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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14


fSfN rRERs H.r sale complete assortment
III 81 10 thoyS articles IN quantities to suit
he purchase. 90 ss COED terms rs they can
Sc boIikht wtiEin the state, Cor cash or credit,
|incIading an assortment Of Bro0xes, Gold and
Silver Leaf aud Foil, Gums Copal and Shell.
Lac, Alcohol, Japan and COpaI Varnish. TIA.
nsasinds, Madder. CochineAI, Indigo, A.neri-
can aad Russian Isinglass, Spices. Sal Gratis,
Patent Barley aud Cocoa. Soda and Seidlitz
Powder. C0ngfess Water; superior aud COM
mon wintSs n egsn, CASTOR pure Linseed and
Sweet OILS ChloFine, Tooth Wash, Pres
tons Salts. Bayberry Tallow.
a 1aReE AssORTMENT OF - ..-
PATENT MEDICINES.
including AiideFson's Cough Drops, Swaim's
Panaeea, Bag6sHan's Dropss Welch Medica-
menlmm, ThonpsOn's Eye Water, Pills Of
various kinds. &c. SIC.
LIDO, d c0mpltte assortment If .-
English. ~ American Paints,
among " hich are White and Red Lead, Whit.
ing, Chrome Yellow and Green, Pyussian Blue
No. and q, Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra De
Sienna, Vermillion, Lamp Black, Sc.
!. London Brown Stout, Porter; Old Medei-
r.. pure Ports Samos, and other WINES
Pure Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, West
Lndia Ram, Sc. as medicines.
GFPhysicians, Hatters, Painters, sc. sup
piled on as good terms as they can purchase
the same qualities in Newly ork.
Litch field, Febs rs. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14
NEW GOODS
q t&sMsfi gf1k AND ma u q 4 "A
SPRXyNe6H S.llySkKKz1yAsS.

MISS CABLE has lately returned from
1vA New. York with general assortment Of
MILLINERY s. FANCY GOODS, consist
ing 10 part Of IN elegant assoltlnent ,0f Tuscan
g. Straw Hats, Silk Hats & Caps, Ribbons 81
snS EnsS c. rs' ssp 8 sS ssp.. E't c
lars, Thread Laces & Edgings. Fancy Hdk'fs.
Belts, Gloves, Hosiery and Shoes. Corsetts.
Combs, &c. &c. all Of which will be sold AZ
low as can be purchased elsewhere.
/ o. Millinery and Alantua- making done to
order. April GO. ~ AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14

TAGES lceve 8. Spsncer's Hotel, South
street. Ll.chAeld. three times q week, viz.
Monday' wednesday, aud Friday, at I o'cTk
A. ~, via Bethlem: Woodbury., Southhury,
York by Q p. M. $3.50 -'e'7
GF0re through 70 Neso- York SS3. 90.
RetUrning-leave New-York at 7 A. M. on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and arrive
ia LitchReld by p. M.
-GThe patronage Of persons travelling by
stage or private conveyance, is solicited at
S. SPENCER'S HOTEL,
... ~e. LlTcHFIELD, Conn.
Nav lQ, 1886. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14

NOTICE. ~.
TIME Court of Probate for the District of
II woodbury. has limited and allowed six
months from the 27th of June, 1886, for the
creditors TO the estate Of GRRvAsE HorcHK1ss,
OF woodbury., in said district, an insolvent
debtor, IN which to exhibit their claims there
to; and has appointed Morris Woodruff, Ma
name! 3. smith, and Thomas Bull, Esq'rs,
commissioners to receive and examine said
CLAIMS. Certified by
CHARLES B. PHELPS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet at the dwelling house Of John T. Mar
shall, in said Woodbury., on the second Mon
day IN July and December next, at ten o'cl'k
in the forenoon, on each of said days, for the
purpose of attending on the business of said
appointment.
Morris WOOpRyFr. Cam~;s.
NATHANIEL b. SMITH, s;omsrs.
THOMAS Bull,
Woodbury, june 8, 1886. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14

TUST received, an extensive assortment Of
~ BOOKS. among which will b. fouad
The Christian Keepsake, a
The Religious Souvenir.
Friendships Offering. ~
The Token--The Gift-The Pearl.
National Gallery Of Pictures.
Gallery Of Modern British Artists.
Stanfield,s Coast Scenery.
Wanderings through North Wales.
Westal g. Martins Billie Illustrations.
Gallery OF Portraits. IG
Quarto. 8yo., Polyglof. s. Cottage BIBLES.
Brigham's Influence Of Religion upon Health.
Hollands Life Of Van Buren,
SCHOOL BOOKS or ait kinds. wholesale
or retail, as cheap as they can be purchased in
the state, for sale at ,5S Il WA. .5sssr II sa7.
! LORDS Book and Ear;esy Store.
Litchfeld, Dec. 8. ise 60
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
FOREIGN HVEEl.s.EEEVGs,.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The packc, ship Erie, at New York from
lia'rr, brings the editors of the Journal of Com
srrcr papers 10 the evening OF the 2 i;h August.
The ship AJAX, also at New YORK, brings Lon
don papers 10 tn" 9th August inclusive
The French kne his gone to Ners,cs, where
ms Miaisrcr, had daily interviews with him.
Adv,ccs from SMYRNA 10 Julv 2llh state that
the plague continues IN lr arsenal At Alexandria,
and on board the fleet. Ii had also appeared AT
D"nletta, 10 persons died daily. Also Il, Bryrool
IN syria, with great violence.
Nothing is said of the plague in SMYRNA. from
which ii ~ safe infer that it did not prevail there
To any considerable extent.
Atecpraphic despatch, from Madrid, ,l,,cd An
gust 18Th, announced the death Of NJ Ra>urval,
the French Ambassador Al that Courr, aicr an H.
cssof six days, occaYoncd by pulmonary and
gonN attack. The two queens had returned from
ST. lld'innso 10 the capital which remained tran
quil. The same bulletin states that the l7ib,
Gen. Lcbrau, the new comnlnlant of the French
AUXILIARY Legion, attacked the CarIiSt,, whose
halt'lion> were On tie line of til, frontier, and
beat tlcm back the Basan and the Uz,ma.
alter having killed and taken prisoners u con,idc-
rahl" number OF their men, Tie also carried and
DESTROYED the works OF the Cali,s At Engui, and
took possession + thcir magazine.
! he meeting OF the Cnrtcs was fixed for Aug.
2Olh.
Letters of the l2th from alrncia announced
thai the Constitution of 1912 had been proclaimed
IN that city, which remained perfectly Tranquil.
Gen. Sdarsitld has taken command OF the ar
my of the North
letter of the 18th from Bordeaux, states that
movement took place Barcelona ON the ! 2tl,,
and that several individuals suspected OF being
CarlIsts were PVT Ia death.
The Courier de Lyon of the 10Th says, " We
have a letter iron, Rome which Announces tiat the
SON Of Lucicn Bonaparc, who WAS Imprisoned
in the Castle OF 81. Angelo, has been secretly re-
moved"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

VIE subscriber respectfully informs the p ublic
that he Is now receiving a handsome assott-
meht OF Barouches, Buggics, Phntons &c from
the most approved Factories nj the North and has
made tate arrangements by which he canb supplied
al an, 'ne with Family Carriages by the most cee
pfaed manufacturers either Newark or New Haven
! 'o'i 'he'sfy iiatrering encouragement he has
'''e" SINCE commencing business here, (always
seilIlg his own work fnishcd,) and the
unprecedented Use IN the cost of Carriages at the
North he Is determined to enter more largely into
the manufacture of such articles. Ills hands are
nearly all from the NORTH and. using Northern ma
tefias, lie hopes TO receive liberal share of public
patronage lite IS particularly well prepared for put
tug up Carriages, tcliarge 50 for persons who buy
at the North and ship them to this place
All repairs done at the shortest notice
SAMUEL AYRES.
n H. wish to take or boys from the age of
IL to -, learn the Coach business Those hom
the country are preferred, aud but such as are
oil good morals need apply. :. A.
October ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

series Of acts, which REQ ir3 iliir, ,ear, 10 h.
performed, condensed and brou III l. ,c,e in
Ilir space al iffv minutes, thy may sdine viii
"a rtlui srnce al which they not capable wien
viewed slngs, Is ticy were perormc1. But lei
hin al>o rrcollrct, that unsullird worth II rare
Gem IL. the ~ hlsh Dt political elements, llin its
appearance challenges our admiration, aud may
pailate aud excuse earncStneSs of conmcndatinn.
Bat 10 sly ilia Hugh l.. White IS not a great and
rood man. IN TIE face Of all lbs evidence, aiicf
having made all the deductions tiai any man " III
claim, would argnc conception Of human excel
lcnce and greatness mol 10 be attained by human
means.
SncI, is the man who presented 10 the people Of
the United States iof III. FIRST office within their
gift. II liz have ability, If hc lave honesty If he
have experience, c, Inn receive thai support
uhcl they deserve. Able, aud it may b. honest
aud experienced competitors there are upon tie
fed-bni are they more 81 than Hugh l.. " hltc
We would deiraot nothing from the w,-"afned
fame Of Others. II is doctrine of the White
school, tina, fairness and high minded honesty
make no enemies WHO need be icared-that de-
iamalion and dciracon make friends worth
the gaining. The peculiar aspect ofour country, AT
tbs lime, seems Ia nerd the peculiar qualifications,
of such man White. lie is not fitted for the
tearing down and building mp AT random. Rcvo-
luton Is not the element III which he moves. Ills
doctrines and his policy as we'll as his disposition,
are emnen,lv pacific. Aud such is decidedly the
present policy Of our public affairs. Most of the
angry and bo,n'ous questions, whicl, have rent
and torn national harmony, are now settled.
France IL too wise to provoke her old ally 10 a
conte,i--and there will be no war. The tariff is
iald at rest. Notification has sunk to rise
morc-and the brave bu, dcludcd men. who cal
led it into life, have Witnessed it's death without
tCa nd ~ "A MAJ a La,
are holding a festival ot pcacc over lis grave with
those who consigned it there. And now, when
our country i, recovering from her llroes, aud
gathering NJ her scattered energies, the voice OF.
her millions Of rccmen is calling for ID head,
u pure heart, and "A firm hand, To guide her on
ward in her mighty destiny. Who shall be the
mani
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
Commits sioner's Sale of Lard

} kSl ANT TO the provisions OF a decree of the
circur superior court of law and chancery for
campbell county. pronounced al September term
1880, III the case of Wren Us Lewis Heirs rho
Undersigned, a commissioner appointed for the mr.
pose. will proceed to sell by way of public auctio,
on the premises, to the highest bidder on THURSDAY
the {rd OF November (if fair if not the ne xt
lar day ihcreaet) a certain tract OF Land contain
ing about 20" acres (more or ,ss Of which the late
lli'am J.. Lewis died seized lying aud being in the
county of Campbell, adjoining the Lands of iora,io
Tough, John Robertson and others on stream
called " the Slippery Gut."-Ofthis tract of Land
portion has been allotted to Mrs Elizabeth Low
Is as her dover therein, between fifty and sixty
cresD and by her conveyed foi her life TO Mr. job,
h"hertson.-Ehe tract, by the provisions of the dc.
cree aforesaid, will be sold subject to Tins dover
''",,h possession gwen mmeda,el, of the residue
ne terms OF the sale will be bond and good Der.
soha' security at u and 10 months for canal pa,,s
u 'ne purchase money, and the title retained as
."',"'f security ms Is an exccenttract OF Land
ana worthy the attention of persons desrous ia n,,
en'se. II "ii he shown to those who NAV be desi
''"s 10 Sec 1t, by Mr. sterling G. Anderson.
THOMAS A. HOLCOMBE. Comu.
September - ~ :, ~
In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
WHEAT w ANTE,b,

IL ANlNG understood that report has been cir
cnlatcd through the country, that in consc
qucncc oi the loss OF Mill dam. we are out of
the W market:
We take this method to inform our old customers
aud the public generally, that wish buy all the
Wheat We can, and shall be prepared at all times to
give the highest market price III cash. for all Wheat
Delivered at our Mills. We respectfully ask the
tanners TO call on rs before engaging their crops
as we are determined to do BY them as well AS any
other dealer or dealers in this market.
NJ & H. =. LANGlIORNE
\. B-Ne have good supply OF Plaster ON
hand which we would let our customers have on the
most accommodating terms, and wish To purchase
} TO 100 barrels OF the growing crop of Corn
W. & II. s. l..
lynchburg, Sept. % 6w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

CORR pondfm ofthc Snrannah Gtoreiau.l
ST. JOINS RIVER. (E. F.) SrrT. lS.-Sn =
Six hundred of the Tennessee Volunteers have
reached Ncwnansvilr, the others are on their
way. They are accompanied by Gov. Call who
writes that he will rid the country entirely of this
daring, willy foe, leave hi, bones aud blood 10
minCl,' with thoSr of the heroic Dlde and pallan,
lard, in E,tcning thu soil of the Seminole Gov
Call was Schooled by Grr. J ckSon, whose les
Sous thr late conqnrrIng Scmnlr has not entirely
forgotten and hi, soldiers are from the some har-
dv ycnmanrv, alike familiar ih the rifle and the
axe, who followed the determined Jackson TO VIC
tory and Ia tamc.
The command of all the regulars is given to the
gallant Major Pierce, who has alrrad. given an
earnest OF what may be expected OF him. entrusted
with this command All The Regulars ft for DUTY
are TO march ag INST, the enemy, leaving the volun
trrrs on the Eas, side of the St Johns Ia protect
their iamilic, and homes. The season of thu. wear
the officers, the troops, all auspirious for the
opening OF the new campaign. Tie recent shir-
mishes of a fearless few have proved the enemy
not ln,incbc, if daring.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

THE GREAT MArcH-kcntncky against Ten
ntsscc.-Thc match between kcntuckv and Ten
n">sec came or over The Louisville course on the
2lsi MI. Rod"lph was the champion of Ken
lucky, and Ancora appeared on the part Of Ten
ncssc". The purse WIS $4,000, but the hy-bct,inc
was immensely "ercalcr," saws the Louisville
journal, than upon any race ever run in the
Western country" The race was won hv Ro-
dolph, which ls thus stated bv the Journal -
Probably ten thousand persons Witnessed the
contest. The track, on account of the long and
violent rams, was in most exccrablc condition.
Aneora took the lead starting, and kept it until
the middle of the second mile. when Rodolpb
passed her will the utmost ease, and came out al,
the end ot the fourth mile more than two hundred
yards ahead completely dslancing his compete
tor, and thus deciding the contest. The heat was
run IN minutes So seconds. Rndolph. nowilh-
standing the extreme depth of the mud, could NJ,
doubt have accomplished the distance in minute
less"
lhonrh kcntuckv has beaten Tennessee the
Latter, We arc sure, will not "stav beaten" The
owner Of Rodolph has h, en- Offered SIS, 900 for
h'm, which he refused. He originally cos, bu, one
hundred and fifty dolarsl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
TEXAS.

The States Rights Banner Jackson, NIi.) of the
ON INST gives the foil wing information received
from Col Foster of the Texian army, WIN had
l,s' passed through that place on his way To South
Carolina.
No'' os,or informs US that actual hostility had
been committed on the frontier of Texas Inv III,
Cananchc>, Caddocs and ralo,hcr ,r,h,s orIn.
dams. Asmany as nine persons had H., =, r,rr.
dered, and tive females and Mrs Parker. had
been purchased by the Delaware tribe Of In i;,ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

Henry r. Schoolcrafi Esq. Maj. Whiting OF the
L, s. Army, and J. W. Edmonds, Esq, were on
the l7lh u' holding treaty at Macknaw, with
the Chippewa and Ottawa indians, for the pur-
chase OF the tract of country lying between Lake
Huron and Lake Michigan, and North of Grand
river, and also all tho lands lying North of these
Lakes and West Of the Straits of ST. Mary. The
price I" b" paid is two millions. a correspondent of
the Albany Argus, states that Mr.. Schoolcratt pro-
hhrd the the selling of whiskcy to the Indians in
consequence there are no such dseracetul scenes
Of blnndslcd as are u>u i where so many Indians.
1000, are assembled, and where traders are al
lowed to sell them - fire water"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

and brought luto he Tesiar rSmp. licr'rea'arnf,
Wilde IN captivity, VAS most cruel. Money had
been raised in the army, through sulsctptlon, for
purchasing tie relcas, at those VIC >l remain IN
CAPTIVITY Col. Robertson (pi Robrrtson'> col
ous } with a small force had Alta e, HE hostile
Indians. ard routed ilcn,, hllIil Z "A considerable
numbrf. lie Las since Teen reinforced hy two
hundred hrd lori, men. r. IN IL, nam army, nn-
der the command of Col Bnlcr>un. aud vas put
SUNG the advantage be gaaed over the routed
party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
DOMESTIC aNsElsgsss,SG
TIE. WAY II WORKS.

OrELous.s, t.ou.) SErT. III.
TIN Cashier of The Branch al the Inon Bank
at rmilIionsillr has r'iusrd II receive the DE-
po,ites Of the public money We understand that
john l.. Daniels, Ed, Receiver, made I"nder,
wiiil tin intention 10 dcppsr seventeen thousand
Two hundred dollars y few dN> since. TIE Cash
lrr alleged that the Instructions from liz" rca-
sury Department required the Receiver To dcpo-
site either gold or silver, aud that, from the view
he entertained of til. subject, he would receive
nothing else from him d public officer.
Gd=tffe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
No { X, October 3.

Emigraats for Tt1as.-fur SOM. time past We
have noticed III streets, numbers OF strangers
Young men, middle AGED, and some with iros
" po" each mounting ii bla OK cockade and
silver star, Distinguishing them emigrants for
Texas being part oi al expedition us raised and
now about Ia embark under the direction of Ma
lor Cen. Hunt Of the Texan Army. The br.
Carol IS expected shortly To touch here TO take
them on board. UeraH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

Grx. Il.RnIsos.-Thi. DISTINGUISHED pai,i ol
leil New IouK on the Isl, accompanied by the
Harrisburg Pa) Committee, for jersey Cty.
thence To pass through Morri>town, u. j. and to
EaSton, tPa.) where l,e will remain on SUNDAY,
AMI on Tie following day lNlonday) proceed to
Es,ion, and through the heart Of Pennsylvania 10
Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, until he reaches his
residence in Ohio.
His reception in the city Of \. York WAS most
naiierinc. The Mayor of the CITY, thouglla po
ltical OPP onent, waited upon linn, and ate. died
the dinner party. In short, every thing was
done 10 honor and crafty tie old soldier On
hi. way from Philadelphia To New York, he vis-
ted Wilmington in Delaware, where he was re-.
ccivcd with every mark of attention and respect.
Returning thence, he passed across the State Of
New Jersey, where (,a,> the National Gazriic)
his visit was distinguished bv every demonstration
of affection and respect which the limited time
allowed 10 it would admit. Ills reception at Trcr-
ton and Princeton WAS hearty aud enthusiastic dis
lneul,ied by prompt and decided assurances of
good will and support.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

II" Gram crops on the Black soa arc, we learn
from odcss', unusually abundant Our RuSsaniradn
10 'hat quarter, and our commercial treaty with
'"' iofH' combine very opportnnclv to flcili-
'''" me 'npplrs" OF gram which may be required
!" ''e 'ni'ed States from the failure Of our crops
v. y STIR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

Tnr LATE Cot. BuRn.-Thc EDITOR Of the AL
banv Evening Journal, who has no doubt rood
authority Tor his assertion, states that the executors
OF the lai" Col, BrnH, named in his will, are Pr
TER TOWNSEND, MATTHEW l.. DAVIS, and IlEx-
ny B.. EDWARDS. All his Documents, Pamph-
'tf., Journals, Letters, Manuscripts, Sc. public
aud private, were bcqueathcd to Mr.. DAVIS, By
whom ais memoirs are TO BIZ written. For HE last
two years Mr.. DAVIS has been much occupied in
reading and arranging these manuscripts, with a
view to tho duty which has now dcyolvcd upon
him.
AARON BuRR was an extraordinary man. Iii,
life was full otrvrnts Much OF hS history is idrr-
tilted with that othS country, and all of ii is deep
" interesting. The material for this history is
most ample Copies OF all his letters, civil, mill
tarv and miscellaneous, are preserved, also are
all the letters which he received for more. than
sixty wears. The Public therefore, NAV look for
full, authentic, and faithful EGr otths distinguish
ed man, the first volume Of which, we undci stand
will be published some time in November.
" \. Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
HATS HATS. HATS!
49, ~

MY Fall supply Of Satin Beaver, Beaver. Fur
A'A and W DOL Hats, Is principally at hand. 4
mong them the newest fashions and variety of
qualities, prices aud shapes, suit all ages and elias
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT expressly for his market an
examination Is respectful, solicited.
JOHN G.. MEEN
Sept 6w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

On thu lSthot September, the Tcnnrssrr No-
hInt"crs took up The line Of march from Tall.has-
s"e, for the Wythlaoooc're. The brigade is 400
strong, under the command Of General II. ARM
strong. OF Nashville. There will be about 900
FlorldIans and 500 regulars, with 200 or 800 lndi-
ans, in cooperation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
FOR SALE.

FUN SALE.
aEnA BRICK tenement with half acre of
i,,i;.l, ground attached, "A brick stable.
.ns..5asSA SmoNchousc, &c. situated on the hill
near tn" arm OF the Lyncllburg and
Salem Turnpike.
II me abov" property is not disposed of pri-
'a'r!, by the 18th OF October, it WILL on that dav
be s9Id, at public auction. to the higles, bidder.
NJ. NJ. KERR.
ids &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
NEW rAiLGOODS.

Ah now receiving my stock OF Fall Goods
4 which is large, and comprising the variety usu
ally found IN the best selected assortments cordi.
any invite my numerous customers TO call and eA-
anime II. JOHN G. MEEM.
October3 liz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

,,,u CASH FOR vIIA..
'ENiE Subscribers Tone doc, ,...a ~,
~, rec 81 viii give the highest mari ., :, ~.
" neat throughout the SEASON. pace Tor
july ' II LACY.
II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10
Citizens EuriH.s EsunI.

At Ia NCliEURG.
II - Vi not less IN amount than five
oonafs' Will he iecevedby tins Institution. and
with n,e,c', 'rne', Fyaoie upon ten days notice
~ from me ddte, [ the rate of 3 per cent
per anhun Tor such may be Withdrawn within Cnn,
,'on's-aha ! per cent per annum for such rs 70
na'' ''ut ana not exceed six months-and ) mr.,
'e",, per ahnum Tor any time exceedpr six mon,I.
INC &c OF the Institution four doors below the Far
Join ROBIN MCDANIEL. p,,,y,
lHOS. MCKINNEY, T'reosvrer
w. I. NEWIi\Ll, .Secretqry
James T. Stevens. Jo.h,, y III,
John r. u. Payne. Robcr' W ZONES ZONES
christopher Roberts. John Mi; ;a mo','"s'
VIM l.. Lancaster, Ca "n III, pr>'nney'
John kevcly. ''"'' oe
October >
---------- VIII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-18
49, ADVERTISEMENTS.

,.3L:IBL.L PROPERTY FOR SALE.
,,r,r, he iio,- in the village OF lnwrencerlc, IN
':':: ,r,,s::ica, with :uur hundred OF laad,
t ,.hy pco";<rl, and possessing every convenience
E TO- I.- -, .- prosecution OF extensive Tavern orcrt
al p..ya;c alaltner,S fer family, will b. Of
M Al oa, M0Aany, the lth day OF November next,
amL years. Tie purchaser s'sng satisfactory Sc
, ,q: in Virginia perhaps better and more iaroahly
=" a St! present finer prospects TO any
rn...c Tavern keeping, and training aad Iacsns.
" rf H the racchorse region, and tcw counties in the
H. o."l boast moe iHe noises, or excel in the eff
:' I.,in for Turf than Is shown By The citizens Of
". m:r,r !le:a!y is ptoserbal and where patronage Of
So. iati !, CENTRALIZED ., ,,, L,,: r
' ,, ~, fonn.r which IL has heretofore and must
~ .nt;e it strongly TO the consideration Of any per
"'-' .. u,ui in Suci business The village Is
30 In. r,rcat society, female school and Academy
a being built. The necessary furniture, &C.,
vi X s, wa, tao 'si''ent, ana possession given nHc-
IT, <e proprietor i'll take pleasure in showing the premises
A. .sss:y Information, TO AM person disposed TO pn-
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