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WTOTiCE.-l wish 10 employ FctnaIe Teacher for
. tie ensuing gear. One qualified To teach III" Eng
lSi and French Languages, aud Music, will meet with
situation and liberal wares, by addressing bitter 10
Jno p 3. Harris, marlborough p. 0. Chesterfield
JNO. T. 3. HARRIS
IInrlin-,lln Nnv ID
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.?ao:Ecr C"riiai Il - $40.
Drawing or the i!E.!"'a Mononsa!.a Lottery. no =:
dra,;n Ii.h inst.
- - A. Il - II -. - /: II - ~
Halt Nos II II b! Capital f:z' q. 81 900. sold and
r..I At s!1h 10 & Cc:rcspoaiea; North taTo!nl 1y
BIGGER.
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III o.,
X half Of section II: y ha;, and y y Cra.t,r a.
!aoi : quarter os"ci;oa 25-ii acres - ST. r.:
acre. in JowHSi ;. EGHg; E".i.
" half Of : Z Gun.,,r o: section 10; ..f =: Z
quarter, and l. halt d! I quarter. ana / hal: e i"
quarter, and > + quarter ci @rction II; y '" q"r;
and " half Of y i quarter aa. bait i v quarter
o! sr:i!"n -: " Glartrr a:.' " hal! ii l. '.aa':
and ) quarter 81! S"c"n IT, T. hal! q! lG"!;i"r NO
+ half of > !. quarter o. io9 i1l@Gl acres At 81
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5 ha!' Of section 3; + hail Of : u grr:,"r a"t
quarter Of section 1: y + quarter Of s"r!i"N :; :
Quarter and 5 + quarter. aud y ha!f OF 5 y qaa
and 5 + quarter Of y + quarter Of section ~ !!
ac:cs =. 81 Ii per acre.
This excellent land, finely adapted 10 the s'c".
cot'nn-u1daiat;ng, ana tightly tIunbor"d--"crs J..
bit 'f:;n. Gr"vih. red and !ic oak, hickory. do.H
b.Icli lack. &c. Well wa:"r"G--a S:nn!. c:rrH ~"
t!ron.h it, besides several 5pr!H-s ana branches. !.
disan, ts,vrn miles, from Benton and Manchester
ven n.;!ys I! ON avga,ion-nciGh t!cy 80
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Exchange esasM ECsgei'y Ollie:
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

Rcmcmbcr BIGGER ai1rnyS nhrad'
IN the four last large Lotteries, Bigger sold the highest
Capital sold in this City. He sold
No. 20 81 Sc, Whole Of S2o'j0!
81 - Share OUU!
In the $4,000 Lottery, drew BIRD April, l-:".
In the next $4,000, drew 23th May, he sold,
Whole, 81 ia Is, 4 prize u! 81 ,O0O
DO. % 81, 3Om!
Quarter 81 y GS. 900.
All OF which were paid at sight, By BIGGER
The next was the Alexandria Lottery, Glass \. IN
which Bigger sold and paid at sight Nos. ii . ~ the
Capital rrzc Of Ten ThO"Saud DO'larS!!
Drawn Nos Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, L'aS!
A. drawn Gu the 10Th October. l-;'6 tiO.O0O Capital!
80 . 90 ; 10 81 If "A % - - -.
Ticket, Nos l3 A Co. Capital Prize Of $1,000!
Half do 20 81 -, 4 do. DO. GoD'
Also three small Prizes Of 500, = Of $500, and D!
Sl0O-A of which sold and vii! be paid as usHA'
at sight at Fortunes Lounge.
Bigger also sold and paid at sight. Nos. Il ~ o. h'
Highest Capital Of $4,000: in the Lottery "hc" d'7
the lst Of September.
Continued increase of Good Luck.
Drawn Nos of the Virginia Wheeling Lottery, 'Il>
No G-Drew 18th Oct. =
II IS - IS ~ | 81 90 u 81 D." =
Whole Ticket IS 81, capita! prize OF $ lGv'' 500
and paid to correspondent III tie county, b. B!GGEH
Drawing of the Wcllsburg Lottery. No.
CA I5 - 46 y III - - q l6 ~
Half % q 7 small prize OF 500, sold and pad a.
sight, by the only constan, prizc.sellrr: BI""kR.
For prizes Of 50O 900, 10000, 10000, 1000 Ne 10
in BlGGERS.
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Leave Bishops every~rhursday at l0 N, arrive :,
Laurel same day by e pm
posi- From Grayson courthouse, Va, 10 Jefferson
c., 40 miles and back once week
Leave Grayson courtho every SUNDAY Il, > an
arrive at Jefferson same day by pm
Leave Jefferson every Saturday at > III, arrive =,
Grayson courthouse same day by pm
2G53 From Bcckeys Mills, Russell county By O>lor,
Ford Pendleton, Scott county, 80 miles aud back our
i week
Leave Beckry's Mills every Thnrs4ly a, : NJ. A.
rive al Pcndl.ton next day by III
Leave PcndIclon every "Wednesday at 10 IN. arrive
at Bcckley's mills same day by Q pm
2Uo9 From Weston in the county o Lewis 10 K2n.v,
I'm cour. house % miles and back week
Leave Weston every "Wednesday ii H. arrive :,
Kanawha courthouse every Saturday by III
Leave Kanawha court house every SUNDAY a, : ~
arrive at Weston every Tuesday by cam
NOTES
l. Each route must be bid for separately. The rou,
the sum- the mode of service, and the rrsiec r ,I
bidder should be distinctly stalled III each hl
2 No proposal will be considered unless !, he accom-
panied by guaranty signed by two Responsible persons
in the following form, VIZ:
L" The undersigned and guaranty ill.,,
if his bid for carrying tIis ma! fam
to be accepted b. the Pes,
master. General shallentcr into obligation pro ,r
10th day of January next with good and sulcen. se
ties, to perform the service proposed
Dated 1870.
! This should be accompanied by The certificate #
postmaster or other equivalent testimony that W
pu,ors nre men of property and able To- make ,l, "'
guaranty H. No exemption from, this rcqul,ers,
allowed in favor of old contractors. railroad colnpayo
or any other companies or persons Whatever '
3 The distances rs stated in this advertisements a.,
believed to be substantially correct; but the hier vii
inf,rm himself on that point as no increased nay ,'
allowed for anv difference when .. places are c,
| corr.cIIv
4 The schedules are ARRANGED 50 as 10 allo,y sa..
minutes TO each post Office for opening and c,os,r %
grnrrallv and one honr To the Distributing or> or%
Ont the Postmaster General may extend the ia.e N al
lowing like extension to the contractors.
) The Postmaster General may alter the sc!!e,u,, and
alter The route he allowing pro rqta increase Of COM
pensaon for any additional service required and for any
! Increased snced when Tie cmp!oyincnl Of; aJGrirr,I
s,ocI: or carriers i rendered uccrs' ary.
& He NAV discontinue or curtai tn. service when.
evor H.. shall consider il cyurdeut to d, 20 h, % No
nr nnrlh's extra nay ON the a,uount .s,p,..a g ri;
lie NAV u,pos, fine; for failure 10 rakr mr. trTyrr
mail or anv part of a malt for su!i.:ns the ma /, h.
juiured wet lost or DESTROYED and may cxac, forfeit
me- for ,hn nav of the trim whenever the rp j. lost U:
the mail arrives So far behind schedule tive !u,e
| connection with 4 dcpcndinr majl
: IT,, NAV nnnul Ike contract 10Y r... %
perform. any OF. the stipuationS for refusing l., dis .a.
corricr when reGuirpd for VIOLATING The Pos, Cti,. I,
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SaossE'EHs v.
gyFr,r r.. Casurs Rf.9n"!'ea"'(
,.-,rs;
.ur.nN.VnEMArN. r>>'H"

yFror IL. Cay"rs R'.'''''''-"'|
WOMAN.
When half c,cai,on's WORKS "ci. "
Just .o:rned tho star', me N.'"e
AMI s,G,y hiu.hiac SAicS'
A,,;,v.jc across earth d'wt ia""'
SIcam'.t :hc firS' r!she's w ''>
Ard jopCes began To Use
,,,,,,i, l,rr robe Of tonler grec",
E.turc lei! -hirG, View Il tue s'e"S'
rir,sci wiki each norcl form
All IIom each swcctly op'ning tiowe''
T,nm hill anl vale, AMI shady 3owc''
She Guild some lovely charm.
She TOOK the baImy vioci's t!re,
Tbc swec, cs.neiio:i's mellow huc,
Rich with the lear OF night
Tao The Young beam OF rising day,
Had melted halt thattcar away,
In the frs, stream OF light.
Ana row in elegance a.:ey'i,
Ficr last her taIFcst wo;kshe made,
Almost Il scrapl's fame;
70 animate this farm was Sivon'
4 gentle spri, sent from heaven
And Woman was her maine.
Then on her softly smiling :ace,
She lavish'd every WIRING grace,
And every charm WAS there
J-usn her eve tho vio!ei's blue,
L liLl NtE GictN XIV iSHS navy
Tie lily every where.
Yes, on that eye was seen 10 play,
The lustse cf tie s,cilnr ra$
The diamonds humid glow;
She threw 10 form her !Icsom's ginhoi
l.hr's tender flush and teau;y'S robe,
On wreaihs OF virgin Stow.
Then womau's lips in smiles Withdrew
Thor wells OF rich ccrra,ioa hue,
And pearls aFpcar'd beneath:
Ard best Arabi;. scuni'd TO pour
The perfumes of its spicy store,
To mingle with he's hfecr:.
'%ark. hatx: she sfctSs, and silver s'ralas
,Ielodiou5 floating DER the plains,
A namcioss JOY impar;,
Tho nightingale has caught the tone,
End made Ia; melting voice his own,
That vibfatcs on the heart.
Fond Nature cast no: glance around
Tho glowing sky, the tow'ry ground,
The iusing sun; go,
On Woman laSt-hcr darling child
She -aZ'd aud said, with accents mi!a,
"C,egticn's work is DONE
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FLORIDA

more oetaea account OF recent occurrences is given
Washington Globe and said 10 be from gentleman of
high character:
STEAM Boat BLACK CrxyK.p
October 20, 1886
My Dear Sir When | last wrote you I was a6on,
setting for Gov. Calls camp. left home the LIST
instant; with Col Downing, one of the Governors aids
and small volunteer party from St. Augustine and
met the Governor with about 700 men, .(Tenacsseeans
and FloridaEs) at Camp Drane, about the 9th. At
Black Greek joined Major Pierce, with about two
hundred regulars, who took field piece and Is pound
howi,zer, and train Of wagons with PROVISIONS intend
ed temporary supply for the general army, until
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claims against the Indians, and pay out accordingly
This Commission was in session, at the lost accounts
from the "seal of War; but hopes were entertained una.
the new Commissioners would put every thlns stfaSn'
the unfortunate Indians and the honest sPecu
Ialors, who deal so mcrcJnuy by them! c
' f1fabaM (!ndidna) COW
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Scptcmber 30

Pubic Letting Of Tie Louisc haii-Toad
T has been determined TO let publicly the graduation,
q masonry, timber and supersructurc Of about 20
miles of this work. proposals for which, will be rccev-
ed until the 22d November at ylorsvlllc the Rich
mond and Fredericksburg Railroad.
Proes and specifications of the work may be at
that place. during the 2ls and 22d nsls and previous
~ with the parties on the line
Nov 3 53-Gt
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FrlHrs amounting 10 SsrFVI-UV
Tickets $40, halves ), quarters 30.
Ceri.licaics will be forwarded for sl25-Sharcs IL
proportion. 1000 Z
SlO,U0O, have been sold within few months, and a.!
paid as usual at Fortunes Lounge, by BIGGER,
no has sold and paid Capital Prizes than any
other vendcr in the u. States.
- ORDERS heretofore, meet the most prompt ara
confidential attention, and in all the original
Changers, Tickets and Shares viii be forwarded, Gov
scqucnl!y not liable TO any mistake dispute ~
Cash for all Capital Prizes be had usual at Sg"
the moment the drawings received >
n, Please address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Corner oyyosi,c tie EGgIc Hot'',
u All kinds of uncurren MONEY bought at ,
BIGGERS EXCHANGE.
Nov : 3}-li
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ENOR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office, john
E1 SON s. Durant's best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (walranted) at fair, moderate prices.
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FRyO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS Contracts
q will be entered into during the month Of Noven-
Der next for the Grndnntion, nSonry Timber amt Sa
pcrstruciurc Of the list Division of the L0uSH Rail Road
beginning at lis point of connection with the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac abroad, and extending
10 or in the neghborhood of its intersection with tic
Stage road from Fredericksburg TO Gainesville.
Mr. James Hunter. Principal Assistant Engineer may
be found generally with the locating party; and with the
undersigned will be at Thy louisville Tie ls lll and
2lsl of November, with specifications aud rncs of the
line. J. H. HoEhlN9: l. l..
Richmond, Oct IS DIT
IN CHANCERY-VInciSlA Powhatan County
q Court, September D, 1856:
Pleasant Farley, f'alniIii:
against
jeffrey T. Davis and Sarah c. his wife, and Powhatan
W. Farley, Defendants
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and filed
his bill aGainst the defendants and the Defendants, JEFF
frey T. Davis and wife, not having entered their appear
ancc and Given security according TO the ac OF Assem-
Div and the rules Of this Court and appearing By salts
factory evidence that they not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth, on The motion Of the plaintiff, is
dcrcd That the said defendants Jeffrey T. Davis and
wifi, do appcar here on before the first Monday in
December next and the plaintiff bill, and give
SECURITY for performing such decree Tie Court may
make eren and that copy of this order he forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published IN the city OF Rch-
that another copy be posted up the front door of the
Court-houe of this county: lind is further ordcr'd:
That the defendant Powhatan W. Farley: be restrained
from paving away. in any manner dsposg oil or Sc
creting any money, goods effects, i'll his hands, be-
lonrinr or owing to the other defendants, either OF
them 10 the amount Of hundred aad eighty dollars,
until the further order Of the Court; and process is
WI. S. DANCE, c.
Scnicmbcr 30 i2-wSW
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Rlo1 At THE INDIAN PAYMESr.-We learn from the
Logansport Telegraph that something very much like a
riot happened at the Indian payment near Logansport,
the 18th September. Some individuals, not exactly
relishing the manner in which The Commissioners
(Nessrs G.. w Ewing and Cyrus Taber,) appropriated
about 81 GOO dollars 10 satisfy their own Claims, laid
hands the cash. and forbid the further redistribution
OF the surplus revenue, under the pains ard penalties
of the Lynch code To use the language Of the Tc!c-
praph "a general rush made towards the council
ouse-some for taking the money and distributing
il among the Indians saying that they would pay their
own debls-others wished to have Commissioners
appointed those appointed were Too much inteesed
whilst others were for appointing Commissioners 10
investigate the claims, with instructions TO pay none
but those that were proven to be just From The
last clause, it would appear that instructions were
necessary 10 preserve the rights Of the Indians
to prevent the payment of unjust cloims!.Nlessen-
gers we're despatched 10 Loganpor and Peru for troops
and in less than 81 hours, martial music and all the
"pomp and circumstance of war;, was beard and seen
in the vicinity of the Treaty Ground The troops, on
learning the true of the difficulty refused to take
any part unless under the direct command OF Colonel
Pepper, the Indian Agent. This being DONE the money
was turned to Commission, consisting of the We
ne.able Judge Polk, and Messrs. E. V. Chicot, R. B.
Stevenson, and D. D. Pratt who are TO investigate the
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NEXT BEST SCHEME-2iru Novr"HrE.
"a so. 900. 30. 500. 10000.

Alexandria Lottery, class b. to be drawn at A'"AanG'a
Novcmbe. 2ilh, l53i.-7j No. Lottery, II drawn
GRAND CAPITALS.
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Isle of Haul, Octo5er$ &c, 1886.
We, tie undersigned, being Part of the survivors,
passengers ON board The steamer Royal Tar, at tie tine
se was destroyed by Gre, the passage from ST John s
20 Portlana, hereby tender grateful acknowedg
mens 10 Captain Thomas Reed (naster of said steam
boat for his extraordinary exerons and perseverance,
m;nent dancer during the time said boat yas on Are
the wind blowing severe gale. II difficult to
yey the passengers from the burning vessel in q small
boat 10 the Belfast cutter which came oop assistance
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Robcson Connty-A friend in R,beson writes u.s. that
81 Robcson is full.boodcd Van Buren, county, and |
will venture 10 say twohirds of the county will go for
the Republican ticket. notwithstanding so much has been
said by few noisy politicians. The Fayetteville Oh
server does their injury i'll this county, 1t har-
ing always fell so far short Of its calculations.
Lincoln Disi,ict.-In this district are informed,
that :: Van Buren, is doing we'll; he will get most
overwhelming majority over White. The Wings OF the
good old Republican county Of Nlcckcnburg arc much
distressed about suitable candidates to represent them IN
the Stale LEGISLATURE
Ian Buren and .Joknson Electoral Tictet.-We have
not thought it necessary 10 publish list Of the electors
for the republican ticket, until the list should be COM
pctcd bnt there has been some boasngs on the part
of tile Wings; and that friends may see that the
matter is in progress subon list Of such names as
have already been announced Amongst the number,
will he found the venerable Of Nathaniel Macon,
and Robert Love- two of the oldest and most decided
Republicans in the Site. MIR. Macon is justly dcsig-
mated Ms the Father of our Democracy, and COL Love,
has, we learn voted as an Elccto for Jefferson Madison
Monroe and Jackson. May he yet add TO This list of
Republican Presidents, the name Of Martin Van Buren,.
Nathaniel Macon of Warren; George Bowers of Ashe !;
John Hill Of Stokes; Jos. Allison of Orange; VIM. b.
Lockhart of Northampton; Louis ID. Wilson OF Edge
combe; VIM r. Fcrrand Of Onslow; Owen Holmes Of
New Hanover; VIM A. Morris of Arson; Robt Love
Of Haywood; John Wilfong Of Lincoln-to which may
he added, learn, the names Of J. .. Watson OF
Johnston and Jonathan Parker, of Guiltord Each firm
and consistent supporter of Gen. Jackson Admnisra
ton.-Rafcigh Standard.
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POETRY.
umucn REMAINS US,rS6.

.,,,,,o,j. cfn.ion from the ws,h'nsen p 5e,T
SSho hu. roccn,y returned from .ne ''
from Cam. Eiot:-Bos0n "a''H' ,,,,rt,
Tho following Line, w,ef had lo ~h Poetry has
sas ooe in giving the shce abroad ecerios
principles are % The of rom1ncc-boauu IN every
respect its % the hiva American
,ej which mas nnt day. hope to tho en &" the n'e.
s%G ;s of s.sy eaay
its the Forest the fields aud the flowers OF That snl
sad liberty has made highway. We s., with pleasure
who're ba ike tho following nt'rae to
., o America the attention OF the c'izohs oi inc
w." TO THE TEXANS.
1' And til bid i II aS Ssss i" gale,
p;J TIMES rcmo,cst houe reply,
while cbidreas childsen tell tao ste-
How Texas from the tyrants yoke;
Her chain Of dauruins bondage broke;
uow clsry rsve her brightest wreath,
~IVhen Crecke,t clesed his eyes III uee"-
s,,,of The bruvc, whose sisters glow
which Freedom, in her virgin thtcos
Cnyo forth to cheer world OF n'Shtj
We bid thee scam ua,arn'ncd high, T.,
Beneath whose light tho bravs can a,e'
we bid thcc shiac while time shall 'as'
On enlgn staff or s'dhy mast
Fling wide the banner DER tho wa'o,
To CLEAN where mnftai io1 p n"s "1'
Shine out thou glory Of tho brave: c.,,
Tbou Inst, though dearest. gift OF God:
Shine out as whom or Ellen. height
The mandate poulod-les .ho,e BE- light:
Shine out while wondarng millions gaze,
TO catch young freedoms dazzling blaze
Thou star that sla.ms mid movHinsshsht'
we welcome thee in youthful primo;
wo bid thca CLEAN in sPleudor BRIGHT
A oow.born planet OF our mo'
Alamo Eel bone nth thy fold, >,
While History traced Thy fame IN gold
fl,road ns the ligh which glory fingsl.
With pinons pluck'd from Anse!S"'nS''
Shine on ,hou madpst sent' Ann. so"'''
when Mexic's slaves in panic hed'
When Cos in natures faircst bower'
In terror bent hi, blcedin: h'nd'
we bid thee live, thou dazzling Scn'
scion Of Il nobo stem,
Till Heaven shall lose her Starry noS7
And shame become q nations boast I'm
yn,,;noton Huy D, 1886
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rgIIiE pcrson named Icindnnis will taa
that Tuesday, the 18th day Of July next, at
house, shall proceed to r1ccntr rc orders aud
on 10th dag of Aprl, 1881, and on the 2s day OF
n suit pending the circuit superior court OF INV hnf
Buckn.lar in which John Couch and Mary his w'ie ~"
compair.nis AMI Robcr, Rvcs John Coleman i' on ;,
Harris decd, Thonss w. Gilmcr Exor or Animate
bon non in any other way character representing ~ g. IT,
of Christopher Hudson aud William Walker, and Na"',
.on scn decd and Nathaniel Andcr.on, Executor N"
tor heir or distributed Of saI Nathaniel Anderson, or ~ % m
scn,ing the Of said Nathaniel An!rtson dcc Vs.
+. or of homa. Anderson deed Thomas Pait"on AMI h.
Sarah Price PrrSin,, Sheriff and Admir- Of samuel NJ
and rcc Perkins, lin his right, John = Anderson,
liam Anlrrsun, dcfcuIants--at which time and pi" ,v
will attend with vouchers, &c. JOHN !. ,r,r,~,
aav 81. 'T-wiw C0ThH''6n' % -
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JACKSON, LOUISA, FOR SALE.-Thc subscr-
eB Der, having determined to move to the Southwest
offers for sale the above mentioned well known and
liable establishment, comprising his Tavern, Store.
house lanyard, Blacksmhs shop, and 500 acres Of
Land 1t is 3G miles from Richmond-being situated
on the main Stage road, leading from Richmond 10 Lou
lisa Courthouse, Orange Court house, Gordonsvillc
Harrisonburg, Meehanicsvlle, Lindsay's Store, and
Charlottesville. There are three dwelling houses, two
stories high belonging TO this establishment, together
with all necessary out houses The Tanyard is now in
profitable operation, and the neghborho"d supplies
abundance Of hides There is on this Tract suificicn-
cy of meadow land to produce 100000 los. of hay
nualy and market at the place fer the whole Of it
The Stages from Richmond 10 Charlottesville and
Orange Courthouse stop at this place for breakfast and
dinner six Times week The situation is very healthy,
and the ncghborhood agreeable; the Land is wei!
tered and is adapted TO the growth of tobacco
wheat and oats. To any person wishing to purchase
such property, the terms will be accommodating. The
above property be divided to great advantage TO suit
tavern and lanyard establishment.
April5. [lll-lat3m-l ELISHA JACKSON.
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OHANNA.-This celebrated foal. gelter will, the
present season. stand at Broad Rock, in the county
of Chesterfield, about two miles from the town of Man
CHESTER and be let to at sevenyave dollars the
season. with dollar the groom Season commenced
on the first day of February and will expire the
FIRST dry ofJuy next Mares left with Johanna will be
fed agrecaby 10 ORDERS and charged accordingly Every
possible care shall be akent TO prevent accidents
canes but will not be liable for either. Servants sent
with mares Gohanna will be boarded free of charge.
Gentlemen sending for mares left with Johanna, will
send the money OF their notes for the season. when The
mares are taken away. Gohanna having been often
blood or performance and the high price he sold for
last fall at public auction, is evidence sufficient Of his
high standing as getter Of race.horses
April 12. r13-G ISHAM PICKETT.
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P A y o .. -. ~
rn,uE c,,r,ondnHry improvements that hare oi ia!s
d Mace in the construction Of Piano For,cs a!s y f n.p,
I'd taste for the accomplished and a>hionnbe
among polite classes, have csrscd this isTofe IN thu Pc
F"n!r, wc, Caickering ! Co. The honor OF
nn,icc tho public, they combined ' @ =, requisite
make perfect insrmen They are, therefore I Of h rr
every instrument perfectly o#ud well s'a.o'e" ns superior
beat materials and superior worknansh'I--'n"' ''
Is of quality with durability and eIcelc"cr; ,,,,cu h."
we have us, opened of these very Inns IN rv,ry ri
be sold at tho manufacturers price, and "s''a C. HALL
first p;.Ius,5 aaG .fcrj.h,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-10

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DoLLARs i kh" iie i ao
SON who went off the 2lst Of N"Temoy. .pIes h
years ., Of his jaw ,ectquek OF appshfp.%
rcud little lie has on bis 9shca Il, can capeg"
sye pcTv we'll and cen make sorab soo
Five the above reward if taken ont OF the m or go 'a1
Or OO if conncd in any jn 50 a 1oi him. OF $50 deYeT
Residences in the e s.on believe has
ing Hole mee.ds .'I ,v 10 make bis
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