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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13
JAMES RIVER u
KANAWIIA COMPANY.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

u Y pursuance Of the direction contained in tho
u third section Of the net Of Assembly passed
tho 10Th OF March, 1892 entitled " nm ne incorpo-
rating the Stockholders of the James River and Kn.
nowha Company, do hereby mnkc known TO all
concerned, that ascending 10 returns made TO this
office by Commissioners appointed to receive sub
scrptons 10 the stock Of said Company, ihny.two
thousand one hundred and thiry-two shnrcs Of tho
said stock, equal to three millions two bundled and
thirteen thousand two hundred dollars have been
subscribed for by individuals and bodies polite and
corporate, other than the Commonwcah
do further make known tina, the President and
Directors Of the James River Company will pro-
coed on Friday the first day Of May ncxt, 10 asccr-
tain the amount Of valid subscrp ors TO the stock
Of tho James River mud Kuna @ha Company.
BROWN, Jn., !Seeoad Hnd,tor.
Second Arditors Office, 9Th April, 1888.
W Should any books of original subscriptions
still remain in The hands Of Commissioners, il N
deemed Indispensable tina, they should be returned
before The Is, Of May. JB.Jr
Declaring what shall be valid subscriptions to the
stock Of the James River and Konawha Com
peny-- Passed 20 h February, 1888
Section ,. Be i, declared and enacted by the Gle.
neral Assembly, Iho, in proceeding 10 ascertain
The amour, Of Wild subscriptions to the sock of tho
James River and Kanawhn Company the Prcsi.
d, nj aud Directors of the James River Company
shnl feShid M valid subscribe, any person, body
polite OF corporate, who shaIl have paid ono dol
lar more, ON each share intended TO be subscribed
FOR 10y him, tlfher into the Bunk Of Virginia, or
FrmerT Bank Of Virginia, into any OF their
niccs Of discount and Opposite or to any agent duly
appointed 10 receive the same end such payment
made al ony time on or before tho twenty second
day OF February, eighteen bundled and thirty five.
shall constitute such person, body polite corpo.
rate valid subscriber TO the stock Of The said Com
pnny, for The number Of shares for which payment
shn so have been made, whether the name of thu
subscriber be endorsed on the Commissioners books
or not.
April 10 ldM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13
CONNECTICUT ELECTION

few returns have been received from The Con.
nocticut election for Governor, members OF Con.
gress, &c. showing considerable accession TO the
strength Of The Jackson pony, sufficient, We fear
10 elect them. What il the cause Of this great
revolution IN public opinion in Councillor 7 Is II
not because Gfn. Jackson has come ou, for Mr.
Van Buren,, Northern man, agreeing with them
IN opinion on the Stare question: and other malttra
of public ollcy II can be accounted for in no 9th.
or way. We put /, to The people of the soulb, then
10 say, whether that circumstance should recon-
mend Mr.. Van Buren OF his friends TO their sup
pot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13
SENTIMENT IN TENNESSEE.

We annex few additional extracts from Ten
''ssce papers, 10 show the state OF public sentiment
that region, on the sui jcct of the next fresiden-
\ d election. They might be erably extend
III, If we had room:
The Nashville Banner says:
As TO Tennessee, her sons, as Independent IN
@ae as they have proved themselves brave IN
", have already recorded their verdict. They
Shr Hugh L. White, without u division. With
Nem Mr.. Van Buren, never was a favorlte. I'm
AIDED by the influence of General Jackson's name,
0'would never have been thought Of. And backed
"he IS now by the exertions of some of his advo-
Gales, the embryo candidate of the Baltimore Con-
'eAon will not get an electoral vote in the len
s3sec college Who will deny this 1--WE pause
fora reply"
The Columbia Observer makes the following
remarks:
As for ourselves, we must fronky confess, we
were astonished and mortified when we read the
''fs'Jents letter. We hae thought, and had re-
rNNdiy expressed the belief, that the President
"uuo not at any time give ar expression of his
0i''lon so as to interfere with the known wishes
" us friends, on either side of this all-impor'ont
H.. absorbing question. Yet, when It is well
'.O~h that the Baltimore Convention is now sus-
a.' Vu atone by the friends Of MIR. Van Buren,, and
wv, WIN, as certainly as the sun will rise TO NOR
~, NV receive the Presidential nominal ion at It's meet.
~ me expressions that it " is the true policy OF
"'enas Of republican principles" to send dele
i, h.. ~, 10 such Convention, and that to mpeach
ii, erection before it is made or to resist 1t when
r"''y made as an emanaton of executive power,
assa'l the virne Of the people, and in effect 70
'heir rgh to govern" well calculated 10
a"' the belief that Gen. Jackson has pref
sOodn ""' "'o'' ee''''''y We
"s'egFett to witness the temper in which The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13
TRUSTEE'S SALEOFLAND.

HpY virtue Of a deed of trust executed by Jabez
ED Camden, and Nancy his wife, bearing da'e
on the 22d day of November 1923 and Of record IN
tie County Court of Amherst, sholl, on Tuesday,
the 10Th day of May, 1885 expose to sale, by way
of public auction, for cash, Con the premises,) a
certain tract or parcel Of land, with IT'S nppuriennn-
ces, lying and being in the county OF Amherst,
adjoining the lands Of w liiam Stinneit, the heirs OF
William Camden, the helrS OF William Peters
deceased the heirs of Iachar'ah lsbell, d ceased,
and the heirs Of Elizabeth Coleman, deceased, and
containing, by estimation, 100 acres more or less.
ACTIN as trustee shnil only convey such title
DIS is vested in me to said land, by said deed.
JAMES POWELL
Anrl l3 I3M
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Apr / 10

EDURSUANT to u deed Of trust executed o
a Caleb Chcnault, hearing date the 10 April,
1881, and duly recorded in the County Court OF
Amherst, shall proceed to sell for cash, to the
highest bidder, on ,hes 22l inst. i the residence
of the SAID Chcnault in said county, the tract Of
Lnnd on which The said Chenaut reslocs, containing
fity.one acres, also one hny Mare, some Ca'lle,
IIoys, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and ~
the property confirmed in said deed.
Acting as trustee shalt convey such ttlc only
as is ested in ms BENZ. WATTS.
Apill IL u
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I.ECI URE.

DIR BROWN Of Ner York, will give
llnH1 Lecture on Tucsday EUcntag, l1'h
$3.50 instant, u, the Nicholas, Episcopal
Church. at 7 o'clock, on the SUBJECT Of temperance
in The use of SOLID ALIMENTS-in which he
will attempt to sustain the anii-aimuia'tng system
of Dletclics.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13

zen, jackson, party President, has done. In one
~ofo' VIC believe that he is an honest man, con.
S's'ehs politician, an true patriot and tina, his
CONDUCT VIII be in unison with his ch,rae,er-and
we anticipate from his election, the return of the era
:" god feelings cessation Of those violent mil
'eai exeitements, which, turning on preference Of
i'eh rather then an attachment TO prineiple. have
o me last tenyears exercised such an UNIV hole some
enect on The morals OF the community and on the lib
e''ies oil the countfy-the downfall of demapogue.
ana unpnnciplec party zcalols, who fight for the
sPo's alone-the publication of the public Offices
~, nno Inc exaaion Of patriots over placcmen
nus oe'ieV'ng We shall 80 for him, in truth and in
sincerity.
Ar some OF the friends Of the administration
candidates for the Legislature, in this resion,
nnoine that Van Burenisn is too bitter pl fer the
virginia public 10 swallow are endcavoring 10 gull
us many people as they can by asserting that they
are IN iavor of Judge White. Wcwl not take IN.
on ourselves TO asser, that this is not then private
Icelns on the subject but MS far rs we have been
aoe 10 learn, II is IN contradiction of their public
Pledse-whlch pledge is to sustain the nomination
o' inc Baltimore Convention. Every man who
docs this, IS Van Buren, man, 10 all intenrs and
purposes, fight under wha, colors he may, privately
or publicly.
~ If Judge White is the favoritc of the Jackson
party IN virginia, as some electloneercrs assert
why 10 he abused by the Richmond Enouror7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13

DIGGES' OFFICE, I
Lynchburg April 18Th, 1885.
Drawing of the Dismal Swamp Lottery, Glass No
7, for 1885.
l3 50 40 4 IL 40 % 80 65 80 20 Gi.
Tickets in the Petersburg Lottery, No. 4, for
sale at DlGOto OFfl@E.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED-On the Goth March, by the Rev.
John Hubb I'd, Mr.. EDMUND w. ROSSER, OF
Campbell, to Miss ANN ELIZABETH, daughter
of Captan George Gilbert, Of PIttsylvana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13

~ d. X. Minor, Esq. has commenced in New
York, NO. 35, Wall strccr,) the publication OF
The Apprentices Companion" in monthly Nos.
Of l6 pages EACH AT 80 cents per nnnnm. Its tIle
is sufficiently indicative Of its obJec': and It's
cheapness, as well as the value of its con'en5,
blending amusement with instruction, mus, ensure II
an extensive circulation. 1t is certainly worthy OF
public support and especially of that class for
whose especial benefit il is intended
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13
OBITU AIRY.

DIED. at Locust Grove, near Lynchburg, OF
Thursday evening, the 9Th instant, about sunset
after short illness, ROBERT, son of Cop'aif
Richard Perkins, aged four years and SIX months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13

GARD E. Baker bess leave TO inlfeJece
~ to his professional acquaintance Of Lynch
burg, and lis vicinity Mr. Solymnn Brown. Of
New York, Dentist, WHO proposes 10 remain
few days IN Lynchburg, i1r the purpose of exer-
cs:ag his prof ssion.
Mt Brown is particularly prepared to insert I'M
corrnrilbe mineral teeth sfngly OF in double sets,
en the most approved principles, and he is hereby
mos oheerfuy recommended TO those who may
need hls services H. BAKER
Richmond April ilh, 1898
Although an introduction by DR.. Baker mny be
deemed quite sullcien, by all who are personally
acquainted with iha, gentleman, ye, The subscriber
considers II lue 10 those ladies ard genllomer who
may have occasion to conhde in the skill nnl in
iegriiy of stranger, TO lay before them the follow
ing testimonial
CERrirlcArE.
BE II taoan, that Soiymna Brown of The City
of New York, is member Of The Soefeig NJ
Saigon Dentists, ftie CRg and SLATE # Neie
Yct6, and is highly esteemed for his profe ssonol
qualifications, and as man OF intelligence honor
and integrity IN his private character.
lie 10, therefore, hereby under the sanction OF
this society, most cheertuy recommended 10 the
confidence and patronage friendship md respect OF
all persons who may require his professional md
In testimony pieyeof, the President and Record
ing Secretary of the Society have hercunlo affixed
their names, in the City Of Neo YORK, aforesaid
this 18th day of January, in the year of our Lord
ono thousand eight hundred and thirty five.
ELEAIAR PARMLY, President.
ELIJAH Bryan, recording Secretary.
ar Persons DESTROYS of engaging the services o
the subscriber, IN cleansing, stopping regulating o
extracting teeth, or in supplying defects by artificial
substitutes, are requested 10 call at the Franklin
Hotel for tho purpose of making appointments
| an early day, ms Mr.. b. cun rcmnn but n few
days in Lynehburg.
SOLYMAN BROWN.
| April - fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13

Besides S0s-6Os-50 -l0s-20s &c.
Tickets elO-ualyes-8 81 Qr's ~ 30,
For sale OF DlGGES OftlCE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13

~ Washington Irving, Esq. has published
volume, entitled Crayon MisceIIanies, No =
being the first fruits o. his tour in the far West. 1t
is universally, and, Judging from the extract. that
we have seen, justly eulogzed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13

81. The Ncp Yor. Mirror Of the 28th ult. was
embeshcd with u beautiful quario engravlnS-a
NigAt Scene in the nelghborhood of West Point.
It's reading mater was entirely orignnl-contrlbu-
ted by Vcrplanck, Knowles, DUNLAP, Noah VIII
lis, Fay, BryOn,, Knapp, lnman, &C. cons'elIa
ton Of names which would shine brilliantly in any
sky.
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THE NEXT SENATE.

The friends ofthe administration seem to calcu.
late with great certainty, that, next winter, a ma
Jorlty OF the Senate, us we'll as of the House Of
representatives, will be prepared TO do The bidding
OF The President. 1t may be so but we have moi
yet surrendered all hope of contrary result. The
Cincinnati Daily Gazette thus estimates the
strength of that body ne IT winter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13

II If Judge White is the favorc of the Jackson
party IN Virginia, as some eectioneercrs assert
why is he abused by the Richmond Enourer7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13

g'r We have been requested 10 Gull the alien
ton ofthc proper authorities 10 the condition OF our
side specially in the ncighborhood OF Inc
Second Presbyterian Church. Fo6nm SAL
zr Jrferson,' unayoidobly deferred til our
next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13
COMPREHENSIVE ATLAS
Geog raPh :enl, Hlsttsicai, aud Commercial.
BY r. q. BRADFORD,

Assistant Editor cffhe Encyclopedia Amr' jeana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13
So mote it be

az Martin Gordon, of New Orleans has been
appointed Superintendent OF the Branch Of the u.
:. mint about 10 be established in New Orleans.
This is the same man whose nomination as Coec.
tor the Port Of New O'eans was, for good rea-
sons, rejectedby the Senate--a never failing pass
port 10 the affections of the President Mr. Gordon
is also one Of the delegates from Louisiana to the
Baltimore Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-13
DISMALSW Mp LOTTERY

Class No. 3, for 1885.
Tobe drawn ut Alexandra, on Saturday, the lSd
doyof April, 1886.
66 NUMBERS 10 drawn hallois
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

N1oR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable .rt la
yern stand at New Ken. CouIt-honse Inc an-
yantases of this stand arc that il is the site oil the
tv and Superior Courts just half way between WI
Ii,n,sburo and Richmond There is Land sulcient al
tached to it to work six hands The crop about i"uI
barrels of corn to the There is sutclency "i
land of fine quality in wood. to make good Farm: mae
nendent of the Tavern parton this. suincehcy Oh
tobacco or cotton might he made to pay for the land In
few years There is this land fine shell maFi wh!ch
could be used to great advantage. ANY person wishing
to rent or purchase, will be pleased to apply 70 inc
scrber in Williamsburg, to MIR. G. +. trump u
Richmond, who is authorised to sell or rent ,,,,,,
i''' BURWELL BASSETT.
so 45-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

FHNURNPIkE COMPANY.-A General Meeting o.
II the Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike Coinpa
NY will be b., Id at the Farmers Hotel in Manchester
Wednesday, tie ! Ith inst to take into consideration
. suffice o! v:.a Importance 10 said Company Stock
holders who cannot make it convenient To attend, Will
do we'll t" appoint proxies 10 act for cm according to
the following form: |, - - do hereby appnnt
- -, 20 act proxy in my behalf at meeting
of the Stockholders in The Manchester and Petersburg
Turnpike. TO be holden at the Farmers Hotel in Man
chester, the llth inst. Witness my hand and seal
this - day Of November. 1873.
By request Of SorkhoIdrrs representing
-Four Hundred ard Srrea Hnrrs.
November g Std
e. The Pe.rs,ag Constellation requested publish liz
above ill the day meeting, scad the H. Ice, h
Farmers Eans oil virginia. /,
EAMEs RIVER AND KANAW! ia CANAL. Via
81 GISIA.Noticc to Contrnctors.1he Board Of Dircc
tors of the james River and kanawha Company having
resolved place under contract seventy three es-of
the line of their improvement, viz Allthat part xtcnd
ing from the waterworks dam at Lynchburr the eEd
Of section No. lis in the village of Scottsvic and c
thirteen miles between the Seyensland Falls, and the
village of Cnlrbia-scaled proposals will lie fecclveu
BY the Secretary Of the Company. at their office IN Tue
city Of Richmond, from November 18th. 10 De'>'hpcI
7th inclusive for all the excavaticn enbank ''el ana
wallinI III that distance.
The portion of the line which it is ir.ended t" let,
comprises many difficult points, and CONSIDERABLE
amount of river walling and blasting , ~
The linc will be prepared for cXa''tl'oh " !'e ioth
OF EuYcmber after which date " |" TIC .'ic Vi t'9
all ncediu! information will be gwen, anu Inc maps ana
pro6lcs exhibited to contra"nrs on application being
made either of the Pripal Assistant Engineers 81,
mon w WHAT in the village Of Gainesville, Daniel
Livcrmore al Scosviie and Charles Elct, j., in the
town of Lynchbnrr
1t is expected Mat the proposals of contractors who
personally known to either the principal assist
ant EnGnce~ will be accompanied by proper testlno-
malls of crlc,cr and experience from the Engineers of
other works which they have been engaged
TIE seals of the proposals will be broken the 10Th Of
December and the acceptance of the propositions by the
Board made known as after will bc practicable.
Bv order OF the President and Directors.
W. B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary.
Nots.-This advertisement is not Intended to embrace
the Locks Dams, CureGIs any other OF the works Of
art-Pru the letting Of which well of the resi-
due of the excavation and enbak ncnt bwrcn SCOTS
Vile and Madens Adventure, due notice will be
October 80 Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

A. The enquirer is published n week. generally and
,,,. weeA during the I.essatuie
heretofore Five Dollars aIuu ia, abb.
IN, Notes % chastS.cd banks lvulvl
e. uyEacnt The Editors viii guarantee the safety
~ riai the postage OF ali ccrs being
. M paper VIII b. discontinued discretion oil
E.;nr', uG:ii ali arrearasrs have been irli. NJ.
- Whoever viii guarantee ay men, nine papers, shul
ai,, The tenth sratia.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Oac square, or less FIRST Insertion 1Accn;s each
No advertisement inserted either been paid os
a..u.ncd By i'll this its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

ERON STORE.-We have in store large and wr wei,
selected assortment of Iron, to which we are oa''y
adding BY receipts per almost every packet-and or AZ
very low prices 200 tons, Of the following descrP''
viz: ,,o.t
FLAT-English, swedes, Country and Ulster almost
every size ,,,aH-
ROUND-English, Swedes aud Ulster, from LII 10 III
emetrr. 49,. 4
sQUARE-English, swcdes and Ulster, from IA 10 q
diameter.
OVAL-7-S oval Ulster Iron:
Box, hand, sheet, hnoP and plating Iron, ,.,,or.
Nail Rods spike rods axctree monlds for
Crow Bars.
STEEL.
3 tons best rcrican blistcrcd Steel,
Ia do. do Enrlis!: do (lL stampD
3 do spring steel, from l-2 to ? - o.,-,,.,
l2 do Sandcrson g. Bros best Cast Steel OF the usual
variety Of sizes. ,,,o
do. Palmer Mould Boards, from No. TO ~
ANES-Silnmons d Beers make m
WORKMAN. McGRUDER " ~.
Nv E2-tiF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

FRYU TIMBER OWNERS.-1herc will be wanted
IL at the Pcniienary, for the ensuing years opera
TONS the following quantity and desert ption OF timber,
viz
5000 feet inch yellow pine plank,
800 do. do. Go.
5000 do. 81 DO. do.
1000 do 5.S do. wide and croohededged, for wag-
gon sides.
800 do ? inch yellow poplar pink,
800 do 3 do ash plank.
LOGO do 3 do white.oak do
500 do - do. do. do Tough, clear q knots
5 i"S &C. t:;:, d." ,,,.,rc do. do aud shakes
100 gum or elm hub blocks,
COCO wheel spokes Of tough white OAK,
1000 wheel ftlloes, good willow oak.
100 pars Of hame timbers. nI tough whtc-oak roots
2 cords split white oak l3 feet long, youpr
d. do. do. ii do. ,onri
4 do. do do. . do. ,rJ 'r ri,sr of'
4 do do. do. ! do knots. "
do hickory do
The whole to be delivered by the st Of March, ls'G
For contracts, apply to COL Charles S. Morgan, Super
'"'e"0s"' u '"f THUS. G. MoScuEE, Gen 1genl
Oct % 4)-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

RT EGROES FOR SALE.-Wi!l be sold publicly, to
~ the highest bidder for cash, at the House OF Mrs.
Jane Poor, The county Of Goochland, Friday, the
goth Noveln.r next 81 or 50 valuable slaves. belonging
10 The estate o. the late Geo W McLein, dec They
arc very likely. EDMD. GEOkGE, .i"m r.
of George ~ .HcLein, decd.
November ! f2--It@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

ONOMY!-SOUTHERN ECONOMY.
VE7IE subscriber having determined to purchase Ii.
yry and Corroy RAGS for the use Of the Richmond
franklin Manufacturing Company, would advise all per-
sons in Vrgna and all the Southern States to save what
thew now throw away. and forward them 10 HIM. where
they will receive the highest prices in cash or groceries
A. JONES,
Corner of and 9th street.
p;oL,o,l yo NV : SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

WYNN McCRERY, Draper and Iui'or respectfully
wv calls the attention of his customers and the pub
liz rcn,rollv 70 view his assortment of Goons just
ccivcd He pledges to distant customers, 'r'n cannot
view in person an assortment superior in quality anc IA"
rc,u and not cSccl!ed by any in the Union All orders
shall receive his strict personal attention.
Richmond Oct. 20. a7-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

NIOTICE-A petition will be presented to the mex
Legislature of Virginia, praying for precinct e!ee
ton at William Irwin 8 Tavern, in the lower secuon Oh
Cumberland county. 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

NToTICE-We shallrenew petition, and lay 1t De. De-
fore the next Virginia Legislature, praying ior tas
formation of County, by taking OH e ,O%es nd
of Caroline and the upper ends OF king T CS
Of the aforesaid Counties
September Ia. GILL;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

YEHRUST SALE.-By virtue Of n Deed Of Trust cx-
q ccuted the subscriber for certain purposes there
in mentioned by Henry Alley bearing date the lh day
Of November s3l and recorded m The office of The
Hastings Court of this City, and also in the county Of
Buckingham, shall proceed to sell at public auction, on
Wednesday, the 18th Of November, tine next fair day
thereafter. at the said Henry Alleys, and in the said
county Of buckingham TO wit: carriage and horses,
and all his household and kitchen furniture consisting
of the usual varety-tor cash.
SAMUEL pUTNEY Trustee.
November sat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

q S by notice Of co.par,n"rship of he 3lst Dec,
"A. lsi2, no person of the name of Harrison Il
partner Of the firm Of Rogers. Harrison Il Gray, and
with The view of curai!ing the signature Of the Firm.
under which we then proposed doing business in ,hs
place. have concluded to drop the OF HARRISON
and the business after Isl day Of January next. viii be
carried on under tho firm of Rogers 81 GRAY who have
been the only partaers parties TO The ais frni
of Rogers. Harrison II Gray. o,,,,,,
JAMES GRAY.
J;,l,.,o,J Oct &c SLIT