabitants of this Com
/ ie a a,
appear here ON the fourth Monday in February next
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that co
py of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper, published IN the town of Lynchburg for Nv,
months successfully and posted at the front door u
! the courthouse OF this county.
ACopy--Teste,
RO. {. MITCHELL, G. i. G..
Dec. 3 w.m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
ONE CENT REWARD.

A BSCONDED from the subscriber, on the 6ih
~ instant lRS4LOM BO1RD, bound apprcn-
lice TO me- by the Overseers OF tho Poor OF 'h'' %
poration to learn the trade OF loot ana 7i,or ''N
az ms ;s the third time said boy has runaway.
viii, Give the above reward to any who will aptehtn'
said how. and deliver HIM to me and hefeps '"i
warn ali persons from harborlns or empIoynS s,m
how. as l am determined to put the law III 'or''
AGAINST any one who ollends III these respects,
81 if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

~ The Philadelphia papers inform us of the
death OF Col. VIM. Duane in the 76lh ycar of his
age Col. y. WAS formerly editor of the " iuro-
r", the leading democratic paper dnrme the ad
mini,ra'ion of Mr.. Jefferson oi whom Col u. was
conhdant and warm supporter. The late Sec
rotary Of the Treasury is son Of Col Duane.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
700 sos. FRESH C.2.y.D1EN.

IN AVID X. LYMAN hns received. per recent ar
~ rivals, AT his Drug and Chemical Store. Bank
square, "A large aud choice assortment OF Candies,
VIZ.
Lemon and Rose Drops
Mint and Lemon l.unips
llomhounl; sugar Almonds:
Mottos' Kisses; Candy Toys Tor Children, sc. &c.
All of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms.
Nov. 90 n Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

IL The Lexington Gazette o>es sght Of a
very obvious distinction. The Legi h'urc OF Nir-
s'la constitute politically The people Of Virginia
ana hence they may Passlaws, in relation to QUE
toms OF property, thai Congress- because they are
not representatives. Of the people Of the District of
'"'imbIa, may not enact, in relation to that DE-
'rrIcf' There Is IA wide difference between a poo
pie sn'rend'rins ll'er properly, through their rep
res'ntatvcs, ON the altar OF the public good, and
the i"'c'bIe seizure of this property by body Of
men ioreien TO them in residence, in feeling and
IN interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
10000 &EassaasS.
Digges' lottery and Exchange Office.
Next Lottery!

q So,UIU FoTIlIs = j
Is Prizes of 900 Dollars ~
TICKETS 50.
DISHfL SWAMP LOT7ERl
Class No. - foG 1875.
Ia be drocn at ilefan8tio on leofm 4dYthe
18th day Of December, 1888.
&C Tsu,nbcrs....Io Drawn Ballots.
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niggcs' Lcttrry and Cxchengc ofEoo.
GREiT SCHI.NE
~ 10000 Dollars IN
~ . Prizes Of 900 Dollar, IN
DISMAL swamp EOttcry
CLASS No. % for 1889
To be d,a,cn at throndria, en- Sotodav the
l2h day Of DrcrMprr, 1885.
- NrMnrRs-l3 DRAWN uNLlors.
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Dec ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
MINISTER TO ENGLAND.


The New York American says :.
"sr Cu,rr, VArci;as, shc British N:nstr In" tascn his
envc Of the rccn immediately 10 Europe This We
nS to m Of ;s ns Of ,o United ascs
minister England. BECAUSE his p Mr. e""l noI nc
tomato relations countries TO dwnGc INTO mere
reciprocal residence Of Charsrs d-4yhrS: 81; r, ,
"a COMMUNICATING phis @n"nS' WIN
The assertion ,.a, Mr. Vaughans return TO Eng land,
is in consequence Of the m'Es0n o. nc freS'aeHs 70
u,mjrctc Minister to England. is. like enths Of
the statements in the Opposition prints, downright rio-
lann of t-ulh. The President did "nomtn"te, not a
minister bu, hcn ministers 10 England lie nominated
Mr. Van Buren, whnm after his FrIrcton ny Tic senate
,hc pconc called TO preside the body representing
the Su.cs to show that they held him above that fac
t;ous majority who had pronounced nm unht 10 repre-
gent the nation abroad; and they rrIcc'eh MF steven
SON. who five times elected the hcad Of inc repre-
sentative BODY Of the whole people. he British 60
yc-nmrn therefore, understood that tho PRESIDENT was
scIic,s to pay hi. hest respect to 1t by sending some
one of the most distinguished men OF Our country 10 that
Court and in consequence of the knowledge that t;rse
nominations spoke most concluslvciy the anxiety OF inc
American Executive, 10 put our relations WITH mat
Government the best lnotng, ana 10 marx Inc Eeh
homer in which he held the head Of that Government
full minister has been Kept IN THIS Guy ever SINCE t'c
Nominations OF the President rejected; and It is
remarkable that the British Government, so lar from
considering the failure of the Presidcn! to re-noninac
Il minister wanting in respect to II, l!nnt"!atIv a'F
the rejection Of Mr.. Van Bure, seat BACK MT ausAah
notwithstanding his leave OF absence, u sTc PROOF
that En- rland understood that the reduction o the grace
of our Diplomatic Representative was not IN accordance
with the feelings OF the Chief Magistrate nor his "sneS
but the act of desperate band Of politicians violating
the will CT their constituents at every step ana most
thoroughly repoba,-d and disgraccd in the eyes OF the
country.
Mr. Vaughan has returned for private reasons
He docs 50 al moment too: wien h. knows that TIC
diplomatic relations will be restored to their former
footing, by the nomination of Minister OF the hrst grace
from this Government to his own, and therefore couo
not take the step reference to state OF case which lie
knows will not exist after the meeting OF Congress-
Ttiotc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

uMAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Ncwbcrry DIS
s., tct South Carolina. negro man, named .!at1ny.
AIRED about % years, of light conp exon, very spare
made. and about feet 5 or 10 inches high. On cxan
nation of his back two large will be disccrncd
supposed to be occasioncd Gya burn. When he clopcd
he had in possession round jacket and panaloons of
darksh grey satnett, frock coat OF mixed CLOTH and
panaiouns nearly Of the color but somewhat dark
or; and a white hat about half worn.
Also, negro woman, NAMED HaTy, Tic wife Of SAID
Antony; bright nna;to, with tocrab!y straight long
hair; her front teeth considerably iecayrd and of
the sa,r entirely broken off, light blue grey eyes;
in height, about feet or inches, Of delicate form,
and about the age Of her husband. Her clothing con-
sisted chiefly of black bonbazett and purple circasslaa
dress besides several calico frocks-boh body servants
The above negroes purchased in Richmond, Va,
By gentleman of the Of Pondcx.er: of said State;
carried Mobile, Alabama: and there purchased b. the
subscriber, last May 1t calculated they will attempt
to make their way back 10 Richmond, Va.
ANY information concerning them, will be thankfully
received by the subscriber al his residence in Marengo
County, Alabama and liberal reward paid for their ap-
prchcnsion security in Jail.
Letters may be addressed to Duke Williams and VIM.
P Bulloch, Of Newbcrry District S. c. John Bishop,
of Poweton, Hancock County, Geo. leach of whom is
authorised receive the negroes from the apprchenders
or to the subscriber at White Hall, Marengo County,
Alabama. EDWIN y. GLOVER.
July "a. 2}-3m
SSl.c Editors Of the Rae: Register, and Columbia Tees
cope will publish above months, their
the subscriber White Hail. Marsnso county, Alabama
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

SMALL Nu1rs-The Bank Northumberland, at Portland
which has just organized by choosing Officers Directors
Nc, mas. unc OF it's first acts,
ResOrcd That Bills shall issue from this Bank of
less denomination than FIVE DoLLARs and that no Bills
of other Banks Of rss denomination than FIVE DOL
LARS shall be received i'll payment of debts due the Bank
or OH depostr."
For this act Of respect and obedience 10 the laws of
the State OF Maine: The part Of the Directors, the
Bank is asSaI!cd i'll the most violent manner by the
b0ne hhg fcdcra'st of The Stae-pchaps not the less
violent, as democratic legislature required the small
noles to be suppressed and the bills of this Bank
upon their lace all engraving Of Jefferson Jackson and
Van buren, 1t is not in Maine alone that these GOOD
society tohs as they call themselves advocate and en-.
courage disregard Of the laws; hut in New York they
do the same also This is the class who are doing all
IN their power to entail rag money upon the people
deraud the day laborer Of part Of his earnings bv fore
ing him to receive the paper Of arsocrsc
in place OF hard money.
Il is they who labor to defeat the Administration in
its measures 10 restore the constitutional currency
G(rIo5e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
TIIE STATUE.

THE STATUE.
She licth bare, in unrcil'd uvcliness,
Yet nothing Naked for the perfect charm
OF beauty ard Of .yhmetry doth dress
Her figure in rainlcnt bright and warm
a sar5 most spiritual, whic, doth Tcprcss
The sensual eye OF sense: with one fair nrm
She cancth pillow, softly sinking,
Aad her sweet face up,urns TO some vo!uPtucus 'hhhS
The Other, bending with u rainbow grace,
Plays with the hia;!most trcsscs Of her inr,
Over her SHOULDER. Oh that love toned face.
tbeams passoaHi: pleasure on the air,
And makes soue silent dwelling place,
To gaze and live On il forever there!
A lore thought stirs her mouth; and ocr her eyes
Appears the memory OF thousand s!shs.
Her rcls xelpd BOSOM toward her white couch tuTnd
Spell takes the cycliis and her limbs, extended
In uninac perfection, disccrn'd,
In all the harmony Of structure blended,
Prcssia: each others beauty: there hath bugn'd
dream of FIRE about her, which hath ended;
And now she looks rcposinS from that vision,
And from loves dream love inviting soft transition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02
POETRY
"NUcH YET EM.rS> CA>rNG."
(ErOm The .Sout1r,H PdtrUt. J

(FrVDi tac SDHttrrn PdtfVtI
MONODf
On ac Death Of Capt Randolph, atc the 're"H C" "0sa"
By Henry THOMPSON.
lie, no cphcrr ,enr for Randolph fall,
Hearts of the brave, his monument shall he,
And Ocean waves lis requiem shall sing,
In all their Wild and mourrfu melody
Nor shall the sea alone Il death. drgr break.
That DER that form, DEATHS mantle nov Is flung;
But far oil Lyre's thcI notes OF NO shall wakn
For heart, like his sleep unsuns.
AMI where he lies in his Island grave
The deep green will tell its story,
70. him who rock'd on It's widest wave
And roan,'d amid its mountain glory.
And should there fall upon that I.yre afar,
One lonely tear, its silv'ry chords dim,
Forgive. forgive. for it will flow sincere,
The las. poo; ol7rins of The heart for him.
For mcm'ry whispers Of the winged past,
Whca Hope monarch Of his .en'rous breast,
Ba: ali! the banner TINT hope is furl'd
And he who watch'd its wavin:-is ut rest.
Yet where he lies in his island grave,
The deep green will tell lis story;
Fo. him who rockh on its widest ware,
And ronn'd anil its mountain glory.
Charleston, S. c., 23d Sent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

cious attempt upon the lives Of himself and family, ana
BY prompt redemption of the faith of ,ha his ses s9Snty
the only existing obstacle 70 rt un"u the
Ds a Sa of our struggles Victories and
umphs We hope this will be done now!thstand,ng
the want CT true wisdom displayed BY the Government e
becn nresrn,rd since the failure Of the horrible attack
u upon le King. We hope it, for the honor Of France
and for that Of King himself for the interests OF shose
of our citizens WHO are involved IN l'c a"o 'o
l.. 1-.nnniiiiir of our own c0untrY.-Gi0Oe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

T,r R.sK OF THE UNITED STATES is closing up us
concerns as speedily we presume, as conipnrts WIN
hIc convenience and that Of the debtors OF tie ba"A'
w. Grd in The Boston Atlas the following saten'eh
we ilio IA ''' IBoittnorr Patriot.
r1,,, Rank has twenty-five branches. Eight OF them
- ia or nearly wound up. These es'es nave ocen
"gctrd at ono two three md four years crep't' IN
two instances the install Inent have eT'ehtta
rs Tro other branches will be sold, PloDaoly. 1
INV Lars A negotiation for them IL IN progress n'
;L, branches above alluded to- are Portsmouth, 1alt
Crd Utica, Buffalo, Louisville, Lexington
md baltimore The t,co under negotiation arc
vile and Nashville
On The subject of The U. S. Branch Bank we earn
,h, thrrc i, in fact no salr There wa= nrsEusoh'
bnl That was all. it is now STATED ro7i:E"ly that '
riddle will not sell the branches in New peas OF Wv
york He means keep these institutions te WIEN ~
,ho roncrta with II is also ow Known that Tic recent
r ns the n,hrr branches will canrc even sFrar. "
ri and General curtamcn nf discounts, tlil, ihFl
had remained in the hands of the u s. BANK. hn,;;
cnnnnrly enough, the blame Of such cuftaiieht WA
~ ,;i;ld from the u. S. Bank to the State institutions
rho Branch Bank here will be the great engine 10; wind
| ;,r u, the institution-N. T. Hrrah
Ee,,cn Mlxr-lhe cGilice for the mint in ills city
h,e brcu commenced Jackson square, under III" ST.
,nr,,cudence of Martin Gordon. ESP Inc plan pro-
posc1 for the building, has the front placed IN fsa-
r,dr st.. where there will be splendid Pnrt'co Inc
hn| cost Of the buildings. agrecaoly 10 me plan ac-
| r,rd is estimated Il: $500, tO0-S2lE!Olo OF which
Lo been already appropriated, sufficient /" complete
enc wing, which may be expected ready lev, I ocF''IoIS
t IN, 18th Of May next. The cdice will he an oTna-
rt % New Orleans; and will equal any public build
w of its kind in the country in utility and appearances
'"5 W. " rs. Gr'raa$ Rre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

EpRlTlslI DRY GOODS.-By The Tally-lIo! from
ZIP Liverpool and by recent arrivals from Tn" North
ern arkes we have receives! fall supply Of Goods
and Iarc now in upwards Ct Sc hundred packages
Of British Frcnch Swiss and American dry goods: most
Of our *.ai,c British goods Of our own importation
and purchased in England, jar cr*a. upon the best
possible terms We with confidence repeat our former as
s!nnccs L. our customers. that amt W sell any
goods in our Inc low they be purchased IN THIS
or any either akc; in The United SlavS-Thrnugh our
ho,sc in New York we shall continue TO receive such
additional! supplies during the season, will keep
assortment at all times good.
BALDWIN G. KENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

Playing into each Others hands-A writer in the Her
aid, quotes from zone of the Richmond papers" an ar
tice, unusty abusing the Northern People body on
account of the proceedings Of the Abolitonists But
the writer carefully suppIesses the fact that the paper
referred TO- is fulblooded Wing paper, the Richmond
Wing. The Democratic papers Of the South very
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

The New York Mercantile Advertiser states that the
Northern Bank Of Kentucky has taken the New York
State loan Of 100000 dollars, ats per cent, premium
Of So Is each 100 dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

RJOTlCE.-B9 virtue OF Il Deed Of trust, rx"cu'rI
lS by Thomas Ba!""r, Decd. bearing t4ir 10Th lr
II, '. and OF record in the Clerks Ofcc "f the "onr
ty Court Of buckingham, to debt therein ac;n""
lodged 10 i:c dnc WIN. NJ. Swo"p": drcd shall. on
the Srcond hlnaday in Oct. Chat brin. Cou day. s'
10 the highest bidder for cash, Tract of Land the
waters Of Slate River containing. by estimation ~
acres, which DR.. Burton recently lived. re-
sides. GEO. II. PAYNE. .Irhne 1ra$'i"
September . Iiils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

EBRiTlSll DRY GOODS. pr ship TALLY Ilo ;r"m
II p L-erraof.-Onr Importation 81 FnH British Dry
G0Dds has arrived at CITY Point, James Rivera and will
be in store and opened in day two More will be
said Of it anon. 7. & J. s. JAMES & CO.,
Scut T3l-u1 .Ha;ikH Brihrc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

RERs. HAILAM returns her thanks for the liberal
lTH patronage she has received as Teacher of Music.
and pledges hcrsclf Gas hcreosore to use her unos:
sla ran take few in addition to her present humber
and will attend them at their own residences PREFERRED
NJ IN r.s rcr lesson or j.; CT. per lesson her private
room, in Mrs Guigons Boarding House, over ths Store
cf Mcssrs J. y. Gordon & Go.
Srntcrnbcr IS Alt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

r 7OR BALTIMORE ria WASHINGTON CITY
"a The Stca:n Boat CHESAPEAKE. CGrnin Nay: leaves
arrival of tic Richmond I;oats--ani arrives IN Wash.
inglon the following notwithstanding il optional With
travellers to drpar; in the 10 ncpck A. ~. or.ocE,
p. NJ. Rail Road cars for Baltimore. which CARY i."l
through in two hours Passage and Fare tn Washing.
ton 81 Passage from Washington 10 baltimore :! -.
September -. AD--tis,D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02


EnRY GOODS-.Mlrhet Bridgc.-WADswoHrH &
Z J. WILLIAMS prepared 10 furnish country
Merchants with assortment of Dry Goods, nr good
Sca,enhci i. D-l%t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

~ EW LINE or POST COACHES .Irom E"d.
u mcnd 10 fa"rIr,,srHc--jn fEc Am". cnd ";:A H.;
rcqnistc Spcrd End rom"r--Farc reduced to 81 o"ly,
instead Of - 30. the present rate For SEATS in'r'
nation apply nj the Bell Tavern. in Richmond. and Col
Wards Hotel in Chariotrsvil!r DAYS Of departure,
from Rich:no;l and Charlottesville su;itys Wcan"s'
days and Fridays. WI. SMITH.
Jul. If .i--:i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

FESO CABINET MAX FRS The subscriber is de-
K srou$ Of forming Coparrncr>hip (,r employing
Journey nan) in he above busincsS--who sa haze
the control q; my ship. /! one of sober ani m
GuStuuS ii5its and good workman. will apply he vii
BE- able 10 make arrangements: doubt. to his s>'c.
ton. Il partnership with who las n s;I7l
capital would be Preferred The stand fr business Is
very good one, 'ircc being 10 other shop in th" 'cr
CALEB II. UHNER
y. Il. a;S!: 10 cui ny two or three Jonrncymcn Car
peMers iiaP1caton IS made IN short time. G. II. 7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

Wa !CUNUND MEDICAL SCHOOL.-L"cturcsu Up.
a. IN TIC various branches OF Medical Science will
he delivered in lc city of Richmond commencing the
last Mcn1ay in October and ending the lst Of March
rayt. Fox :hat pirposc til" following gentlemen have
associated themselves loy:t"r and viii teach Tic sub
;,cts affixed To their respective names:
iii JOHNSON, VI. D.: Anatomy: Physiology. ard Su:.
g"fI
IAii!:S BEALE. NJ. D., Practice of physc, and tic
institutes Of ,"d!cne.
pUBERT BRIGGS, NJ. D.. Ma;cra Ii:G:ca, Th"ra.
pcucs and Hygiene
Diseases Of Worica and Children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

&. ~ REWARD.--Stra:@d from Na!h7":" b.
" 4 ~ Thompson, friday tic 9TH instant ]
small bay mare with two whit. feet before and III"
behind and the other two black with black uai" and
ail-shc also has small white spot Oh her nose F'
well PAGES and tro:s Tho above reward vii! b" gwen
for the delivery Of the II in the forks o! 1870
yer, secured that get her again.
CHARLES II. MALLORY.
September ! I. M--'t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

3 s iRMGNY I!ALL.-ilc Fall .,'T,a of tbs III ,
tuition VIII .hc lis: ri Dct,ir.- I!r
place and tccuS O.! tuition. as Ia: yrar.Furi!rt
information may Lc obtained ''y applying TO the rrnrra
Sept. -. (il--il II. Is. TURNER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

3D lCIlAlUED, FREDERICKSBURG AND p.
Els TUMAC RtiLRGAD.--i.t Il meeting d: IA"
rrcsiIrn: ard Directors OF the Conp;nv, tie H.
Scrtr!..h"-. 'l-:.j
Ecs"rc,. That further amount "f So zach s':1r"
b. required i!am the Stock "!crs 10 hr paid in i've IN
sal:;yntS, at The following times "iz: - on ~ t""Tr
tn: ln.h OF October next; - bctnr" The 10Th -"
November next: s. on before the 10th of Drcrmi
Der nrx,: s. m'irr the 18th ni January next and
50 before The 10th Of February next. Ims" suns
are tnic dpost"d hc!rrforr in the Bank OF Virginia.
to the credit vi the Company.
NM r. SHEPPARD, &r'fy
September H. 37-iGO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

| 4 CAA PACKAGES Frrnch. Gtr,gan, S'-tSs. I'm.
! Z epEp hnn and Iad;a Day Goops.-ln trw days
we shall have in store, hWadrcd and fifty pncEnges
! French, German. Swiss. Italian: and India Day GouDs
,rhirh so far cs ,rc k0p'r ticrc, hare nat yns:cd
hr0uarh 4Iaon Misunderstanding, in part. of tic toll
lowing articles, and making probably the largest and
! hest assortment eyer offered IN this city:
Frtnc-Dlac! LustriDgs, Gro de Naples, assorted CO.
lours; black. blue, pink. white. and straw Al and sd
Grapes hat do. Lusrng Ribbons Of every color from
No. - to 50; large assortment of cap and bonnet
Ebbons of Tie newest styles belt do; Gauge and Lus.
trinr; fancy Handkerchc:s. a great variety; Thihct
Eankrrccfs and Shawls, from 81 to Sd: black and
fancy silk Nestngs black silk VevctS; "a black Bonn.
bazncs; gcnlcmrns and ladies' black and white silk
Hosiery; do do. Gloves gcntlemens and ladies horse
skin and beaver G!yes Of every cnlcr and price, black
white and straw Sans style fancy Silks; g. Me-
rino Cloths of every color Bras assorted; linen Cam
hcs and linen cambria Handkerchief and gun-eastic
Suspendcrs.
Gcrman-Oznaburgs and Burlaps; fancy Veslings Sd
Mcrnos; linen Tapes and cotton Hose.
SsrisS-4-4 and ia plain and figured Musns Of every
qnay; IA and "a high. colored Shawls and Handker
chiefs.
Ialian-hIaltcons black Lusrings sc and 35in black
Cravats; blue, black, and assorted Sewing Silks.
Inda-Flag and bandanna HANDKERCHIEF a great va
riety white and printed Pongee do do; black Snshew
and Sarscnets; blue, black, and coored Sewing Silks
pearl Buttons; and lead and coored Pongccs.
F. s.. J. S. JAMES g. CO.,
Aug. IS. [22-l2t] Market Bridge Riehm'd.