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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

Et,lOOL AT MOUNT IDA, EANovEE.-Ihc UNI
"a d,rs;rned after long and successful experience IN
s,ol Keeping, purposes opening Schooi at MS resi-
5.~,, MocnL Ida. Hanover, on the 10th OF January,
I>, 10 terminate the 18th OF December following,
,, = vacation OF one month in the summer season.
a. ou,s, Of instruction will comprise. photography,
Re,jnc Writing. Arithmetic. Geography: with the use
# me Maps and Globes, History, ancient and modern,
Bsg.s Le,;res the Elements of Chymlstry aud Mathe-
mites and the Latin and Greek languages: ana, II oe-
sired Eoislolarv and Historical! Compositions
Knowing bv long observation, that school without
rlcsoyne discipline becomes scene OF disorder ana
y,us inSubOrdnation the undersigned wishes 10 DC
understood as his firm and unaeraole deternnation 10
,.cqp an implicit conformity with his regulations OF
,p,roS from the child 10 the adult and this END his
Law. experience has Taught him be obtained by
s,~,.ss without rigor Some of the regulations OF the
Undersigned (Which have been universally approved OF
ty beth parents and guardians) are, lst That no pupil
d what age soever shall neg ect his studies or tall 10
r 10 pass over foot of his ground in careless and
.,,s,fcli manner. lie will be turned back again and
se.:r III! he perfectly comprehend what he attempts 10
explain In this the undersigned has heretofore
succeeded in laying solid bGSs TOT phob Tho nro
ces. is at first soneyha, tedious, the pupil, 'oi Wv"
-, ;,b " an ascsfs "a lbs p stSseS
a,1Jv of the Ancien, the pupil will
/, rnired to rive the root theme OF every oelvae
i' uin be taupht to pronounce correctly the a'ne'
oo ,ina,ions of verbs nouns, &C. the relative pear
n, % nnrcles in their various positions IN sentences
A., 10 derive English words from the Ancient languages
With csaselcss drilling in that portion OF his s,GGles
termed parsing The residence OF the unuessg fine
b,h airy one proverbia for health colnmaiul'S Inv nv
view Of the monntuns supplied with cool and dslisnl
1,sor;nr water 81 miles from Richmond anu III
,e Ric"nd Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail koad
The Undersigned has erected large two st9iy pfrn
building fer boardcs, and is detcrnneu 10 Trns ~
ST, 10 deserve the patronage Of the public. Terms o
njssion are 50 for board, tuition &c tue pup! iur
rhmc his bed and bedding ifiurnished by the u@Hel
signed. an additional charge Of - will be nlaGe. o"c
third Of, the ADORE sum will be required IN aoValce ~,
No pun! will be received for shorter .ihe ~
terra. 81; SIX months. ALI NJ =, Tra,r,
Letters addressed to the undersigned at noI.p
soft Store. Hanover will be promptly attended 10. lh
School Ii De- limited 10 number that cal, Dc '1us
with cast. 10 the teacher. and profit to the schciar'
N5yu TJ4-w3w A'H'
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L,mcr P;rcr nnd Eaua,rhd Company.

VTI,AS
9 uc.,;,. IF % President and Directors Of tc n IN Fri.
- ami Kanawha Cnnpunv, irA in the town OIL d.!
DIV the Both day Of September ESQ ivcr md Kanawhn
ks,irc! That the Stockholders OF the James ~ rcnucd
Company Sia;c be- and thes ttyr
p!y into ia. Rank of V.nia, Of its hranc's,
g.: share on each share stock hvd by them l" ''' ~
EJ ~ , S,orLhollcrs Of the said Company; Dn n
Vie <,,e be- and thew are hereby required 10 pay n IN each
Yr, o1 nne Of il. branches DoLLARs per s"" ne
81 H., NJ cI hv them in the sud Company IN ihs nd
fellows: Fire DSer: per share on the ',h day OF
Are i,i,r< noI .hnre On the aah day Of May next.
u! '"e' u '"' ~ Il. CnlrTENDEN, Secretary,
IN M ,, cha, have been called Tor Including inc
GiOvc) N follows Of c,b.,-;scy
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NV ADVERTISEMENTS

.-,uIrGO MILLS FAMILY FLOUR.-We have
IL III OF hand supply Of that old flour, SO much
~ ',,si o. !or family use ,,r ~
54-1m
N,r II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

---PTTITION will be presented TO the next Legs
4 i,rr, Of Virginia. praying that the Rvanna river
llaT e ",'' 54-wiw
Sov |!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11
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UENRlCD NURSERY,

within - miils IF Rchmond, Ia byhe Turnpike: amt
abot II minutes ride in MeRichmond n"d FrcdcrikS-
hgrg Rar0ad cars, mhir pass through has PtaHt"tt0R:
tw0 or three times a-dGg.
r, s,,srrr offers for sale at his Nncry - varieties OF M
Il rs; M do Pears; II do Pu.; IL 10 Pcarhcsi 20 do Cherries;
din ,urrors Ncrarinc 10 Amon Fig; lido Crap" mes;
In do Cunau<: l"I Rasgh"" nnd ii" sInc
Nuy all rr from Trees full csm" ~ his o"n Orchard,
md pri u Fruit Trees that have not " n
m in the climate Hi.iui. The Tees large and IIi?,
NJ nanny Of them have fruit Il this time.
In,ucs with directions for pantins) may ne had Peter Cot,
Book OF Thomas H. Drew May"S Da'i>
nul Iri. Imcr Sr" md rni2h Si""-"rrr Ufc ia" "e
lett. - =! " i'll 'r punriua.iy attended u. . . ,..
<u. IIl--i-w2w JOSEPH SlNl'''.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

T:3LI:IBLE Property F0R sac. a.; r-onc,,v
z-rrtI ysh 70 sci subscriber offers for SAFE ms
~ WIa county az" hS ""s" f y ,~o pair
Mills consisting Of "rSe two story F,nn% rrwh Eo< and
@ cnructc: good Cin and first rate rnGh,s TO-
ana new fair business paying ltu % per cent per- %
a nf:c that will be taken for tho properly mi Inn" of GOOD
Gtis, M i1ou the an Of the aud good There
attached The pIEf a" f The support family
with nsa, Dwelling house, and all necessary | u This
nr nncy Is Situated 0 large strcam and is WITH" -
Ays' IsI a 'i Lot Of acres n nsu"h meet
in house, and p"I'HG ios""S "a'""'''
S. s., u [l3-w5wJ .onH -----
VIEMAE EDGcAToN1he Se" a, my n' " nsc"
continued the ensuing ~ Ee atc HHs
,GtS Mis- MI; "s would taken as members s ml
Tie next session 18TH January s. nm ' n
nate 18th December following, allowing ono "0h'' " ""'
FIs" course will embrace the se"s s"la 1,nsi
E,,isl, - Smelling, Reading, writing Dtph'-'
tory Grammar Philosophy Chemistry B0'nm! c"rh pni
Fi:; cO,r n. for for $50 furnished by the
Ing her ow" he@i!Hs to be al NJ YOUNG, Pm
,,,;,n cn;rucvs, Caroline county VA, Nos ~,
White I--,or If The CommonrcaIMef l"s'""'
! By the L''"''- A PROCLAMATlON.,, ~ delegates
Wv i; state by me Ha House eouny OF GncJno act
on" Row. o Wyn4am vs" SHs
ing '1m o. Sheriff county OF rn the court day
election third Monday IN NOV @ House Delegates to iii
| OF said county, '0' u" '"' .s
Tho sud vacancy! ,,,a ~ Iicutcua Governor
Giren u and under the lesser zeal o. 6 5 1886.
IsE wealthy Richmond W;hYxp 81 81 EEoSERTzoN:
Nov l6CI 1CADFMY-TIis Io'aon n % cr Of E1
e 18th day January nsH , %T'i by aprrors
Charles Lewis as ,l rf q" Mr. the "s,InI ri, sr
The o iDp task Veil HsE OF III he
SSs 'o.s nn n"S % t" "
will embrace "i' '' Theory
IL The sa,ion embracing Natural @ bc Latin Greek an
French Languages. chi. institution including D1I ;yi
washing &C., with the furnished charge will be 81
Sq Sord that the onshe%db the good s
hehHss tho s;GnE%, a liberal Pn'"'
SnoyCd by il for years past At vilcoo Caroline coun.
to the nn a'e1 the nnnp
aen .s or to the Port JOIN H. BERNARD
s on' ,ention President Of Board Of y ar Isl
n SovemberA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

NOTICE-We will petition to the next General AS
sembly of virginia, for the privilege of erecting
mill dam across Appomatox River, in the county Of
Buckingham, near Nathaniel VenabIe SIS, ford.
ROBERT FENABLE, AND OTHERS.
Nv 2 53-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

1:cIcF a GOOD Tailor is wnnuns M" III ci,izenhc place
- Eoy store in Amelia county. an of # family,
'' ,,onoements for the ,rno La romc well
have w ;n,Ic man would be meet much
though sj We do hesitate IN saying he had
rccoh, we believe that constant nmftvi TT CO.,
| f,r two hands. Address .4mclH., "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

NOTCEThe Inspectors Tobacco al inc M ncxr session.
u ia Richmond will petition tho Legislature, u. Is
70, on increase of compensation Tor coolcas' 4awD
Sept 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

ESON. JOHN RANDOLPH, Of Noauohe1'hc stud .f Hoses
fifty in NUMBER including OF the finest Aaes and
Fes all Slnlos belonging the estate OF the ac Nh
Randolph will Brick Tavern Charlotte Court house,
Va, Wednesday, the 2 Of Novemc to the highest IS' on
Of july 1887 The purchaser giving bonds
approved security before the property Delivered 1t may DC
TRUTH that selection OF Stations, brood Mares, aud
Ee hus offered from the stud of gentleman III
Virginia Anon. Stations very superior and noted horse
aa (sirc Of Phip aud that high bred and most beautiful animal
(ncoGu great avuc with the late Mr. Rando!Ph
uio aud Wre and several others OF high claims lhe
Mares purity OF blood great sizc high form and culur, rS
mostly bays carcey certainly urpasscd by any i'll
Virginia. beas mostly descendants OF his famous English mates
Dutchcs Brbury Lady ascosne and Staa by Alexander
the Great, OF whose pcdigecs well known to need DO
here, aud all Of which be found in the English aud
Anlcricun Stud Books.
There sold three pair Of fine match Horses and per
laps some good gcldings. WYATT tAiDN Eli;
.uaaayer eftae estate Of Ioha Ra"aOip4, IF k0a"he
il-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

a DvERTISEMENTA gentleman de.i'"' I, caE r n
a . wo,L sell uD Nrarurs iamirs Amongst me III "'
49, cxr.'rn Cook n Smir!. Carpenters. C""pcr' nd Hi"
y L,sc or hi. ancestors aud for personal appearance "'"
rharac, comparison h the sam" "nn"ri ' p
nn If ans inlv lua F"r further ininnia'i"n Apply i" w.
,, james NJ McLuutk /: Co., or k"'a" y iia"''''"''
Petersburg. aS-G,
let
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

AND FOR SaLE.Wl be sold Saturday, the 81 day o
~ December next fair not the arday thereafter Sut
av xccp the dwelling house of the late John Pnan Cc
Of buckingham, miles South OF the Court house.
which lived continuing six n-
lcrcabou-abou hundred ui which,
are in woo well tnbrrcd with oak, inc &cOn the plantation
isl
date family, with the usual necessary out houses Also ""od
garden There several well ianud tobacco lots two apple
orchards peach orchard, and various other fruit trees
The farm well waccd aud enclosed with good fences small
crop of wheat will bc ,
The same time place. will be sold about hundred and
the above mentioned tract, and
Joining land oil Amcah Garnet, James H. Melton AMI Others
1ynn cay in the Gold region unL said by good judges 10
portion OF that precious rih-iSo ahoi!c! small
continuing aa0u' eleven acres a"i-
Ing the james Anderson and others On tins tTa" "SP
ca The su> Of Cold alcriug The terms Of Sae vii
one ayah day Of October, 1887, aud the bnancc
paymcushc purchaser giving bond win s"A
security, with deed Of trust Oh the land TO secure m
THOMAS Pittman E< Capt Anderson, MI Aniony Ad
cock the oyerrc of the premises The above mentioned ac: Of
land will be surveyed previous the day Of sale and ra exhibited
~ " WILLIAM \. MILLER,
Executor IF .okn rdadn, dccrG$Cd
5}--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

PETERSBURG
PENS LUCY Y GRAY, who has been for many years engaged
d ia the instruction female yu,h respectfully Informs The IN
Tr on The frs, day of October Mrs. Gray will b" aided
y experienced AMI we'll qualified assistant teachers institute
the Objects Of its action, to substitute acST h,o' rH
rise, for the passive reception OF determinations "" ~ Inc t4"..
nwn il! 80, regarded subordinate branches OF r!uca"n
n;crlan will he given in oihosaphy, ed"a$, Nn''%3 In"
rIh tlar Geography with the Of the Globes AMI Maps
~, practically History modern and ancich Ma
nta Moral and Mental Philosophy hiGsop; Of Nn'r |i"
Ci,cmi,iry, Astronomy ana Mathematics
Rhetorical Reading aud Composition will he attended by The
hc oan establishment is Connected with the school and en-
,i,rv under tho control OF the Principal. go =, ,
Ia. teachers, nunNs w'iI Te'e !" w"
@ Of Ms Cray and will rctt themselves 10 promote The m
oil who placed under he" care p*tlns stno
ani intermediate attention" The cxF'n;% i" "t %',,3
sam Of 2m"'!:'i la;i ;, n ~ "''' 5000
rscn having painting cmrciey sc at extra charges
Muse u,astcr' of approved cruA'"" VIII "' 'HP': m
For boarding, bedding, fuel, light, sc. ;s2Eo
Vn I arc not received fo shorter period han Who'll"
i rc desirable that all should the school al Tie
n for absence the expenses Of thu institution" being
whether the JnpIs are psc" or absent , ,,,
IN case OF failure after engagement - nade a. 'ne n"
of pupil, will be Ii'c, it is important that 'n"maI'0" Dc eon""
nica,rI wthou delay 1890 . . u ,,.;,.o, 1ot,
8 Weod Rev. r. Wc"I M i u rs Dr. BnrEerbous
n W ,r,krnIroush Joseph james, Richmond; Hugh Nelson,
t,:"sr 'rh"oas Mtins"", Petersburg James Soutte W.
MAXWELL, Col! VIM. Gar"ct., Norl"it. . =
IH5! MAEING.rho u C75? shop
pc
H"s s Sulhcs and Harness Of every description aud P.ce.
I.y have selected their hands principally from The Northern Giles.
and have been careful employ nonr but the very oea n
,rb of their business Their ma,crlns have been Pucnr' ~
one 81 the fm with cash, the Northern markets. WHEN M Gus
T Then, 10 furnish, may b" DISPOSED to encourage men, ~
I, As ricy cau c Supplied c!scwhcrr. AZ h"' o 'I.'- %
~ a,,ra in our line which will sell a. small a'V1n3S IL.
{" ] Will ntrn Cun,c Prince Edward AMI ch1r tic
| Courts, '"" WIZ ' e. r. K r. G.. CIIArfEll.
yr We o,lAakc M FREIGHT boys "@nH?:" to '' a1'e
juSiGcs. from !! 10 10 years old l. h . ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

To Hr. Benjnmia 7. Hnr'i< amt Mrs Unity s. h"rr1s
q you "htns OF the state you will Pic"se nke 40,
ard 9th, IS Charlie T. t;uuI@ Hanover county,
state Of Vir.igia tho 18th day of November 1twcc"
tic bou al ric ncnrk the morning. and five in the cvcH;u" nw
continue from day "wecm the said hours n"ii all arc iaken
TO lc read cvidenr suit depending in the Circuit S"
no o our, aud Chanccry for the ni rounY in which
and ocis defendants, nmd piaina' which tine AMI
place you attend. il you think proper Yours, 81.
! Hanover CIV O.i aS ThA-viw1 FLEMING BROWN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

List Of School QaOtas payaHc out IF The Literary Fund.-
for lie lcnr ISL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

1-nTjCTA Petition viii be rfcse'e! I" ' -,rc ia III,
"a to .i,c the Inspectors wSgs n W., On footing wi''o'Hr
hriisrS ~ Nv ,ur PK,FRIEToEs ASP r,,y...
OF Ha&StFS III" ~ Ia-'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

,,.rI,c .; he n,cscuicd 10 the ncA' ", ,"v tcynoi
g. rETi! !"> VIZ Iaw Incorporating q "n""! SS;,
lo me ,I Cs1S Grove Gold Mine, i" the Count! 4ilD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

.Lumrs Eirrr and hanamha Company.
,r,I,, rc,r Board Of Directors Will be held IN III"
,nnL On Tuesday, the a1th instant Persons maf"s A'c.n
90 M ,cL arc requested TO leave them al the oiIcc oil h'
COMPANY prc'''"S ~ ' 5a-ta5E
Nov. l. -------------
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

DismuL Scamp Laad Compamy.
EE Annual Mse til of IN the , c o~a
'""!a? ,he 18Th November nSt-A IuI injecting Of SIrk
n"r i. earnestly requested as e" interest ZONE
Company vii! !c si'h"'''" nITTLEE
President D. s. LcHd C"mHf,u.
52-IljN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

,i;co,uu will he tnadc 10 The "'n ,d ,,.s lame
TiIrc nn! the Bridge TO BE- eFrc'e
49, >pe y, ;.I,r,,oI. hv the Rai":! Io'"P""! It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

I,,IS Riccr and kanaIrM Co"pt t,%;,cs Rive,
EE next AI'"a co%pnoy, will held a! the T%S MSn
ana p;a,moo, with permission Of the proper
the l2h day OF NJ the last Annual lerns, T' a., NO.
rG%, ar ,a for the appointment ola sass
ice % the above mSs"s whose I"s O. tcs to shsreI
each Of the ,Ssiuc these ere copies remaining al
For inc ''S' 5alaD
| N,rnnbcr i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

EB ,PERTlr franklin Manufacturing Company have now on
hand printing and wi'iI" paper inc "-
ans variety Of sza. OF the printing ANY description size of
per paper b0E pr"E e"'amG can lie mad" 10 Or
rt and the Imnnamy he favored with Orders Which viii b"
filled rs prices the paper b. procured IN an! part o. the
United States. will be paid for cotton and 'n;n rags at TIE
Mil. Apply 10 DANENfohI, H''i'EH - w.,
Vnv - i5!--Gt .7-raiS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11

i,i,;ons will BE- prc-rnie! ~ .i,n no rGuuy
DIR. Sncci's "a hi&cN '. "'''''' Is
Till 10 Mayo. ,,yu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-11


Cnn wheel FciucS and cart: &'"' "io" ''
10 GOA SIn,kcS. white Oak go 30. =, ,- ro., q .,
Am II,, Glpch ac Gum or Elm, J.? i'IrS = w
;Ur!"S 'iI@m'tcr
.,o mir IIanir Timber ,ough wilt" tIak i.""l"
IN ana Flour /, Irr.l h"IiiIl and sta'r i'h.i..
rr whole To he" delivered b! st Matrl eH,: y ...,;r.
nn,r,rnrs "a: Sawed Thinner: vii! please eau Al me
IN .rc how il SHOULD be- sawed ...;,,.,I,,. or
For contracts, '!t: WIN JOHN WIGHT,
.3nU' ~ tic FsH'tt"'.6FG.
r6'lIE Subscribers hayrs associated 'he"clCs rn+
~ Iunrc,l & .;iMMo. exclusively ni the Hr"-" "
, 49,, the Dry C:ro!s business, wl"!rS"h ana f'a' NM
:r c Lo., formerly ncrapcdby Nu' q a'I h!!'' Az" NOR
n~ y rnn:ng- lou :. TO-, whore i1y VIII 10 'i ""!s
~ m syrusiY, tn! desirable HSS"rnrr OF Sa!e ",
@ which, Ina rim. icra select ed cau!v n" nuca "I ear"
ri ,,srcI Ihat ,hcv shalt he able TO sell on AS hoc
"r,s u any hoisa the cty'? ke"Y'n= every ", @ ;
r" i in Iinc-hy shcwing their goods al AL 'T''s
% rrn.; pIc sure AN! expecting Ie'"n' to uy nt
su,trI nnitrr themselves tEnt my WIN
@ MERCHANTS dealers iornii ana
| "khciore they supply ' C.. VI. NlMMn.
Mar =. q HF--u
5 kN Eli - Grorcr W. WErr, NJ" ia = l'"'I'n"
S'"t, Ill.,, 5fhcurcs Order all k'naS oil Hne
~, consisting 90 works also, CHASE" az" P'"''
Go!i Aliai5Grc sciii"-' ."r'ncmi oi nnc maanrt
! Always oa hHnl,a sc'rr"
ami silver anns distance have their work attended TO- the
| y. ii they present, by giving d'rccoa+ . ~
/ Oc,1I f'-i"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-03

home of the brave" But for the energy frmness ,a
great popularity of this remarkable man, this elo,io
Union would have been dissolved, and this happy ,ri
deuged in the blood Of her best SIMS; and instead Of e
loving peace and happiness should now in all proi
btv be engaged 10 all the horrors of civil and serva
war Sir as long as George Washingtons name shall
be remembered and revercd the Father Of his Com,
try Andrew Jacksons will be remembered and chc,,t
ed as its Saviour; and can say to the gentlemen from
Kanawha and Norfolk, and all others who have been
guilty of denouncing him sandcrcr and tyran, thu
IF you live many years longer you will see and acknoS
ledge the injustice you. now do to ibis great and good
man and that his ilustrions name VIII be Remembered
and cherished by ireemen in every cline: through all
time whilst the names Of his detamers will, in ve,v
short time sink into oblivion. Sir, it should be remcc
bered that Republics in all nges have been charged
with inpratude. Let not tins charge be made agarr
American Republicans, and especially fiTgin:ans Le
it not be sad that they permitted the greatest bencac
Of tho present age to retire from an once which he has
rendered so illusrious abroad after having spent long
ardunus and useful life in his country service, with IT,
indictment of an American Senate dcd on lis ouna
oyaInst him as vioator Of the Constitution and Ias
Of his country which he had twice as her Chief Maeis
trate taken solemn oath protect and execute 30
sir h., lis rs generous and grateful ireemen, demand a
This ipfa nous SANDER shall be cLpunged IRON the ounu
of the Senate so that this distinguished old patriot
al the close OF his Presidential term, retire IN peace
his Hermi,auc and spend the evening OF his lie as an
mil as the meridian has been brilliant Mr.. Speaker
cannot take ny seat without returning my thanks 10 lie
Senate for their polite attention, and asking Their pardon
for having detained them long had no IDEA Of I
inc so much when commenced. The Importance CT IA.
subject and the deep interest icel ID H. must lie n?
px
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Fridny, February 25.
49, ~~s-

message received from The President Ct the U.
States, through MIR. Dnneson his Secretary. ,
The Chair presented two communications from the
War Department, stating what claims, and Tor ~ha'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22
The Markets.
Baltimore Market, Oct. IA.

I. Baltimore Market, Oct. ii.
Cattle. There has been falling
of in the supply Of Beef on the hoof
Mis- week, which has caused a slight
s9vance in prices we quote to-day at
81 s as in quality. Hogs have de-
eined shade, and we nov quote them
I'll SIS 50 a-8 rs.
HoUs.d street Eour.-We have no
sbange 70 make in the price of How
afd street -four, and continue to quote
The store price at SO so, and the wagon
Nice at 9 rs. There is an improve
ment in the receipts, but no transac-
tlens appear TO have taken place from
slpres excep. by retail.
Wheat. There ia better feeling
lor wheat within a day or two past,
Dough we cannot quote an actual ad-
vAnce 10 price. The receipts of Mary
iand continue light. This morning
Parcel Of good Maryland red was sold
Y ST. 70; and another 10. Of prime at
80. A cargo Of German Wheat ar
w yesterday, wi We have heard Of
20 sales.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22
VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
At rules holden in III Clerk,,

At rules holden in th1 clerks O@cs
ofthe County Curt of Hampshire,
The LIST Morda y in September 1886.
Daniel DAME WiI''ar.,s. plaintiff, agains,
Cnafies Mc.Aiee, and Daniel Fetter
ano joan North, administrators of
Wee fge Uphold, or George Ofhold,
d.<fendants. in CHANCERY.
The defendants not having entered
their appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and
the rules of this court; and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this country: II is
ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here on the frs, day Of the
November term next, and answer the
bill OF the Plaintiff aud tina, copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published 10 Romney, for
Two months successfully, add that o.
mother copy be posted at the front door
of the ourl.house Of the said county Of
Hampshire. A copy-Tesie,
JOHN B. WHITE, @. H. G.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

n rules holden in the Clerks O@cs
of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Lao and Chanesry for tie county
of Hampshire, the FIRST Monday ia
A4gsss, 1886.
Abraham Vanmeter, Jr. and Gsrrste
Vanmeter, executors Of Jacob Van.
meter, deed. plaintiffs, against
Abraham Vsnmeter, and Isaac Vans
MISTER, Thomas Bromweii and 9th
ers, defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The Defendants Abraham Vsn-
meter and Isaac Vanmsier, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and giv~
en- security according to the &C. Of
asse mbly and the rules OF this court
and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they ars DOT inhabitants Of
this country |; 1t is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear here on this
first day Of the April term next,
to answer supplemental bill (; aud
that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published
in Romney, for two months success
lively, and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the Courthouse of
The said county Of Hampshire. A
sopy-Teste.
JOHN B. WHITE c. NC.
Angus. 6, 1886.