Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-15


three per cent the Capitol Stock for the last six
months which will be paid to The Stockholders the
10Th inst VIM. NEKERVlS Cashier
Jan 9th, 1855 dit
BANK OF vIEGINiA-The President and Di
D rectors have declared dividend OF the profits for
the last six months, Of three dollars and thirty cents per
sharcwlch, after deduction of thirty each
share for bonus to the State, will be paid the share
holders on the 10Th inst.
Jan. G. [74-4l A. ROBINSON, Jr, Cashier
YEyHE Annual General Meeting of the members of
RI the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire ON
buildings of the State of Virginia, will be held the
Society Office in Richmond Monday the 2Gth jan
uary, 1888. JAMES RAWLINGS
Dec. 81 l'l-tdml Principal agem ~ Il, Society
d 81 x REwARD-Ran away from the subscri-
% &C Der. near the Piping Tree, in King William
county Tuesday, 9th inst. mulatto man named
MACK, who calls himself MACK EVANS. He is n
by de about twenty years of age has
bushy head of hair, thick lips with ono or two scars
on his upper lip, s;ammcrs little when agitated round
shoudered, and shoulder larger than the other, lit
tie knock-kneed, with large feet. think lie has Il scar
of his arms occasioned by burn Mack had on
when he left home, roundabout and pantaoons of
homespun yarn cloth.
Mack away few years ago, and was apprehended
at Bladensburg, in Maryland, on his way to the North
TO free State where il is supposed he is now cndea
yorng 10 get. l will give the above reward for appre
bending the said negro in this State $50 if taken up
out of the State. PHILIP CROXTON.
King William, Jan. 10. 76-3t
1c Fredericksburg Herald and Alexandria Gazette will pub
tue above three times and send their accounts to this Office
WoUNG RoANoKE.-This capital young Stallion,
"a will stand the ensuing season, at my stable miles
above the New Store the Cut Bank road at Mr. Jas
Saunders and VIM. A. Frazers Taverns Cumberland
Roanokes purity of blood FORM action is well de-
serving the attention of those wishing TO raise fine horses
Jan. III. l1O-2wl GILES HARRIS.
"a "a OTSPUR, the Sire Of Mo-eppa, will stand the
A 81 suing season, at St. Legcr, (Alr. John Heth's)
in the county of Chesterfield % miles from Petersburg
10 miles from Richmond, and miles south of the Coal
Pits Particulars will be given hereafter.
Dec. %. [70-G] JOHN b. CHRISTIAN.
FENHE IMPORTED HORSE FYLDE, will make
III his next season at the farm ofRobt G.. Williamson,
4 miles north of Richmond, and Immediately the
Brooke Turnpike leading TO Neutrality-suspicious.
lars in a future advertisement [Jan. 81 74-2lw,f
ENCLlpSE will make his next season-Spring 1885
M atmy sons Edward Johnson's, in the county of
Dinwdde; 30 miles south of Petersburg the old stage
MONSIEUR TONSON will make his next season at
my sons, George w Johnsons, in the county of Ches
teriield Particulars in time. w II. JOHNSON.
Dec 30 lift
II fine colt dropped last Spring, by Hedgeord Fyldc
Lance, Silvcrheels, Star Tom Brown a Sweep
stake, mile heats open till the list of June next 5000
entrances 500 forfeit; to be the Piney Grove
Course Charlotte county, Va in the Fall after they
wears old Confined to the get of the above named
f subscrihers-and expect 20
is worth the attention Of any
A~..-- not only for the benefit of the
purse, but the rep ~er'l"mnn
can make his entry
Wylliesburg, Charlotte Co, Va, Dec. o.
HSoR RENT, ard possession given mediately, the
n House on l. Street. atpresent occupied by Hall g.
Moore. Also, small tenement Shocsm Hill lately
PIT good repair and the House about two miles from
Richmond, commonly called the Hermitage, with, or
without the farm adjoining it-For terms, enquire of
Edward ~ Allen, Mt the Richmond Coffee House.
Dec 30 [1l-2aw3wl ABIGAIL MAYO.
a DMfNISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Al persons in
"a dcbted to the estate of Garland H. Mitchell, late
merchant of Richmond deceased, hereby notified and
required to make immediate payment the undersgned
And all persons having claims against the estate will
present them duly authenticated ltt! for payment.
JAMES RAWLINGS, administrator
Of Garland III. Mitchell, deceased.
November2o 5o-3m
G SITUATION WANTED by a Lady who is quail
va fed to give instruction in all the branches of an
English Education, French Music, Drawing and Paint
ing "A line addressed to the Editors will be promptly
attended to. Dec. a. Gift
FENHE Subscribers School limited to twelve scholars
-E will be opened on the 18th of January, 1885 and
closed on the 10Th of December following. The course
OF ntruction will embrace the Latin, French and Eng
lish Languages Geography with the use of the Maps
and Globes Arithmetic and Mathenaics.-Th terms
Tor Board including washing lodging and candles, &c
are $50 and Tuition $50. My residence is situated %
miles from Richmond, Is above Col Goodal's and 2
from the Stage Road leading from Richmond to Louisa
Courthouse Letters addressed TO the subscriber near
Montpelier r. o., Hanover, will be promptly attended
TO- HERMON DAVIS.
December 6. 62-2awtl5J
THNO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS-St, na1a and
81 Bond, l57 Pearl Street New York are nov, re-
ceivlng very extensive assortment of British Irish,
Scotch German and American Dry 6 Gods suitable for
the Spring trade which they offer the most liberal
terms, amongst which are,
Cloths; cassmercs, vostlngs, sanets, paddngs Irish
linens shectings, diapers, damasks, white and coorcd
linen drings, assorted cold grass cloth linen pantaoons
stufis cambria, acone book and null muslns, extra
super and common light and dark prints, 0inrhams
fancy muslins, cambria and furniture dinity furniture
chinz assorted coorcd embossed and watered morces
Brussels ingram, Venetian and other carpctngs plain
and figured floor baizc cotton and woolcn table covers
Marsees quilts and counterpnncs brown and bleaccd
Russia shcctngs, crcquills, osnaburgs aud burlaps
brown and bleached sheetngs and shirngs bed ticks
checks palds and stripes, cotton pantaoons stuff silk
and cotton umbrellas, negro cloths, Lowell cotton silk
and cotton handkerchief, &c. &c.
T. Sc--All orders punctually attended to.
Jan. 6. 75-iGt
TE7IMBERs WANTED AT THE PENIrENTIA-
a RY.-2000 feet inch yellow pine plank
800 do 3-s do do do crooked edge, for wsg
gon sides
500 do J do do poplar plank, clear Of knots and
500 do SO do do do do clear Of knots
800 DO birch scantng, inchcssquarc, l2 feet long,
500 do do do do do do do
100 hickory axletrees
1000 wheel iellocs
2 cords split white oak, II feet long !
Do DO DO Do DO 10 10 do do y9o9s I sSl
g g .p & hickory q ! !: ' q knott" s1'
$1,000 flour barrel beis
10000 hoop poles
The whole save the bcts and hoop poles 10 be deli
vered at the Peniontay by the LIST day Of March next
Q535) Proposals win be made either TO Col MORGAN
(Supcrlntendcnt) or the subscriber.
THOs. G.. MONCIJRE.