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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02

REauEsr Any persons hsving let
tiers or papers from the late Rev. q. F.
Davis, containing matter suitable for I'M
sertion in a Memoir of him now pfepat-
ing, are requested to forward them iHhme-
diatclv, to Mrs. Abigail Davis, of Hart
ford, Conn, or to Mr.. Isaac Davis, No:
%, Washington street, Boston. Such
papers will be returned to their owners if
DISQUALIFICATION Sccretaru
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10 THE PUBLIC.

TSNHE undersigned respectfully invites
IL the attention ofthosc gentlemen and
ladies who are admirers Of taste and fash
ion, and at the same time studors Of
economy, to his we'll selected stock of
Goods: consisting Of Broadcloths; plain,
striped and plaid Casslmeres; Satinets
MoiesGins; plain and figured Merinos
Circassians; Camlets; Plaids; Prussian,
Thibet, Merino, and SILK sha wis; Cali
Goes; Silks; Muslins; Laccs; Cambrics;
brown and bleached Sheet1ngs and Shit!
ings; F)annels; Ginghams; cotton, ging-
ham and silk Cravats; Stocks; Shoes;
ladies' kid, lined and fur Gloves; silk
plush Bonnets; Cloke Trimmings; dress
Hdkfs; cotton and worsted Hose, &c. &c.
Also, Crockery; Hardware; full as
sortment Of Groceries; and in fact nearly
all things called for in country store
He will also say that his hopes Of OBJ
tanning the patronage of the PUBLIC are
founded on the principle by which he is
determined to carry on his business, viz
by supplying Goods of the best quality to
produce style of the first class, and to con-
tent himself with moderate profits, which
| lie cOnce1vcs to be the best means of meet
ing the competition of the present day, and
the on y Ian that can give ultimate salts
faction to his customers. He also wishes
it to be understood that every attention
will be paid to those examining his stock
and that the lowest prices will be NAMED,
and such as he trusts will satisfy those
favorjng his call. Respectfully,
T. S. ELDRIDGE.
Pdnton, Oct rs, 1886. 6:4w
HOUSE TO LET,
n EAR the Seminary, in this village,
~ well situated for a boarding house
| Inquire ofthe subscribers,
JOHN CoNANT,
WILLARD KIHBALl.
Brandon, Nov, Ist, 1886 &
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
MARRIED,

In this town, Mr.. William ?. Gray to
Miss Juliet Stuart.
In this town, 18th ult. by Chester Wins
low, James B. Soper, to Louisa E. Arnold.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02

GAME into the enclosure of the sub
u scriber about the first Of September
last, a small two year old Steer. The
owner is requested to prove property pay
charges and take it away.
JOHN DOW.
Brandon, Nov. 2, 1886. 6
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02

70 Brother FREY requests his friends
and correspondents to direct their letters
to him to No. $50 Pearl-st., New York.
n. B. Our Baptist Editors will please
COW this notice.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02

To tie Churches Of the Barre Assoc'n-
ton: The printed Minutes ofthe Associ
alton are recei ired, and ready for distribu-
ton. Brethren coming 10 E. Bethel will
please call on me anu receive their quota
L, KtMBALB!
East Bethel, Oct. lo, 1886.
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THURSDAY. Oct. n.


SENARr.-Prayer by the Chaplain
ResoIutlons.-By Mr.. Ranney, relating
to the appointment Of justices oft peace
in this state; providing that the number
shall not exceed twelve in any one town
read and passed.
Bilis.--By Mr.. Bell, to prevent circus
riding in this state. The President de-
cided that it was revenue bill, and must
originate in the other house. Mr.. Bell
appealed from the decision of the chair;
when on motion of Mr.. Howe, the motion
was laid on the table.
Resolution, by Mr. Howe; to encourage
the manufacture of silk goods in this state
referredto the committee on manufactures
Message, from the House, that thai
body had concurred in the resolution O
the senate, limiting the number of justice:
OF the peace.
FRIDAY, Oct, %.
SENATE-Prayer by the Chaplain
Bdls.-Ry Mr.. kinsman, incorporating
the Barrie manufacturing company-capi
tai stock 100000, for manufacturing cot
ton and wooden goods read ice and re
ierred to the committee on manufactures
0y Mr.. Ranney, incorporating the Yves
townsend Woollen manufacturing com
pany-capitaf stock $50, 600 read twice
ana referred to the committee on manufae
II lures. 80
Message, from the house that tina
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III U
SAMUEL PRENT1ss was declared duly
elected
2o'clock, P NJ.
SENATE-Mr. Hebard introduced a
bill to prevent intemperance-referredt to
seiecl committee on that subject (Intox-
icatien an offence punishable by imprison-
ment\
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02

AMERICAN BoARD.-A subscription
has been opened in Boston in favor ofthe
American Board, which already amounts
30 Sl1,4s2; and it is expected, that the
saTne'will be increased to Sl2, 900, For
ny additional missionaries, now in readi,
ness, are to be Immediately sent forth 1t
is expected that two hundred and eighty OF
ninety thousand dollars will be needed to
lneet the expenditures OF the year, ending
July |, l937-Christian Watchman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE:-The SUBJ
~ scber offers for sale his tract OF Land lying i'll the
county of Chesterfield, eight miles above Richmond and
within hal. mile of james River, containing o2O acres
of about equal portions OF cleared and wood land This
Farm has been improved by careful management and
the use of clover and plaster that nearly the whole oi
now produces clover kindly. About 20 acres are good
creek meadow, Il part OF which is in herds grass
and produces fine crops. The wood has just been
cleared away from 80 of good tobacco land which
NAV be brought into cultivation with very little inb"r-
The wood land is valuable from its contgWy TO
the River and the facility with which the wood can be
carried to Richmond. The wood is worth 50 cents
per cord us it stands the land and contracts for the
sale of several hundred cords at that price annually can
now be made. The Improvements are nearly new: ana
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation OF ialn
w. The situation is healthy and the water fine During
INV ABSENCE applications MAJ he addressed to my bro
her. COL Peter F. Smith, Of Manchester, (~ho is fully
empowered TO sell aud convey the and or to my Mama
ger. Sir. Thomas Cheatham, upon the premises, who
will show the land to persons disposed to purchase IT,
JORDON SMITH.
P. ST. wish also 10 sell 81 acres of land upon most
of which the wood is standing, lying within three ana
C-.on Hail Mr. Fisher and others J. S.
Or, % 4S-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18
VESV ADVERTISEMENTS

D,aLE OF LAND AND NEGROES.-Pursuunt to
decree of Caroliue County Court. rendered in the
~, Of Coleman and others Minors administrator and
bers the subscriber, appointed Commissioner by sad
irr will on Monday the l4lh of March next, at Caro-
me Court. House. (that being Court day) proceed to
M at public auction, for cash. six likely young Negroes,
i whom two are boys and four females
Also on Saturday the 18Th OF the same month, Ut
CHESTERFIELD in the county ct Caroline, about tw" miles
Es,nt from the premises. small TRACT OF LAND, be-
10 the late Alfred Minor dec d, usually known
b III. name Of Fairfield" in healthy and desirable
prhborhood within rne OF The Richmond, rrcde-
rbucr and Potomac Rail Road containing htty acres,
,o,. or less The improvements are, large and COLI
oious framed dwelling, which, with little expense,
would be rendered quite convenient and comfortable To-
,hr with the necessary outhuuseS. further descrIp-
inn deemed unnecessary as those wishing 10 purchase
;,Il no Doubt view the Premises
TruysA credit of nine months will be given for the
nJ tho ru,chasrr giving bond with approved security;
b lille 10 be retained until the purchase money IS paid
J,ssrss;rp given tic LIST day Of January, 1887.
WILLIAM K. Is. WYATT, .9d'Gtor
Feb IL [y2-w'wl .Hirea .htnor acc a.
~UARET-Ths splendid imported horse will cover
4 ! mares the present season, now commenced, and
vii .xuirc on !st July, lcG, at the stable OF the sub
.crbcr Granville county, y Carol!na, miles north OF
WilI,,rshoruuuh on the road leading from Oxford
II oydon at 500 tn" season. payao'e AZ Tie
thereof and SO insurance. which will be forfeited us
~ ~ the mare can be asceraincd to Ge in toa the
prop,rly transferred wh dollar cash to the groom in
every case Good paslurage for mares gratis and fed
u 70 cents DAY. and no charge for servants board when
attending to mares Every possible sill be taken TO
pvvrul escapes accdcus but liability for any that
Claret is rich bay feet inches high, years old
the present Spring. uf great substance aud power and
.raQ,!inl action. The subscriber would be happy to
,y the entire performances of Claret bot it would &C.
cap; too much space newspapers lie therefore will
refer the reader to the March No, S33) Of the Turf
Register for his mirtinir IN full.
Frplsnrr-Ciare, was got by Chateau Alargaux, the
hest nile horse Of his day, and OF the best SONS OF
the famous Whalebonc; his dam by that capital racer
and stallion, Partzan; his dam by Gohanna the best
mile horse Of his day; his g. g dan BY Orrllle, who
covered SO sovs maze. out of the da" Of Rubens,
Sr.m &c, by Alexander iiighhyer, Alfred. Engineer
Bay Mallv:s dam by Cade, Lass of the Mill by Old
Traveller, Miss Make less by Young Grey Hound Part.
nef Miss Does dam by Woodcock, Crofts Bay Barb
Desdcmona dam by Slakrless out of Old Thornton by
Drummer. Dickey Person. Burton Barb Mare Few
horses either III England America, could boast such
pedigree. EDMCND io"NEo'
February 18TH 1886. E-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

EN,sulREk published twice week, generally, una
~ week LuGn. the OF the Suir Legislature
t ss hrrc"or, Five Dollars able IN adj
y> chartered, specie banks (oulyl Will be re-
.yc,,. Tho Editor! will guarantee the safety OF ssn-
u,i; postage all letters being paid by the WRITER'S
" oaper be i-connuc but the discretion oil the
IL ., NATL all arrearasrs have been paid up :,
b,rrr will guura:cc the payment Vi nine puppets, shall
-" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- One uac, less, first inserton accn each continuance
50 advertisement inserted, until haA either becn paiu of
,,n,t b, SUN. person in this city or itS ensirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

R kA REWARD for the apprehension OF DEN-
YOU Ms, a negro man belonging to the Estate
Of Anthony Waddy, IT, dec'd.-fle made his escape
about the middle of December last.-When last heard
Of he was seeking passage to Richmond BY boat from
Goochand G.. ii. He is rather low, black complexion,
eshy face, polite and intelligent, about 40 years old
lie as probably obtained free papers and is seeking en-
plovmen as brick layer and palstcre, may be max.
uo his way to some free Slate.-The above Reward
will be given to any person who will deliver him to me
in Louisa county, or secure him in JAIL
GARLAND Il. WADDf,
admir-. Of .lahony Huddy. jr, dtcd
1--;lSF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

wNTINTER ARRANG EMENT-TwIcE 4 WEEK.
wv The Steamboats, Columbus and PocahoEas, to
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday the 9TH december, to run only twice week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock; and on and after Thurs
day. the 7th January, 1885, they will run only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday morning. at 10 o'clock. Should the ma
ycaon of the Patapsco be interrupted by ice the pas
scneers will be landed al Annapolis, as formerly:
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning, for Richmond, and return every
Sunday and Wednesday.
risk of the owners. JAMES FERGUSON, agent.
! Baltimore. December d. ol-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

NNOR SALE-lO0 acres OF rood Land, Oh the
n Chickahomny; lies well, eight miles from Rich
mond, is heavily n5ered, and within half mile Of i
saw.ln some buildings; and about one fourth OF the
land cleared Possession given immediately. Enquire
at the office Of the Wing or Enquirer.
Drccmhrr L DID,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

ATATAWBA GRAPE FlNES.--'rhe subscriber (near
Y Richnond) has for sale 10000 Ca,awba Grape
Vines from one three years oldand can furnish Cut
lngs of this grape IF applied for within til" pruning
season. to lusr who may prefer them to rooted vines
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
F,b IL !i-l1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

NASfl FOR POO NEGROES.-We will give the
u highest market price, in cash, Tor two hundred like
" NeuToes from II to - years Of are Every person
who intends to sell, will do we'll 10 give CALL
Seabrooks Warehouse, where are prepared 10 keep
them safe and comfortable. whether for sale other
wise Illus. NJ CahGO ~ W
Ooc a TI-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

4 '1i.AaNDER Alcl.ElN-As you not inha-
IA ban of this Commonwealth, YOU will take notice.
, "n 'r list day Of March next, shall proceed TO
,r we orpos't'oas Of John A. Payne and others, at
s'oSe AoGsc, in the town of Columbia Fiuvanna
:, Commencing at sunrise, and closing for the day
arc and Continue from day to day until the whole
oor %: which arc 10 be read evidence in suit
,i,r t%nc!ns and undetermined in the Circuit Supe-
xb,rs; OF Law and Chancery, for Fluvanna county,
aIn;n;s..lsm plaintiff, and you and Edward George,
Ia OF George ". NcLein dec d., are defend.
per. ''e ~" may "'ttnc' !, Ho ou MN P'o'
- G2-w1Wr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

HWOUSES AND LOTS for sale, in the torn Of Gu.
Iun,bia FIuuaRnG county. Fn.--Ihc Undersigned
having determined to remove 10 Richmond offers the
following very valuable and desirable property Tor sae
viz one very large three story house al present III
compete rcpar and in every respect well adapted as
country house and suited to an extensive anu gene
raj trade having attached thereto suitable warehouse
wheat.house smoke. house. carriage housc stables, No.
together with garden in good order The above mouse
and premises with some few alterations might be mace
suitable tavern, NC, for which, III this place, present.
there is very tlaltcring opening.
Also. spacious and convenient family residence IN The
most eligible part Of the town. having attached thereto
the necessary houses ice house, and an excellent
garden.
Tanvard for which there is most desirable opening III
this place at present. the establishment Of that
kind of any note is twelve miles distant.
Also eight lots we'll enclosed and IN high state oil
cultivation He thinks it useless TO comment the adj
v,n,ac.s that will in Il short time bc derived III this
Mace trum the james River and kanawha improve
ments. which are in progress and will run within
i few wards of most Of the above lots.
Bc9v fuLy u,rure that any description he might at
tempt 10 rive would fall very short upon examination OF
the property and the future improvement OF the place,
he prer 10 e, those who may be DESTROYS to purchase,
examine and decide for themselves Apply on tne pre-
,nisas,n JOHN M'ENTIRE.
| Columbia, Fcb.2. o"-1a"o"
| A DMINlsTRATOR'S NOTlCE.-An persons in
"A deb,ed 10 the estate OF the late Mrs Sarah ". White
deceased are hereby notified and required to make me
diate payment the undersgned-And all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate will present them duly
JAMES RAWLINGS,
admir- of Mrs. Sarah ". White, deceased
| jan s. 73--2awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

sEAE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD for NELSON. who went oil on the 2lst
November last he is about - years of age of mid
~'' stature. thick set quick of apprehension, spell
sha read little. had when he left home ligh, CO.
pred coat aud an;aloons. all Of hoeSpun, and old
". "a: he has his forehead, believe over his
"' eye, "ccasioued BY burn when i child. will give
We above reward if taken Of the State and delivered
ss or SGi il confined in any Jail that get him,
:" s"' II Lskcn in the State and confined so that | get
''l' or SD II delivered to at my place Of residence
~ 'e county I" Goochland Licking Hole Meeting
.''Ce have reason to believe he has obtained free
''Pc'', ant viii try 10 make his escape.
JEREMIAH WOODWARD
So - g2-wiw*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

ahPENlNG OF THE RAIL ROAD.-Thc Of
q y the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
Road Company, will commence the transportation OF
passengers and property Monday, the 10TH inst, be-
tween Richmond and the Steam MILL near the South
Anna River The following will be the hours OF arrival
aud departure, daily, until further notice:
Leave Rchmnnd at clock, y. NJ.
Returning, leave the Steam Mill ut o'clock L. 81.
The passage in each direction is expected to BE- made
in an hour and quarter.
Tickets may b. had at the Office in the Depo.-prlce
one dollar and quarter.
In order to crafty such persons as may wish 10 make
excursions il has been determined that during the first
month"; tickets for that purpose will ente passengers
holding them TO seat in the first returning tram alter
the one for which they given.
To TRAVELLERS.
connection has been formed with +. Porter u Co. $
line of Stages and Steamboats, by which travellers be-
tween Washington city and Richmond will be trans
ported in the most expeditions manner the state ut The
weather will adult
Due notice will be given of the conneylon OF night
line, running at the hours with the Northern and
Southern Mail, which is soon expected TO be made.
Notice will also be given Of connrxlon with H. NJ.
Weir L. Co.'S line of Stages to Louisa Courthouse and
Charlottesville for which arrangements now in pro-
gress.
Way passengers will be taken i'll at the crossings Of
the public roads, und there only and in that case, sly
nal must be given for stopping while the Engine is at
distance oc 200 yards or more
CHAs o. SANFORD,
.3g't. IranSportation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18
E.yEGzyV1.9, y
,FE1AVERN PROPERTY FOR LEASE.-For Rent
or lease The Tavern ri RnckG fish Can The Ruc

e. or Lease, the Tavern at Rockfsh Gap on the Blue
Ridge or Mountain, with tho Farm and about half the
necessary Furniture for the house. The geographical
situation is not excecd. it be cquallcd by any i'll
the world for health and novelty of scenery; and il is the
main thoroughiare for travellers to and from The West
and Southwest. (brtween Charlottesville and Staunton0
there being no gap of easy access, except this TOR az
miles either way which brings the roads to focus at
this point to cross the mountain. The house is very
large and conmodious having twenty odd rooils aud
now in good repair. wish to acquire for this situation
tenant Of g"nd qualifications for the business; to such
one it would be permanent home and large busi-
ness, the travelling is immense particularly during
the Spring, Summer and Autumn months the Virginia
Springs contributing largely thereto Applications to
me, now at the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, where
shall remain for tne-ater which, shall be at the
premises, near Brooksyille Post Office, Abcnarle.
SAMUEL LEAkE.
February =. S5-2aw5wr
o. The fredericksburg Arena md Petersburg Cuns
the above each the 81 ~, and
rd their to this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

YEViE Subscribers having associated themselves un.
q der the firm Of Strattnn, Tunsl g. Co., for the
purpose Of carrying the Grocery and Commission Bu-
nrss in the City ofRicond, most respectfully inform
heir friends and the public generally that they have
aiken stand in front OF the basin > doors from Cary ST.
Lear Cheval!ie's Mills, and next door Messrs. Il. IL
Parrish IND are opening well selected ortncnttt
aniy Groceries, They intend always to keep supply
Of fresh Family Groceries at prices which cannot fail to
please They will also attend to the sale Of all country
produce intruseu to their They hope by unreit
led attention to share part of public patronage.
MOSELEY l.. STRATTON,
STOKES TUNSTlLL,
JAMES L. BASS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

HpARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS !-The
& b subscriber, wishing to remove from this city, Of
.rs for sale his stock Of HATS, CAPS, &c, by whole
sale or rctail, at very reduced prices
G.. Y. RAYMOND.
~ B. Persons indebted TO me respectfully request
ed to make payment as ear y us possible u: '. H.
Richmond, Feb. l3. 3V-,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

this Doge who gave that lively which French
vacty rcpeut Being usked by
strange ard wonderful Versailles, REPLIED 10 myy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

a oMiNisFRATORS' NOTICE.-Al persons in
to The estate Of the late Mr. Linneus Boiling,
,aet are hereby notified and required to make I'M
poynea. to the undersigned-and all persons
eiains against the said estate are requested to
Aes'', properly authenticated, for payment
P. A. BOILING,
R. T. HUBBARD,
FL - -7dmin:stratOrs Of Linneus Boiling, dec.
-. 92-w3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

StALE OF NEGROES.-Wib be sold, to the highest
y bidder for cash. at Antcrsons Brick Tavern, in
Louisa county, the 22d day of February GnsiO %
negroes belonging to the Estate of Anthony Waddy J
dec d. consisting of men, women, boys and girls, very
likely and valuable among which two par very go"d
SawI.rs GARLAND II. WADDY,
admir-. Of .7"thOny H"ddy, Dr., deceased.
Ell SI-ldST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

STRATTON, TUNSrlLL & co. are now recciv.
'ng ,r assortment Of Groceries, consisting in part Of
Tie following t" which they invite the atenon OF their
friends and the public generally:
s.. Croix and y. q. Sugar;
Uid java St Domingo. Laguiru and Rio Coffee;
Baltimore and old Rye Whskcy;
Madeira Malaga, Sherry, French Madeira, Muscut
and Champagne Wine;
E"npowdcr, Imperial and Black Tea
French Imitation Brandy;
Apple Brandy Holland and American Gin;
Powder and Shot;
Bacon and Lard;
Moasscs;
Jamaica and y. O. Rum;
Chocolate and Starch
therTy Bounce and Cordial;
l.oa! Sugar;
led Cords and Leading Lines
Brown and va:!ega;ed Soap;
S1ck Salt best iiverproi filed
i'ow" best chewing Tobacco;
i's;rrrd and German Steel;
Nails, assorted;
Cotton Yarns, assorted;
S"saFs IN half and Or boxes;
Alachrrrl and llerrnss;
Clover Seed;
Nace and Ground Ginger; Pepper and Pimento;
h's'ns and Almonds;
allow Candies; boxes Blacking; Cheese;
Ltncnn Mustard; Stone Ware, &c, &c.
February IS. g2-l,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

\ GAIL ROAD.-The subscribers TO the
viii survey and estimates of the Louisa Rail Road,
,o.... !" Louisa Courthouse on Monday, 29th inst,
WIN, '. '"s much money has been subscribed, and
is Of 1t has been paid and whether there
The So IA aAd to pay for the surveying Of route on
tp,,:os SIDE of Little River; and 10 take into cons-
Tue and Of the meene a. s
~ September last and those holding sub
F''''' Isis are respectfully requested to attend.
I,, THE SUBSCRIBERS.
----H@' fcerG1ry Is. GIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

TOPARTNERSHIP.-T subscriber having on the
q 1st of February, taken Mr. Thomas l.. Tinbcrlake
as partner the business formerly done by ham. will
hereafter be conducted under the firm Of Thomas d.
QuarIes s. Co.-Prrsons in wan, ofDry Goods may re-
" upon finding always general assortment. and upon
as moderate terms as can be had IN this market.
THOMAS d. QUARLES,
Merit door aLorc Mr.. f. Judcs, II. ST.. ShOckT Hill.
P S.-Orders from the country shall have special al.
tention.
Feb. !. SJ-bt