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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

- The Enquirer has manufactured another
grso' ma"-to wit, Mr.. John I. Anderson, Of tho
Boetour district. The galaxy IS becoming quite
rCypendcnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

The Legislature Of this State nominated Gen.
Harrison ueN President, previous TO il al Iomn-
mcnt No nomination Of Wee President WIS made
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

\ ! flrculr Srprtior Court of Law and
hanccry, continued and held for the town
ol LynCib0ri At the Courlhon>c, in the said town.
on Friday the 2o'h day Of January, 1896, sitting
count If ChanccrN:
Christopher Roberts, executor Of Matilda Ro.
brrts, dec l., who WIS detsrc of Enoch Roberts
lcr'd aud William DAVIS j.. executor of the said
Enoch Roberts Decd. plaintiffs,
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WANTED,

WAN Z lsOs
DY the subscriber, four BOYS from l4to ioyears
1 , old. as Apprcntices TO the Coach Making Bu-
siness None but those of good moral habits, will
be taken. Country Boys are preferred
SAMUEL AfRES.
Fob =. 'sh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

~ Tho EMO Ircr insists upon II that " the
Joa.nal OF the Senate will still be kcpf-and what
is more, pr.'scrvcd--and still moro, not destroy
ID" This is specimen OF th' ingenuity of
the Enquirer in celebrating a cif@o1 without
meaning.-lh hat paper continues, " Not hn',
and We venture to say. not hHCr OF 1t, will b" If
faced, or ol,lncrat,d" This may all be tue.
The Gle rk Of the Senate, under the careful super
vision Of the stilinl Col Benton, may succeed in
drawing lack lines arouna' tie Senate rcSo-
ntou, and even in wiring the words, EiPpHgtd
bV oJder Of the Scpntc,' on is face, without ohllt-
Grating a lettor-But ever thc succeed IN 50 do
M it will only render more paipabc and appa-
rent the fal>ehood of tie >etrion 1lus wliitrn-
Either the resolution will be cNpuueod by lis pro-
cess. or il vii not. If il he cNpnnsed, tlcn it
lust be oLittru,G-lt lie not olIHetatcd, and
the words espungcd,' &c. be written on its
face, those who order it to be written viii
stamp broad and unqualified lie upon the face OF
the Journals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
/ LORD

Nehatr nothing nj Importance from the seat ot
var. Troops are still pou,iue n, rom The adjon-
my Stlte>, and the nunh,r nov in the field is Is.
,uut II 1000
Col. Parish has hern trird hv a Count Martial
for hillna Lieut.. Mud, and acquitted, the court
nnanlmou>l, agreeing hat he WIS fully justified,
ard having resisted Ils orders, used Offensive Ian
Guagr and, armed with three pistols. Que of thcm
cooked and presented, stood in opeo defiance, de
,lmiug he would shoot any MAIN VIM app,oarlfea
h,r. Wien Cob. =. ADVANCED Li,uL " was IN
the ac Of nlnc, hat va, shot h, fore liz could c.-
c,ulc In, intention.
a. We uc authorized to announcr JOHN
ILLS, $50. as candidate 10 represent the
county ot Campbell IN the next Legislature of IL
einia
o. thallc> i. nelman aud Samuel Mcdowell
Moore, l.sp> are the " he candidates IN Rock
bridge ler the LEGISLATURE
@ - In copylue the Beautiful he1eht," con
ur'led with tie New York h,c, into our last papel.
the ith chapter ol i>aah was cronenn>l, mint
cd for the dllh. We Lar the rrIar nn21lrd some
OF ON leaderN, while II may have induced others In
- search the >crlutuft,> =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

Hugh Campbell executor of William KYLE,
Dc d., and David kylr, who w'rr surviving part
eer~ al tie mercantile i'm of hNic, < MAYS, aud
May \on M4A,, adminisirairN of Joseph MAYS,
deceased, defendants.
Ii" defendant, MARY Ann MAYS, having inter
married Will Harrison NJ. Gibbs, that fact j. or
dcI"d 10 be suggested OF record, and on the mo-
non o the plaintiffs, by caunst aud with his assent
>e',hcd III Writing, and filed among the papers ia
tn" CAUSE, the sand Harrison VI. Gibbs is made q
party defendant IN this causc, and thcreupon,
lhl> cause crnr on this day 10 be further heard on
IT," papers formerly read, and tlr decree of the
t"urt OF Appeals, OF the lin of December, 1885.
hrr"totofe entered. and VAS argued bs counsel:
On consideration whereof the Court dott, adiudge.
order and decree, that the report at Commi,sioE-
cr Bcnagh, made in pursuance Of thc dccrcta Or
der of the l7th Of NaV. 1926, he i-tommt,ed
In one of the Commits. enerN If rdc Court, To I've
reformed according to the priHci, lies Of the said
decree of the Court OF Appeals, and the same
Commissioner is directed to take ~ account Of
The administration OF the defendant, Hugh Camp
bell, a> executor OF William kNle, deceased, upon
the estate oi his fcstator, unless Ee will admit be-.
fore tAe Commissioner that he Las of his
tcstator in his hands sufficient 10 satisfy the de-
nand ol tl'r plaintiffs, and the said Commissioner
Is dr"cted TO MAKE report 81 his proceedings, With
any matters specially stated d rmrd pertinent BY
himself, OF requested by lhe parties 10 be So sta
f.tt 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10

We remarked, above, that the present is case
""'oh the obligation OF Our Senators TO obey the
"'','nctons of the Legislature may be doubted
'''s is true, not only because Of the general
""uerat'ons affecting the exercise of the right
:, ""'ch WE have aIyerled, but likewise because Of
.afacter of the instructions themselves, re-
lug 'he'nto perform an unconstitutional act.
'uf II is said that if The Senators shall be permit
-. Judge of the con,'wionaty Of the nsiruc-
gwen to them, it would amount to a ncga'lon
;, "e neit itself Not so. IL all ca,es where
uL N doub', they Should obey or resign. But
''' "'ere IS no donbt as in the present case, Vi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-10
d. ROBES, Curl.
CoMMissloNER's OFFICE,

IyNch5Nrg, Ff5. TO, Io3b. J
The parties interested, viii lake notice. that
shall. GA Saturday the l6h day Of April next,
proc ed 10 the execution OF the foregoing order "f
Cour. on which day, at tie hour of 10 O'Clock ia
the morning, they are required to attend at my Of
nee, in this town, with their accounts, voucitrs,
and proofs, together with copy ot court papcts.
prepared for examination aud settlement.
5. l. WATT, Comr.
March 10 wlw
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tENiI business Will br contlpucdb, the unlersirn-
g" ed. b> whom ali the account, ol the finn will be
settled SANi- +. JORDAN.
NA ". DAVIS.
March II a,
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- The people Of frcdrrich >boro hav, invited
Nj T.'rrto 4 PohIir Dinner in tlrat place L.
dorine honor awaits linn, at Inc hands of Il free
people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

kS- The EN0UiRER published twice generally, aud
three during of the
rce the anc heretofore Five Dollars annum 10 a
c'ivci The Editors viii remit
tag hon By ms the of all letters being paid by the writer's
No will be discontinued discretion OF the
Eiors, until all arrearases ave paid up.
3 whoever will guarantee payment OF shall
have the tonth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One IS ench
81 cents No aj Tor
assumed by peEso IN or it's enyiro
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appreciation is conveyed TO him. The statement ,ft Mr.
Connel was employed at your Suggestion is altoge
Their erroneous and have put the matter right by Civ
ing the true facts of the considered the Depart
ment under obligations To you for the trouble you took
on The subject OF the employment and proceedings of
mr. McConncll and have endcavorcd TO do justice to
mug services, so far as these are known to me.
III Major Curry intended 10 intimate, as you suppose
.nat There was communication between yourself and
mr' hoss, such an nt,nation highly improper In
dependent OF the entire want of proof of such
your word quite sufficient 60 satisfy that there was
no just ground for the suggestion.
am, dear Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant
;, LEWIS CASS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
rkK GENE4,

| mangei wurtzcl and rua bapa
rAhDEN Seeds Warranted fresh and genuine
.ssPdragns-Larue piant
! .qrtichoke-Large globe
DGa-Eary blood ,nrnp, early yellow do long blood
eel. s u''
Bea"s-Early dwarf China, do. Rachael do. yellow
SIX weeks do Mohawk, dwarf cluster. Warrington or
Marrow. refugee 1000 TO one large white scissor mole
beans, French carly white do
Cefery--Whit solid Norths giant red
Crcss-Broad leavcd Garden
na;rrSe-Lons orange, large yellow, red Sudley
Cabbagc-Early May, do. ox-heart. do. York. do s,.
Saoaf, do Battersea, fiat Dattersea large York Phio
deiPha late Hat Dutch drumhead large Bergen green
c" re Savoy, globe Savoy, blood red
enmJto'cer-Early.
SSroeoliLEa5!y purple cape;
1IGnmosr- Early cluster, do frame long green long
Corn-Early Tuscurora, do white Canada. sweet or
sugar. -
E"dire-Green curled
Egg Ptdnt-Purplc oval, do. round
Lettuce Early curled Silesa, ice brown Dutch large
green head or cabbage -
.heon-Mnrrays pine apple, green ctron
.bnstdrd-Whie aud brown.
o"'on-Whitc Portugal, silverskin, potatoe, top or
May, do Charlton Bishops dwarf prolific blue Prussan
early royal dwarf do frame, dwarf marrowfat tall mar
Parsnip-Long smooth French turnip
Pdrsey-Extra cured
PePper-Large bell.
hadd;sh-Long scarlet, short top, long salmon scar
Rh,tJarb
Spinaea-Round and prickly
Satisfy.
1om0iO-Iarge red.
Squosh-summer bush, do lemon, do crook neck,
winer crook neck, vegetable marrow
IWnip-Eary white, Ruta BaSa
Herb and Flower Seeds.
Jan. 23 Avn =, Ait o,,n5.,
a hON STORE.-We have in store large and we'll
NJ selected assortment of lron which we are daily
AIDING by receipts per almost every packet-and offer al
very low prices, 200 TONS of the following description
viz: 'F'
FLAT-English Swedes Country and Ulster, almost
every size. ~
koUND-EnglIsh, Swedes and Ulster, from Ia to d.
ameter. "
sQUARE-English, swedes and Ulster, from IA to 4
diameter
ONAL-7-S oval Ulster Iron,
DoX, band sheet, hoop and plating Iron
NnI Rods spike rods, axleree monds for makers
Crow Bars.
STEEL
tons best merican bstcred Steel
Ia do. do. English do IN. stamp1
do spring Steel from I-2 10 l2
l2 do Sanderson Sc Bros best Cast Steel of the usp,l
variety Of sizes
do Palmer Mould Boards from No 1892
AAES-Sinmons " Beers make.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER x CO.
WV. D. 52-tIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

FHSiiE current debts due the Office of the Bank Of
IA INC United States at Richmond, which shall remain
erred to the Bank OF Virginia and the Farmers Rant r
Virginia. The suspended debt due TO the Bank of Tho
United States, and payable at It's Office at Ricbnond
VIZ protested notes and bonds well as judgments viii
be collected at the said Office near opproach OF Le
period when the charter expires, will it is hoped show
the debtors the necessity Of early attention TO these
claims. Dec ~ =, eSe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

Il hR, HARRIS, (late of Goochland1 respectfully of
ny fers his professional services The inhabitants of
richmond and IFS vicinity His office is above Clcand $
Ancton Store7-st which place he can be found at all
tines unless professionally engaged or at Mrs Saunders
boardng,hou adjoining the Washington Tavern
jan ~. 70-2awov
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-KsHCsfyn OVID,

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
v VIII be offered for sale, the LIST day of February
the Factory lately occupied by K. G. Gillian dec d ,
and the Warehouse occupied by Mr. Sampson both
on Cary street. nearly opposite the Scac-house ALSO the
new Corn Mill lately erected by MIR. F. J. Chevaie.-
Terms of sale, g. IL and 5 months; NEGOTIABLE notes
with The interest added, and decd of trust on the pro-
perry will be required The sale will take place on the
premises. JOHN HETH.
January 16 ~ IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

FHShE Annual General Meeting of the Members of
~ the Mutual Assurance Society against fire on
bdngs OF the State OF Virginia WILDE held at the So
cety Office in Richmond on Monday the LIST day of
February next. IAN. 81 I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

UNOR NEW ORLEANS eehet of LIST FeGruary-
a. The Brig VIRGINIA, will sail posifirely the list
February For freight passage, apply TO
Jan. &c. 40 % o. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

SALE OF NEGROES, &c.--By virtue OF De-
- creal order of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ana thancery oil the county of Louisa pronounced in
snit iheIein depending, wherein Thomas F. Repetoe
William w Lane and others are plaintiffs and William
McAister dec, administrator, and Others are defend.
ants shall proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder for
cash az EisvIlie IN the county of Louisa on Friday
tue 2ot day ct February next all The negroes belong
ing to the estate of William McAster dec, consist.
ing OF Two men, two boys, two women and three or
en- furniture. H. G.. SHEPHERD,
o. Trustee ind Conmissionrr
III 11" ~ S2--2aw4w~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

HPf virtue OFFS decree of the Circuit Superior Court
He OF Law and Chancery, for Chesterfield county
pronounced on the 18th day of September 1885 in the
case o. iaertgs Morgan, plaintiff Layina Sampson
on1 Nm' - Boyle, defendants shall on Friday the
9th day Of January 1896 on The premises a. Mnn,
Banco IN Chesterfield county, expose to sale for ready
money The tract Of Land and premises referred to in the
su oeng ono moiety ofhe tract Of Land called
lOi is acres, be The same more or less
JOS. GOODE, Depnfy
December ~. * ~ sS Jvi'''y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

az virtue Of decree Of The Circuit Superior Court
S~ oi Law and Chanccry, for The county Of fIcnrco
pronounced on the 9th day Of December 1875 in tbe
SUIT Of DAVID G. Williams against WIN D. Wren Scr.
geant oi The City of Richmond, and Administrator Of
Edm wills, deed, who was Sheriff OF Notto,yav
county, and Administrator Of Samuel GreenbilI we M
proceed 70 sell TO the highest bidder for cash at Char
I2ite Coar House Tuesday the 10th day Of February
mat valuable Tract Of Land containing 752 "a acres
ncongng 70 the estate of Paschal GrceDhill living In
.se county o. Charlotte, adjoining the lands Of Il l.
yains. Francis Vaughan, Wiilisfn Jones Francis Pol
lard, Thomas Pollard, Martha Cook. Charles Hu,cbin
son, Price . estaic and William smith
Jan. 70 lS2-|awSwJ COMMISSIONERS.
ri AND FOR SALEs-Thc subscriber ,yisles o., ali
Be- thc Tract Of Land which he rcsidcs in tl,e conn,
" OF Cumberand Willis river containing 500 scres
about l2O acres OF which are Wils bottom This land
IS s'uatea IN an agreeable and pleasant neiohborhood
WIN inc advantages Of water navigation from, flc rsy
70 The CITY Of Richmond The improvements are good
ana suited 70 the comfortable accommodation Of small
supposed 70 contain about 40 acres JOS FUQUH
NVV'"'oe' o. 53-w12w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
Green EgaEJ.

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
KehmonS, w., opposite The Columbian Loiel
VHfHE Subscriber has taken the house on ID or Cary
street, Richmond, for the transaction If Grocery
and Commission Business where lie intends to kcen
general assortment OF groceries and other goods suited
TO The trade which will be sold accommodating terms;
and respectfully requests, that his friends and tbc public
generally gire him caH lie will also transact general
COMMISSION BUSINESS;
and any consgnments made 20 bin shall be strictly AZ.
tended to, and liberal advances made when reqnred be
will also receive and forward all goods sen, TO bis care
GREEN HALL.
jan ~ T5--I0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

JUDGE WHITES ATTACK on rms PRESIDENT
WAsnfNoroS, Jan. 23.-A few days since We noticed
an article IN Judge Whites organ the SuS in which il
announced, that hs party bad eltthe giants arm IN ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

ASALE OF NEGROES.--By virtue of a Deed of
~ Trust, from Abraham F. Biggcrs bearing date the
LIN day of February 1928 and recorded in the County
Sour' oil Lousa-nnd at the request of Pleasant Car
penter for whose benefits in part the Trust given
the undersigned will on Tuesday, the 9th day Of Feb
rray next offer for sale 10 tho highest bidder for cash.
at the Tavern OF Lewis Shisers the county Of Louisa
negroes-Niaria and Nelson-beng the revcrsonary in
tcrest in part of the said Abraham F. the Estate of
John Biggers, dec d. and conveyed by said Deed Such
title only is vested by said Trust (Which is believed
to be good,) will be made
JAMES DUKE, 7e,ing Trustee.
l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

a NVlL, by Monsieur Touson--dam Isabcna--vin
"a stand The ensuing 1880 at Halifax Court.
House, Va, az thirty dollars the season. and fortvfve
dollars to insure His performances TOO we'll known
in Virginia 10 require comment That he was race
borse Of the FIRST class ut all distances was manifested in
his contests with Ifle, Mcdoc, Muckie John Jessup
bansiap, &c, &c His sire was unriyalcd az race,
horse and his dams 10 the latest genera
tons. tie has grown and spread very much and is in
form most striking likeness Of the Godophn Arabian
As TO bis pedgreo tie without blcmisl and will be
given with bis performance in due time lie will be
uHdcr the direction Of Mr. Robert s. Woodinq.
January -. t7o-i5tJ BALE PEYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

q NASH FOR 200 NEGROEs.-We will rive The
~ highest market price, in cash. for two hundred lik
~ Negroes, from IL TO % years Of age Every person
who intends to sell, will do well give us call near
Seabrooks Warehouse, where are prepared 10 keen
hem sale and comfortable, whether for sale or other
wise. TIIOS NrCARCn G. Cr,
Dec. 81 ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

NMENRY full brother of Monsieur 1onson, will stand
- y the ensuing season 1880 the vicinity Of Hall
iax Nortn carolina, at fifty dollars the season, and
vcnty five dollars insure From his great size snpc
rioI bone and finish, his Citizen and Medley blood il is
believed that stallion is better adapted to the Afchy
spd 9oube-Arcly mares (Which abound in Halifax and
Northampton cross, both in firm and biood than Is
Henry. For his Memoir and Engraving Ian Engraving
which by means does justice TO the Iorse see the
March No, 1885, Of the American Turf Register lie
will be under the control Of MIR. X. s Wooding
BALE PEYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

"a KKANSAS LANDS.--I viii purchase Military Pa.
IA tents for lands in the Territory Of Arkansas
Jan y l75-i2t GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
a DMINlSTRATORS NOTICE-AU pcrgons in.
IA dcbied TO theest9i OF the late Mrs Sarah w White
deceased hereby notified and required to make nne
date payment to tic undersgncdAnd all persons a
ING claims against the sad estate will present them dull
authenticated, Tor payment.
JAMES RAWLINGS.
adDr. Of Brs- Sayah ~. Uhitc deceassd
Jan ,. 73-2awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

YHvEAChER WANTED. Il wish to employ in nv
n family, a Lady qualified TO teach the usual branch
es OF an English education Any communication to me on
the subject, must be directed to Buckingham G. r. Va
January ID. L7g--l2ll J. w. GANTT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

TEHWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-IIan away
n from the farm of the subscriber. Sunday NIGHT
tie 9th instant negro named Bob, sometimes call
ed Bob Christian; be is thick, well fellow DARK
10 inches high has scar on the len eve occasioned
BY burn bad on when he away dark drab clothes
OF home made cloth and blue over.coat; has wife At
Mr.. VILLAIN y. mococks, New Kent Court. house y
has mother at Col. John " Christians in Richmond
aud relations at Gen j. - Harvics farm on the Chickas
homny.
The above reward will be given FOR the appreenson
OF The said slave, If lodged IN jail in cnrico OF Goocb
land and the same, with reasonable charges paid r deli
vcsed to me at Fuckahoe, Goochiond county
jan ~. lIy-uJ r. T.. WIGHT.
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stop the Thicf! !---ssOO Tscvyovd

"AhS ~ hhGh RVV kScHTGE61
FENHE above reward will he paid by the subscti-
"a Der, tor the apprehension of RICHARD HAW-
MINIS, late Stage Driver between Richmond and
frcdercksbufg lie made his escape by violence from
an oiiicer OF justice in this City, the DIST instant
lie rs suspected of purloning the whole of the
Northern letter packages of the 9th instant One pnr
cci contained notes on the interior Banks of Ma
ryinnd, Pennsylvana, Delaware, and Cincinnati Ohio
ne whole OF these notes marked across the face
Jan 9Th, 1886 with pen. Three hundred dol
lar noes OF the Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati are as
follows; $780, on the Lafayette Bank No. H. a, Feby
2Otb, 1885, payable to J. H. Lea-S 90 do do No IG5
a, Feb y 20, 1885, payable to Fl. Lea--$IO0 do do
NO. 3O1, Feb y 20, 1885, payable to a G.. Morrison
small part the Maryland and Pennsylvania notes was
SOLD to Broker in this City the Goth inst par, of
which bad the writing on the face rubbed off Other
packages, containing drafts and valuable enclosures TO
large amount, are missing. JAMES T.. PRESTON
jan Is [Sl-G] Postmaster, Richmond Va.
ANTlNTER ARRANGEMENT A WyTK.
w The STEAMBOATS, Columbus and Pocahontas "a
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence ON
Monday, tic 9TH December, run only twice a week:
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock; and on and after Thurs
days the 9TH January 1885, they will run only once a
week. leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday morning. at 10 o'clock. Should the ma
vgaton OF the Paopsco be interrupted by ice the pas
sengers will be landed at Annapolis as formerly
he Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
ana Friday morning, for Richmond and return every
Sunday and Wednesday ''
Passage and fare to Norfolk SC All bogoooo a, tho
RISK OF the owners JAMES FERGUSON sqoevf
Baltimore, December A. eff
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ConMissiosER's OFFICE,
Ttunob,,n,rI J,, IN 1901

iupPoHdfinoct, JdH LON, 1880
The parties concerned in the foregoing Order, are
hereby notified, that have appointed the llth day Of
February next, TO carry the into effect They are
therefore, required attend at my Office with all nc
cessary papers, &c. WAS. H. PERKINS, Com.r,
Jan. % [e3-wSwl g. s. c. l.. 4. c. Essc1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

a NiATEAU MARGAUX will make his next scasor
" at the Stables Of the subscriber miles north O
Richmond Particulars hereafter
Jan ~. I77-2aw2w1 RO. G.. VILLA MSON
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- ~ hItftI'VIN,
ROBERT G.. NICHOLAS, {


The National ntegcncer Country paper Gazette pub
hshed ut Wsrrenon
until the day Of SALE and send their bills subscribers for pay
| - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

Mn CHANCERY-ViRGi Powhatan Circuit
a Court, October the 9th 1885
Armistead A. Green, administrator of John l.. Cooke
deceased, and administrator with the will annexed OF
James Cooke, deceased, PliT.