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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-02

a TEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees of Wash
"a ington Academy, in Somerset county, Maryland,
will the third Wednesday Of September, elect AS
sstunl Tutor for the Institution: duties
the third Monday in October.
Applicants for the situation, who must be qualified to
teach the Latin and Greek languages and Mathematics,
will forward their testimonials the subscriber pro.
the day OF election 1.-The Salary is $500 per annum.
VIM. W. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
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WRELL TAVERN.-The subscribers beg leave in.
BID form their country friends and the public general
w. that they have taken this we'll known establishment,
and will, the first day of April, be ready 10 receive
all those who may be kind enough to honor US with their
custom. The house has, but short time since gone
through thorough repair in addition to which, shall
continue to make such improvements as will be ncces
sary for the better accommodation Of customers
We pledge ourselves to the most indetatgabc ex-
erons to render visitors comfortable and agreeable
to keep none but the best servants. Our
Table shall be supplied with the best of every thing that
can be procured in n,arket-our Bar, with the most
choice Liquors-and our Stable with good and attentive
osteTs and every variety Of grain and forage that is
used at any other similar establishment. We have both
long apprenticeship at our business: the first hav-
g Ved IN the Eagle Hotel for the last five six years.
a Tue latter at the Bell Tavern four years, during the
ae VI a's. kelso, and from that time TO the present.
mas continued in the same business The public may
rest assured that pains or expense on the part of e.
'ner' shailoe spared to give general satisfaction
JNO KING,
,,o EDMD. N. ALLEN.
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CLASSICAL TEACHER WANTED.-The Prin-
~ cipal Of the classical department of my institution
having been chosen Principal of an academy in Alaba-
ma, wish 10 engage person we'll qualified to teach The
Latin and Greek languages, to fill the situation thus
made vacant There classes nf students in Io-
lace, 1acus aud Cicero tie Oratore and in Homer So
phocles Euripdes, &c, and therefore person need
apply for the situation except he is qualified instruct
in the highest authors read in colleges has had
siderable experience in teaching and governing and in
tends devote himself exclusively to the profession of
teaching. Such person would find pleasant and per-
mancnt situation and would receive liberal salary
single would be preferred but convenient strange
Incnls could be made for with a family
Applications may be made Gf by letter, postage pad)
until The Gath of the 9th month, (Sepcinber) and they
should be accompanied by unexceplionaba evidence of
character, ability and experience in teaching; and it is
desirable that trey should connin brief statement Of
the views Of the applicant the subject of govern
ment, where educated, his age, whether with family
the compensation expected and any other infn nation
that might have reference to the subject pcrsonal in
te!vew with the applicant either at the time of apply
ing or subsequently, would, however, be greatly pre-
ferable.
The appointment will be made on the 24lh of the 9th
month, (Sepcrnber) and it is wished that the person
chosen should enter upon his duties Immediately there
after.
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL,
Alexandria Boarding School, 9Th mo. IS, 1886
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Richmond. August ), 1886.


YH7O RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS-Propos
o. will be received at The Bollingbrook Hotel. in Pc.
tersbnrg, Va, on the Sth day Of October next for the
excavation embnnkment and Masonry Of forty miles Of
the Raleigh aud CASTOR Rail Road.
Plans and profes Of the work will be exhibited al the
place above mentioned for ten days previous TO the let
ting, and ali other information will be given appca
ton to the subscriber, any of the Assistant Engineers
on the line.
Recommendations will be expected in cases Of persons
CHARLES F. NJ. GARNETT
P. s. For The information of persons at distance,
would State that the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road is
continuation Of the Petersburg and of The GrecnsviIlc
and Roanoke Rail Roads, from the Roanoke to Raleigh
in The great line of Northern and Southern travel
This road is located high and dry ridge of
try, which is considered remarkably healthy; and the
mi!dness Of the climate admitting Of operations in The
open air trnug the winter: makes il peculiarly des
slrable To those wishing winter jobs.
The facility oc travelling is great by the Balti
more and Washington and Richmond and FredeIcks-
burg Rail Roads that the trip from Petersburg may he
in the time by the Bay on three days in the week.
Aug. 10. 30-,lO
I'm CHANCERY-ViRGiyl rules holden in the
q Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chaucery for The county Of Hanover Saturday.
the 9Th Of July, 1896:
Fleming Brown, Plaintiff:
against
Ben amin Pollard. Jr Benjamin T. Harris, Unity 6.
Harris and Laney Jones, Defendants:
The defendants Benjamin #. Harris and Unity S.
Harris not having entered their appearance and given
security according the of Assembly and the rules
of this Court md it appearing By satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this Common wealth on
the motion of the plaintiff it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the first day OF the next
TERM and the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months sue
cessvely and that another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Tcste,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. e.
July % 24-wSw
n ABORERS WANTED-Fiom two 10 three hun.
E drcd IaboTers will find immediate employment on
the Publications at Hampton Roads, Va at one dollar
per day for abe-boded men.
Laborers will find it advantageous employment as il
will be steady and the engineer has determined that at
all times the highest rates of wages shall he paid
WM. a. ELIASON,
Aug 80 [33-etl Capt. Engineers
NOTICE-All persons having claims against the es.
~ Of William King decd, are requested to pre-
sent them properly authenticated the subscriber for
settlement; and those indebted said estate are also re-
eucsted to make immediate payment 10
HENRY KING,
.7dns'r Of lillian King, decd
Aug 80 33-Gt
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Lind N Tic iOmcr PAT Of Hln0cer jor sac
EDGHstANT to deere of the ,- e""ny Conr Of
l5. the undersigned Commissioner, specially appoint
cd. w Monday. the 2Gth OF September next, f fair,
not the next fair day. upon the premises sell at pub
lie action: to the highest bidder, the tract OF land be-
Inn.ing the estate nr John \. Jones' deceased Tbs
farm Is situated Immediately on Of The public roads
leading to the city Of Richmond, from which, il is about
eleven twelve miles distant. agreeable and healthy
ucighborhood-las it convenient dwelling house,
spacious granay and all the other necessary out houses
dnd by recent and accurate survey, contains 5OJ ii
To all persons wishing 10 purchase the land will
be shown by William a. Jones, resident Of the place.
Terms of saea credit of Twelve months TO the pur-
chaser, giving bond with sufficient and approved person
al security and the title retained until The whole Of the
purchase money be paid Possession will he given the
lst Of January next EZEKIEL S. TALLEY,
Aug 81 IS2-wiwl Commissioner.
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March 20.

a NkEEN WOOD MINING COMpANY-Books
w for subscription to stock in the Green Wood Min.
ing Company will be opened this day at Lynch's COT
fee house, and at the Counting of McSsrs Bell g.
Somervile, on Cary street, for few days.
August 3. .. 26-tf
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I1rgc Sue Of COrn Outs, Wheat Hrnsc. Taps, FOddc
Horses, .Natcs, Cnc, SAerp. Hngs, Plantation und
EUrnyjUu linn sis

Horses, Mules, CnL'c, SAefp. H0gs, Plantation and
Fartaing Utensils.
a Monday, the 81 day of October 1886 shall sell
at public ancton, the plantations of my late ia
cr. Col. John Amber, in the county of Louisa known
as Mill Farm and Lakeland large crop of Wheat straw,
OF Horses Mules Cattle, Sheep Hogs, and Plantation
Utensils Of every kind and description. There arc f
teen Horses and seventeen Mules including several loas
Of the last springl shall retain sufficient number of
Horses or Mules or Oxen and Wagons, 10 haul up the
growing crop of Corn, Tops and Fodder.
On Monday, the 10Th day Of October, 1886, shall sell
public auction, the farm of my late father, Colonel
John AmDlcr, known Wesham nine miles above
Richmond, in the county If llehrico, large crop Of
oats in the sheaf wheat straw; and, with the exception
hereinafter made, the entire stock OF horses, mules,
lie, sheep hogs, and farming utensils of every kind and
description There nine mules, including year
old-and six horses, including year old shall
retain sufficient number Of horses mules
and wagons 10 haul up the growing crop of corn tops
and fodder.
On Monday, the l2!h day of December, 1886, shall
sell at public auction, at Westham, in enrico county,
the crop Of Corn, Tops and Fodder growing upon
the land, with the Horses Mules or Oxen and Wa
CONS retained at the sale the 10Th day Of October.
On Monday: the 18th day of December, 1886, shall
sell al public auction, on the plantations known as Mill
Farm and Lakeland in the county of Louisa, the crop
Of Curn Tops and Fodder growing upon the land
with the Horses Mules, or Oxen and Wa CONS retained
al the sale the Sd dag of October. 1896
Trims Fer all sums Of ten dollars and under, cash
will be required For all ten dollars, credit
Of twelve months will be allowed the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
PHlLlP'ST. GEO. AMBLER.
administrator Of JuIn 9mJier, dcc'd
August l6 2J-l2t
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sysssangea.s' Office, Richmond, Esa'

The following the drawn numbers OF tie Alex
andria Lottery, class A.
So 20 % II
The Richmond Agency has distributed the following
handsome Prizes, viz:
Sl5 OUu-Sln ,000-S!O0-and 3 of sa0o-besides the
usual proportion OF smaller prizes
SPLENDID CAPl1ALS:
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Il prepared to furnish Bruss and Silver Moulding at
short notice. THOMPSON TYLER.
N. B. Shop rear Of John B. Southall's Hardware
Store. Main street.
August 10 5a-Gt
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~ OPnISrDWN BOhRDlSt; SCliNOI.-Iii, Institution .
y located cmnrncc about onc:u!;i "i rnc hello" ''
Onrishay borough Of Nn;rsiO". the RI.c kOGi ih
IL miles from Fhalc!phia.
The situation retired and hcEthy, commanding U. tie L'
picturesque views ~, the Schuy ikl.
Connected with ia? Seminary several Of pleasantly "
lr land, which the physical exercises OF the pupils viii be hr
ed, pupil viii be- ailcwrG 10 leave III" nrcT:.cs w;Loa'
iior the prripa The pupils will he permitted ri.f
frequent with either the principal "i III" "
The principal will devote every attention 10 the health EiH!
and literary Of those placed under hs care
OF study Is thoroughly the discipline phrcrai ~ rs ""n' 40
enrt sill be SPAR" 10 render the Institution worthy OF ' ''"
dcmcr nnh pal roGa," Of the community.
Instruction VIII ID" careulI? gwen IN al The c"m"o' rye
hranchcsin Geography with tho of Globe the rr GOA
Maps tho Mathematics au The Latin 'itrrk. Ff"Trh #i "
languages, ana also incralosy, Botany, Natural P1 lid
Chemistry.
During familiar Lecture ~ N'H
raj Philosophy and Chemistry will b. sYrr wl'h Vii 'n'I
By appropriate for which the school "'
with the requisite apparatus. =,
Modern Languages will hc given y Mos J. H
c. Mer:i!at, who will also during floral give r""'
Lectures on Botany Mr. NJ IS graduate from N" %,
Bcne, tSwz) was some time member u Fc!"n"9 '>
of"yI and from his practical know led" OF teaching e"
q4a'iie' 10 he useful i" l''eE,,y ".,I'r'ion.
Inclutnc board. washing, nncutins fari lights
and tuition IN the English LranchrS, 81" N": au"'"
For the above with tie Languages and Ha,hc- ~
matics, $Ho 20 GO
Payments quarterly in advance"
No rargrs excepting for class book '
tonary, which viii, pro,ahy he from five 10 """f' per
Narri,,uwn. ls3j. WI. ~ HOiGll, Ts.''I.''
REFERENCES. l.,
VorriorH, Pa-M Snml. Jnmson, Mr.. Rob l'aTniI 10,
oosen Rev. Rob-. Adair, Jas II. Paving, Esf Dan H.
Uppcr. Vcriop, Pa.-Jonahan Roberts Ell.
Bct4ichea Tc.--Dr. Stout.
Sanuy'or". Pa.-i Daniel Jacoby $500. 4 ~
htr Mpr P-IInn. Snn D. In-harn, Rirl D. ,ns1'' ~
HEbsrnngi P1.-Nat. f. Bocau, Esq, Geo H. id""'7i "
John II. Hill! ". y. ,,.,.s
PsinacphaC.c. Cnylcr, D. D., AI"N y' En- I%n. f.
White, Esq, Nal. Chapman W. d.. Nathan H. i''', No. n D.
Demnre D. d. John X Mitchell, ". D.. aud VIM ''':' i'm
Juiy IS.
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BN CHANCElY-FIRGISIA.~- rules 'a"r" - 80,
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court o. "a,
and Chancrry Of Prince Edward county, on Tie -" 49,
Of July, 1856: ,...c, c,,r.c,l;
Jesse Hughes and Mary W. Hughes, his 'r. i",,S
Mary w. Cheade, l'a'''''"
against , :, (.fs,.
Josiah r. Cheade Islam r. Chrad!c MaFiis = ,.',rd
III w ,,nanj Defendants
The defendant, Isham R. Cheadle not having els', ,
his appearance and given security aceoTons s % Cocf
of The General Assembly and the rules OF I'M: sos
and appearing that he is not an 'nabltanl o. n,td
on the motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel, Il Is
That the said defendant Isham R. Chsade, do aIs a.
here on the first day of September term nex a,t be
swer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy OF ls
forthwith inserted in of the public
printed in the city of Richmond Tor Two r b Court
lively, and also posted at the front a0's u
house Of this county. opcu,v C.
a Copy-Tcetc, Is. j. "oh0 On Nv
July Is
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:DEyocRATlc FEsTIyAl.-We are unable to give the
proceedings Of the Democratic festival had ut Col. Brax
ton Davcnpors Grove in Jefferson county tils week,
but will endearo to lay them before our readers al large
in our next There between fur and five hun
bred choice Spirits that good and tue to the
and faith of Democracy, who were in attendance at the
meeting. The dinner prepared BY MIR. Stone, of
CharesowD and the best of the kind that wc have
sat down TO- The greatest connoiSscur could have
allayed whctted appetite BY Tasting The best and The
atiest Of the land, and had the supcrlave gratca.
ton too, Of conmuung and comforting with the demo.
cracy from nearly all The counties in the congressional
district The meeting was addressed by William Lucas,
Esq Of Jefferson, Col Mason and p Williams Esq of
Frederick, and by Judge f.. Parker Nothing occur
red 10 disturb interfere with the arrangements OF the
dag; all appeared to dispense with hearts resolved and
hands prepared to engage with ed"nbed energy in aid.
ing elevate the prosecuted statesman and patriot and
Candidate of the people to the highest Office in their gift
the Presidency .-..arinsburg Republican, Aug H.
GEs1 ScorT.-The Montgomery Journal we see, is
out in the defence Of General Scott Not long since
the same paper was re publishing and putting the pro-
csedings Of the Meeting here al which Gen. S. was
most bitterly denounced The Journal had bette, sug
gesl another call Of its party friends here " rcscnd
aud revoke the unjust censuies heaped on The gallant
General. These modern Wings singular creatures.
We predicted time since, that they would in the
end be found defending Scott. The prediction was
hardly in print before received the ieremlads of
Virginia Wing paper depluring the luckless fate Of poor
Scnl holding him up victim Of executive vengeance
and calling all, particularly the chvalry OF The Old
Dominion. Of their favorle from the
dangerous attitude in which "wounded paternal vanity
had placed him.
We learn that Roswell Parke, Esq oflhe United States
Corps of Engineers, bas been appointed professor Of Nat
ura Philosophy and Chemistry in the Pennsy lvania Uni
versily vice Professor Buce elected President ofhe Cir
ard College for Orphans and Professor Vethake of Wash
ington College. Va. has been appointed Professor of
Mathematics in the Place Of Mr. Courtney who accepted
a valuable appointment the great Eiie Rail Road
philadelphia t. S. Ga.tGc.
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SYLVAN Hill. ACADEMY.-1h" r"rt = '-" u" ,.oi
- ton, will commence ia. Ito! ""ir:""': ,,, with
atr,ct.on crlar4c. the Iua. GcrS and tr".h i.
lb"rll course OF Ensis! stu!r-. III" -,''tii r!
to duties OF his pro'ssiun II" '"'" ,r,;r,a,
thsrrf. hons 10 reccy. n portion of l."
heller ed for scholastic purposes
pric. :ar Bntrt, Tuition and FISHING. :!f' Il "''7 "
i! furnished By the subscriber: 81. .ru r. FOX.
81 Address H. H. F'A' W." '''!' :!,-wiw
turIo
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BENJAMIN. HALLOWELL,
Alexandria Boarding School, 9Th mo. IS, 1886.
Aur 30 33-St
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IN CiIASCEki Eu:"> hu!ti 90 :.r .'. -.
Ice Of the Circuit superior tonu I" Lw N! :G,r e.:
W:lliIm count, III" ;'h day al Imly. io:'a
JOAN VIII, WiIiil! Tiffany and Gc":.a Iitr:, ir:i.:
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TIE fees for instruction. in MUcrn languages wi! " s'
rate charge follows For attending Irnena"", 81" "
o. ; h. and S. ,r each additional pa4ir." "trrm i
fees required 10 BE- paid in al! al: nmcr !r r" "
referred tn Tn" follow gra"meu, TRUSTEES oi ihr A"H
N"SsrS. Wyni'nfr RnjrrsO' Pr.si"u iahnHy R"rH-"l u
Jon o. Lay, VIM AndersoH J. r. TTPlc', o. A. M!.T, IL.
CaStic, Robert Gwahmrs, Archibald PcaS"n'+, Chat" .'
RG hcrUDr Nicholas Mills, Rob c. Scott Jin", L. ''hnJ"
u. Euarr, BrragI ryt"n, Samuel Smhlti. R!ari " '-
ton. nai George ". Mun:nrh. SOCRATES MAt !iN.
Angus, Ii f29-wGw7 Pri"t,pgi r.:
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SKETCHES OF TnE ACTs
M \, '01HI7 4 OfIh4'5 Ut IfE ACIS
fdSSed Oy me General .3ssemJly of Vfr,,i,,;a n, ,
ccLuLlr IL IL. ~ Y

"SSe" ~ me General dssemby If Vbginia at The De-
eem6eT Session 9f lo35-6t- fCoNTIsUED1
15 An act to amend the act entitled an No, ia
raling the Falmouth and Alexandra rail road counap -.
appoints additional Commissioners for receiving s"I
ROAD WITHIN the town ofFalmouth lieu of Frederick
burg, and TO construct lateral railroad TO Worreni
~ auquier and with the assent Of Congress TO extend
ther main stem 10 the termination of the rail road e.
Baltimore TO Washington; allows three wears f. c
mence the work, and declares that no iorei,nre s6
a'ach 70 any section completed within the time specified
'h le original charterj allows them such tolls ON tbat
portion ct their road in the District Of CoIuio os O.
gtess shall authorize " No"
80 An act to incorporate the Union Potomac GONNA
N.Y. win capital of million Of dollars with noyyer 10
increase II to two millions to be raised ,v
TO be applied 10 constructing canal or sIack
gation, and railroad railroads CONNECTING ,hei,
mines ana manufactures with the Chesapeake and Oh,
canal the Baltimore and Ohio railroad or VII a
olhef railroads in the State; TO erectpg mills md ~
u"o'ots OF IRON and other articles, aud for opening
ana working mines OF coal aud iron and other n,etals
and Tor Transporting their products 10 market The ai
OF sidck WAFER navigation TO run from the Chesaneake
ana OHIO canal, along the bank of the Potomac t ch
Poin's az sy may deem expcdient; the same 10 be- com
mehced ~ Two years, and completed TO The too,n ~
'oerIaha in seven ycars The act is declared pub
TIC ACT ana me works are deemed public works ard All
persons 20 De proceeded against and pouishod Tor min
RES tbefeto as Tor damage other public works ibe
Doafo OF public works to prescribe the tolls 10 be reeeo
co, ana lhe company to make annual reporfs 10 ibe,
Inc right ~ reserved 10 tie State of Vircin,s b; M
years, Or to the Chesapeake and OHIO canal conoang
"un I'VE years, upon payment 10 the company oil tbe
~ VIC CONSTRUCTION OF the canal slack
water navigation with interest to take possession Of The
same as the property Of the State OF Of said
act tqkes effect from its passage and 20 much as re-
iaies 10 mills, manufactures cou and iron mines io Con-
ug ~ force for fifty years. with the power reserved 10
thirty years. WY ''e "''eI
oV. an ACT incorporating the Lexington and Rich.
onu ththPko company, with a capital of seycnty6ve
thousand dollars, for The purpose OF coustfnciin ,
Rthe rom Lexington, through the Bloc Ridoe a,
Wmic gap and by Dobney Sandridoe's New Gios'
gov, Eew Market, Swif Island and sa6letts tavern
snIg1gh manchesier to Richmond, with power 10 erec
lo gridge across James river the upper point Of ,e
% IN act 70 incorporate the FlUvanna miono co,,
Panys WIN capital not less than sixty fbouss.d 49,,
more Than i've hundred thousand dollars with power ~
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do with giving circulation
following seeng mo,hsr appeal from the Bath Enquirer
TO nm VINO Can BEST UNDERSTAND IT.
lie who has leit his youthnil bride,
To hcai on Fortunes doubtful tide,
co., "nie on, he knows not where,
The lines pcrchancc may oldy spurn
That ass the wanderers return.
fs, oh the unwilling heart forgive
That dnros TO trouble thine,
would no, seek to make thee gtovc,
Those treasures sent US from above,
The pledges OF our mutual love.
For them pload-I speak
Nor how for ,bee len my homo
Aud zach familiar scene,
For sweet with thee even they
hailed the mountains proudost swell,
ri, me n iores,s darkest pride,
ih Ea. beaten rock tho rugged dell,
And car,hs worst wiidornes. is dear.
Is tar, when those love III near.
But thou hast eft thy dark ed boys,
In distant paths to roam;
A gambler's life for thee has lows
rh "ns nI, aa IS. Thy home;
And ! am far moro lone than they.
Our babes for very of bread
An. now, public bounty fed,
While he W should their guardian be
Has loh ,hom to their misery.
Myboy, the eldest and tho first,
The image of his sire,
. And thus of me inquire
" Mother! dear mother tell me when
My Father will come back again."
Yet go, thou false dessrtcr, go.
And IT some happier dame
Has kinded in Thy breast the glow
OF loves deceitful flame,
Oh hear me fairer she may be-
But she will mover love like mo.
And oh! vouchsafs little line,
If to confirm "a woc,f
That may to fate resign
When all lis ills 1 know,
Aud leave without a VIC
To fade and die with hope deferred.
Then leave to Penury's bit,of crust
49, Thy lone deserted Spouse
10 mourn DER wonan's broken trust
Aud mans doccitiu VOWS
hiay'st thou no FER know the sma st part
OF that which wrinss breaking heart
ALAIRA PoRrnR H.tss+s.
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o. An act incorporating the Natural Bridge turnpike
company Tor constructing turnpike from upper
oil me boe Ridge canal by the Natural Bridge aud Dag
turnpike near the Clifton forge with capital of sixteen
Thousand dollars the board of public works the
road to be surveyed and located.
10 be continual
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FBVO Persons haDing Negroes for Hirs-We wish 10
n hre Tor the ensuing year, large number of hands
to labor on the Richmond, Fredericksburg Potomac
and fredericksburg, and between fredericksburg and
The Potomac River The country and occupation is
healthy; and they will be well fed well clothed and well
lars for good hands, and for first ones Apply
by letter or otherwise TO j. III. Hopkins at the Rail OF
cfe Richmond, or to Thomas j. White in the county of
King William, and the neighborhood; or TO James Hun
ter, Assistant Engineer, the White Chimnies Ca
rohne or to Theodore ). Garnet, Assistant Engineer
near Fredericksburg; to H. F. Guy & Co. in Frede,
ricksburg; and to others having authority from j H.
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer.
JOS. NJ SHEPPARD,
agent for The r. +. g. p. n. Il. Co1npany
December "a. GO