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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15
JOS. WILSON, {
COMMISSIONER DFrrcE,
IlbfrtV ar u lSNf

The parties IN this cause, will take notice .h7l
have appointed W dncsday the lth dav of :,
AIRY next, to commence the accounts directed by the
foregoing decree. on winch dav at the hour of 10
O'Clock in the morning, they are requested to attend
At OH IN this town, with them accounts. evil
dcnce, witnesses, and copies ot court papers. pre-
pared for examination and settlement.
IN. A. WHARTON.
Dec. l. wlw
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a Riding NJ arc for sale.

I HAVE hrs, rate riding Maze which wish TO
L sel'-she Is young aud haudsotne, and for SPEED
md EASE IN pacing, her equal il hnfdt find.
JAMES L. liORNER.
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A I a circuit superior CONT cf Law and chancen
"a continued by adjournment. aaa he'd for A,
hcrst county. at the Court house, on frdsi. Ito
ON day OF September 1886;
William l.. BurAs, Robert II. Gray and Samuel
Young, Prtfs.
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W ASfilNGT0N HOTEL.

rH>lll. Subscribers beg leave to inform ti.,rf,..,
n and the public generally. that they hne n''
ehased ths valuable property. and will be preea,s4
on The iirsi OF November. 10 accommodate all iii.
who may favour with call Tie bopse VIII
furnished with plain and neat furniture and our .,
wants the best that be procured our bar viii ~.
best OF Liquors, and table and stable with ,hV
best the market affords. e
our senior as great expefiucc IN the business A.,
we pledge ourselves 10 Use the most iud,ta,isaII
eHertIois 10 render our visitors comfortable ,rre
able. WILLIAM HIN "
JAMES NJ. LANGlIORNr
~ B.-The subscribers are prepared to acfon
inodate and would like 10 receive few ,es.n.
boafders. W. Ii
JM.l
Lynchburg, Oct 81 ,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

TX CHAscERY.

Samuel BurSs jr. Cha,las NJ. Christian and
James Bcuagh, nefu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

TO MERCHANTS.
Nv r. nave Just received. by the ships N1rmoy,
and Harkaray, onr importation of Fan md
WINTER Dry Goods, together with very heavy and
sood assortment OF other Foreign aud Do,nestlc
Ches.-We solicit cali from Merchants. buxmn
in this market, before making their purchases.
JAMES e. HUNT g. Co
importers ofBrtish Goods
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15
October l3

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the county court OF bedford, Oh Monday the
9TH day of November 1896:
Snhson II. Davis, Bo"ker Preston and John o.
Leftwch late merchants and partners, trading un-
der tho firm of Davis, Preston s. CO. PITTS,
against
Moses Hawkins James Hawkins, John Hawkins
and Caleb Ewing Def is,
liz CHANcERY.
The defendants, Moses Hawkins, James Hawkins.
aud Joha Hawkins, not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according TO the act of As
sembly and the rules OF this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabl-
ants of this Comnolws allh. il ordered, that sand
defendants appear here the fourth Monday III
January next, and answer tAe bill of the complain
ants and lhat copy OF tbs otierbe forthwith in
serted in the Lynrhburg Virginian for Two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse OF this county.
4 Copv-Feste.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15
October Il

y Pursuance Of decree of the sdpe7t
Z Court of Law and Caanccry for the coumr'
Bedford, pronounced at tie May term, 1880 .
the case OF William Dickinson. ael'n,t iIo"a
Stewart, and others | shall, on lhr3lst day o
December, 1886. on the premises. ptoerfdio% al
to the highest bidder, for ready money, clt', Y
tract Of La0l lying in the county Of bed"O1
ncar the MrlduwS Of Goose Creek, beng "1
'tnr tract Of Land whcrron Thomas rh,r1
now lives, containing a5ou, 300 acrrs---aaH
tn" same tme and place, and upon the same 'g|sl
Sundry Slaves, or such If tAem rs IN, eflp
coming, being The propar'v i, SAL d'rrfe Nv Nv
toned. Wal SHREWSBURY. Sa"f
of GrdjOrd county,
NOV. 24 wtk !
" IRGiNIA-N rules held III the Clerks op'
OF the circuit superior court oflaw ana .Jr
Gerry, for Bedford county, the 9TH day OF No'e"'
'' Joh, sh,.u.h,x. plapd
William Shrewsbury, tof Icdiord,) William 'G ia.,r
Defendants |
In CHANCERY. an
The defendant " liam Dickinson, not hal'"' G,
tered his appearance and given security te' .,nt
to the act of Assembly and the rules OF tDN 10 81
and II appclring by satisfactory evidence lp" .l,r
not an 'nhabltlnt of this Commonwealth II HIansy
cd that he do appear here on the first day OF y" crds
termand answer the plaintiff bill, that I'M, ncb
be IN serted il some newspaper published III -, -, I'D
bury for two months successfully. and po''eu .,n
front door Of court house Of this coanty 9"
court day. \ Copy Teste rrt.
JOS. WILSON. -
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wv
X. c. MITCHELL, c. b c.


Vow. ~ " I'm
WI VGINIA AT a circuit superior court OF law
an I chancery, continued aud held for Bedford
county, W the Courthouse, on Thursday the 9th day
Of Octo5e, 1896
William & Watts, PlautG
dgdlnst
Joseph w h>rott, John ". Scott. Isabella Clean,
Mary ats Edward Watts, Joi.n u. MureIl, I'd
lnund Herndon, William Helm, Daniel Brown, Hen
~ Davis Temple Swathnry, Achilles NJ. l.ayth. aad
Joel Rowland, Dei'ts.
Ii CHANCERy.
BY consent of the la-ties, the court doth adjudce
order and decree that Ih' plaintiff and the defendant
John W. Scott, do re.ld " an account before the
commissioner of this co,irl. OF a! sums received
and payments made by them trustees IN the deed
OF trust in the bill and proecc. 1ngs mentioned. and
that the defendants. whose dcANs are provided ion
by sand deeds. do render acco INT OF the same 10
the SAID commissioner. who IA l. sreby directed TO
examine state and settle the sad counts and MAKE
report thereof to this court with any matter special!
II stated. thought pertinent by AHnseh. pr required
bylhe parties 10 be 50 stated.
A Cory-Ieste.
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HATS.
r;.0 MI. I y ID.

ts,ll. ship Gr,ce la. us. ariscd froin Liverpool.
1 bringing IL the balance ofmy Falls supply OF
CHINA and EARfIlEN-WARE. winch may be
e.pected up 10 n few DAYS. MERCHANTS iaav
nov expect to obtain any quanli. OF any article OF
China Glsss and Ealtucn ware. they may require
for Ihe, sale. JOSEPH ID. EVAN
Reioe The Banks.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15

The subpoena awarded N tbs cause, on the Cd
day OF November. 1888, beng returned cxeead
upon the defendant James Bcua.h. aud he still
failing to file is answer. although four months haze
elapsed we'll since the return day thelcof astbi
fling the plaintiffs bill, and the defendant Sanuc
Burns, Jr. against whom the plainllf, appear 70 ha
proceeded II the mode prescribed by law, aglrsj
absent deend ots stl failing appear and answer,
on motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel hr
court doth take the bill confessed those de-
tendan;s-Aad thercupon this cause came on to be
heard upon the bill, the answer of the defendant
Charles N. Christian, replication thereto, and cy
hibus.and was argued by COUNSEL consideration
whereof, the Court doth ordCr that James Bcm.h
do render before Que OF the Commissioners Of tn,
Court an account OF the trust fund created by TIE
deed OF the dCteudinf Samuel BufNs, jr. 10 tie sad
James Benagh as trustee, bearing date The 2ca
day August, 1926, ani Of ms Transactions rs thu.
tee. under the said decd, which account The ,a
Commls siencr directed 10 examine, Stale 4 settle
and make report thereof to the Court together WIZ
accounts between the parties touching he Trust suO
Jet, with any matter specially stated, thauaht perm
ueni 10y himself required by the prtie. to &c 80
stated. A Copy-Teste.
Holm TlJDJfpGC}S p, CrL
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against

William Shrewsbury, Sheriff OF Bedford, aud y
such administrator OF Abram King. dec, BaunlNe
Meador and Miriam his witc, Lite Miriam Hing, n
BRAIN King, Samuel King, James hing, soIh,
King. Sina King, America King, Amanda kms
Mary Frances Mug, Alkaline King. Harvey kps
and Wilmington King (the last named six OF WHOM
are infants under the age OF twenty one years. de-
fendnnts,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-15
JOHN THOMPSON. Jr.. CHI.
COMMISSfONERS OFFICE. :
Deecmbcr "a I-.Ax

The par,es interested in the above order, of Caor
hereby notified. that have appointed russta,.
the Job day Of January next, TO carr, said orders
ts effect, which v at the bour ct ten O'Clock
the mornings they are sequested to Intend al nv dt
fee, al AMHERST Cour: house. with copies OF ofts
papers. ttrir evidence. accounts Nc. prcpardn
examination and settlement.
JAMES p. GARLAND. Com
Dec : wlv
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I)er

u IRGlNii At court held for Bedford com-
" At the Court housc, the 2tith day oI Sep
TENDER. one thousand eighI hundred aud hnty 81,
Maurice II. Garland, administrator of Archb,a
Robertson, dec, plaintiff.
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In CII,NCFRy,

The defendants, Abrmn King. Samuel kps,
James King. Sophia King and Sina King not nav
ing entered their appearance and giving secm'!
according TO the act of Assembly and the rules oil
this Court, aud 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of H
Court that they are not inhabitants of tins lom
mon" eath ii is ordered that the said defendant. %
appear here on the fourth Monday in DecemDe
next, ard answer the bull OF the plaintiff and tl%'
copy of tins order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the town OF lynchburs on
two months suceeSsvely, and posted at the lfo'
door Of the Courthouse of this county.
\ Copy-TcStc,
JOIN Z. STEPTOE, D. c,
Ortabcr Il Tin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17
ENoRTY Likely NEGROES FOR SALE

ENOKTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE--An
n act his passed the General Assembly of Virginia,
authorizing the subscriber to sell the real and personal
estate of John Haskns "a lunaiic aud the pro.
ceeds thereof in Bank or other profitable stock.
BY virtue of said act shall, therefore, Thursday,
the 3l instant, the premises, in brunswick county,
NEAR Nottoway river, aud about ~ miles north
the urionse, sell 10 tho highest bidder for cash. be-
tween 40 and 90 likely SLAVES, consisting Of men,
women, boys and girls. Among the is a very good
carpenter.
On the day, will be offered for SALE the Tract
OF LAND consisting of 1916 ~ acres on a credit of one
two, and three years The Land is well adapted the
culture of corn, wheat cotton and tobacco There are
80 bushels wheat sowed The fences in good order
and the houses comfortable. There are the usual
number of barns granarics stables, &c.
On the same day. will be sold, credit of ~ months
the crop of (about 800 barrels fodder and oats
the stock of cattle hogs and sheep, all the work horses
and mules about 5000 weight of bacon, the plantation
utensils, including road wagon.
Bonds. with approved security, will be required be-
fore the property delivered, carry interest from the
date, but the interest will be RENTED if the principal
be puncually paid
The sale will he continued from day TO day until finish
ed The negroes will certainly be sold the first day ,
unless the weather is extremely bad
JAMES HASKINS,
Committee Of JOka Hdskins, sr
March l. y7-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

S''o ,,i rriZes amounting TO $40 200
Hhote Tickets $40, Hatres 50, Quarters 50 so
twill be perceived that the above is splendid scheme
to purchase packages in Twenty five whole tickets in
in proportion.
10 be obtained by the package single ticket of the
ever and all lucky UOYT
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under he & c
the Eagle. s" -
u Orders for tickets from any part Of the IT, States
states, by mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return mail
WIN the same prompt attention personal application
and the result given (when requested) after
the drawing-if addressed to ID M UoS,T
n. BIN all cases, the original (Managers1 tickets
ana shares will be orwarded-consequenty not liable 10
ahy MISTAKE or dispute. D. NJ. II.
Narcn 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17
RECEE.N OVID,
EBUBLIC SALE OF LANDS in us cg,o,,;e, Of

HVoDHS SAIL Of isANDS The of
n Poichatan and CampJeU--In obedience TO a de-
of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and rbancerv
Tor HenrIco county, pronounced the 9Th day of De-
cember, 1885, suit therein depending tween w
Boiling, administrator of Wm c. r. Niewbcrn dee and
the said Wm Boiling and Mary his wife, plaintiffs and
kobt Is Randolph and Others ns the
w proceed on the 9th day of April next sell at pub.
Tic auton, tract OF land, called South East lately the
residence of VIM Mewbern Sarah r. Alewbern con-
tanning, by estimation, two hundred and ninety seven
acres aud one quarter-be the more or ess-lyg
IN the county oil Powhatan about mile from the vii
lage oil Geniio, and about the distance from the An
ponaox river, adjoining the lands Of J. NJ Harris Will
liam Murray and others. This land is in healthy 81;
tuaon and very agreeable neighborhood and is now
IN possession OF Mrs Mary Skipwh whom il is rent.
ed Tor the present year. The sale will be ON the premi
and Will be subject to the lease of the present tenant
that Isl at the expiration of present year and the nr
chaser will be entitled TO the which will fall due
alter his purchase. One third of the purchase money
VIII be required the day of SALE the balance paya
Die In two equal instruments of and twelve months
must secured by notes payable and negotiable at Bank
with good cndorser; and until paid the title will be re-
tanned as further security. This land will be sewn bv
Mr. VIM Murray or VIM. Skipwth 10 persons DESTROYS
10 purchase. will also proceed, the I2t, day of
April next at the front door of the Franklin Hotel i'm the
town OF Lynchburg, TO sell, at public auction upon the
same terms, another tract of land containing by estna
ton, six hundred and eghty-one acres-be the same
mole or lcssying in the county of Campbell upon the
stage road to Richmond about eight miles below LYNCH
burg, and about two miles from James river adloning
the lands of WIN Ross, Spotswood ID. Crenshaw, VIM
Z. McAlster and Others This land will be sbewn Inv
chase.-Thcse sales will be made by the subscriber as
The Commissioners Of the Court acting under the decree
above me ntioned. VIM. BOILING Conn
March 3. IOO-oawows
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a.Nemty-Ioslrlh Congrcs.--lsi seas.



On motion Of MIR Leigh, the Senate proceeded to the
consideration of the memorial Of the society of Friends
To abolish slavery in the District Of Columbia The once
ton being on Mr. Leighs amendment to the motion of
MIR buchanan, TO reject the prayer Of the memorial de
caring that IA the opinion Of the Senate Congress has
power to abolish slavery in the District Of Columbia
when
Mr. Leigh withdrew his amendment; and the question
recurring on Mr. buchanan motion,
Mr. Mexican moved to amend the motion bv strkin.
out the words, "tha the prayer Of the petition be reject
cd aud inserting the words, chat it is inexpedcnt 10
legsaie tue subject Of slavery the District Of Co
lumbia.
This motion was rejected by tho following vote.
Heas-hlessrs Hendricks aud McKeanI2
Nays-Ncssrs. Benton, Black, Brown, buchanan
Clay, Cfittenden, Cuthbert, Davis, Ewing Of Illinois
Ewing Of Ohio, Godsbofougb, GiDndy Ill., Hubbard
King Of Alabama, King Of Georgia, Knight Leigh
LnD, Nicholas Niles Potter Prentiss Preston Robbins
Robinson, Ruggcs Shepley, Swift, JamsdQe linton
Toninson, Walker, Wall, Webster White, aud Wright
-37
NJ. Mexican submitted another amendment 80 as To-
make Mr. BuchaDnn's motion read as follows.
ResOiUed That IL is inexpedicnt leQisate on the
subject Of slavery IN the District OF Columbia and that
the prayer Of the petition be rejected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

EPALTlMORE HOUSE, formerly known as the
u - celebrated Indian Queen, Market or Baltimore
Street-Enarged and modernly arranged with Parors
Ladies Drawing Room Ladies' Ordinary, Saloon Read
ing Room, Chambers &c, fitted up with and ele-
road, (about two squarcs) and pleasant distance from
the water, give this Hotel great advantages and for its
character the subscriber respectfully refers to those who
have visited the House JOHN w KING,
Late of the American Hotel, New York
baggage cart of the Baltimore House is always whit
ing the arrival of the Cars from Washington and the
West to bring baggage to The House, free of charge
Stages daily leave the Hotel for Philadelphia and seats
taken at the Stage Office, in the Hotel.
March Is. 100 oawo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

q tOPARTNERSilP.-Th subscribers have con-
W nected themselves into copartnership, under the
firm of ALVEY d WYATT, for the purpose of conduct
ing tile Hhofcsae and Retail Grocery and Commission
business; and have taken that large and conlmodous
house, for many years occupied by Messrs WORKMAN
McGruder, and more recently by Mr.. Benjamin Brand
keeping constantly hand large and well selected
stock OF Groceries. They constantly receiving, from
The North and otherwise supplies of Goodsand
IN very few days that their assortment will be com.
Pletc They would invite their friends from the coun-
Try and IN town to CALL they determined to sell
on as accommodating terms any other house in the
City. JNO. f. ALVEY
SILAS WYATT.
We have taken a substantial fire proof building for
the purpose of storing any thing may receive on
commission; and intend pay strict attention TO
this branch OF the business will make lbcra ad van
ces upon consgnments, either OF grain, -four, or mer-
chandse OF any description; and hope by strict per-
sona attention TO business, to merit portion of public
patronage. ALVEY ~ WYATT
harch -. 09-SL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

"ElRNECK COTTON FACTORY for Saie---
w The former owner of this valuable property hav.
ing died about the first Of February last the subscriber
offers 1t for sale accommodating terms The Faclory
Is situated al the head Of Gays Creek in Sdrry County
Va and within two miles Of the Court. House There
ls wharf about half mile of, afFofdng every facility
foI shipping and receiving cotton. The subscfiber con-
hdeny asserts, according o the capital employed it il
the most profitable establishment Of the kind in lower
Virginia The water power IS cxcclient-rqual If not
superior, 70 any from Petersburg 20 the sea bjard
information may be obtained respecting this property
by addressing I'D WIIIFE
March 10. llV5-oJ Suyry COurf.fIonse, a.
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.AH sen-tssgM - Uessea4. =

9 The ENQUIRER published twice a week, generally, aud
three the
Price the heccofe Five Dollars
vance, Notes of chartered, banks (ony) will
cved ia payment The Editors will the safety REMIT
ting them BY ma the postage OF all letters being paid the
No will be discontinued o
Editors, until all acarayes have been paid up.
" Whoever will guarantee the of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADvERrISING.
One
so No
assumed by his or its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

NJ OTlCE.-On Wednesday, the sixth of April next
will lie sold at the late residence of Richard B
fovail, deceased, on credit of twelve months for al
above $40, which, aud under will be reoured !,
cash, all the horses cattle sheep, hogs corn fodder
plantation utensils, bacon, lard, and household nd kch
EN- furniture. Bond with approved security will be re-
quiicd of each purchaser Should the ay be rainy The
sale will take place the next day. and be continued from
day TO day, till every thing is sold.
All persons having claims against the estate of Rich
ard b. Poya requested to present them to William
g. Poval of the administrators in order that pre-.
paraiion may be made pay them.
BY THE ADMINISTRATORS.
March 80. 1O3-w4vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

FHyO PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCO
a The planters of whom have purchased crops of
Oronoko Tobacco will confer a favor on me by deliver
ing them TO the order Of r. q T. Gwathmey in the city
of Richmond, between the 18th Of May and the LIST of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by the LIST
OF june will please defer the delivery until the 18th of
june any time between the middle of that month and
the first day of July. JOHN G.. HUGHES
March 3, Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17

NIB lCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 10.
Ea TOMAC RAIL ROAD.-At a meeting of dle
Directors OF the Company, on the 9Th March, 1876
il
RcSotred, That further of ten dollars on each
share be required from the Stockholders be paid So
on or before the 18th day of April next and IS on or
before the 10Th day of May next and to be deposited
heretofore, in the Bank of Virginia. to the credit of lie
Company. VIM. p SHEPHERD TyensUy,r
March 10. I03-tl5M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-17
RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MILLSTONE
MANUFACTORY

MANUFACTORY.
FuNHE Subscribers respec lily orm their friends nd
III the public generally, that they have on hand
good and well selected assortment of French Burr Blocks
o. the best quality and also extensive assortment of
ready made French Burr Millstones of various sizes
winch they warrant not inferior to any built in this
Try Persons who are in want of the above article
would do well 10 call and examine for themselves bef,re
they purchase elsewhere, determined to sell
on reasonable terms for cash. town acceptances-
Their shop is at the Of Il 81 18th s'rees-A or
defs viii be thankfully received and promptly executed
JAMES SMELL, -
YOU'LL $. RUST.
N. B.-For reference as to the quality of our ready
made Burr Mlstones apply to the Richmond Mlers
FEB. 10. 10l-2aw3m
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AWlNTER ARRANGEMENT.--TwIc A WEEK
w The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahontas TO
aud from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday, the 9Th December, to run only twice week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, 10 o'clock; and on and after Thurs
day, the 9TH January 1886, they will run only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday and Norfolk
every Monday morning, at 10 o'clock Should the ma
vgation Of the Patapsco be interrupted by ice the pas
sengers will be landed at Annapolis, formerly
The Patrick Henry wllleavc Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning, for Richmond, and return every
Sunday and "Wednesday.
Passage and fare to Norfolk So. All baggage at the
risk Of the owners JAMES FERGUSON, aqent.
Baltimore. December 4. eff
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March Is. io8"wG wv

WEAIM. $. HANSELI No. %, Market ST. south side
Wv above Front ST., Philadephia irforms merchants
visiting The North, and others, that he has in sle.
large and general assortment of saddlery CO. sung OF
saddles Of every description, bride eP"S ttngales,
saddle-bags, trunks collars, wbie- 80 ~ ~ wren WI
tcIiiss CIhtIS
Feb 6. - nunctual attention.