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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

From The Mexican papers received by the Congress
from Vera Cruz, the New York Courier and ENQUIRER
oives the following decree Of the Supreme Government
Under date of the Both of December:
Art lst.--A foreigners that may land in any port
of the republic, or shall make their way into the iuter
or armed and with the intention of attacking her terri
tory shall be regarded aud punished pirates cnns
dering that they do not belong to any nation with
the republic and that they do not act under any
Missed flag.
Art 2d.-Foreigners that land in any Of ports,
or seek 10 introduce arms and ammunition by land thro
any channel in at iassrseeon against the govern
nent Of the na,ou and with the avowed object Of pac
inp such Implements of war in the hands of her ene
mics shall be treated and punished in the
[Sgaed] L" ToRSEL."
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IL Il lhdA REWARD.-Ran away from Mr. f"0'
Is B wv Payne, in the Spring OF lc'.'. negro
MN named ASpHEw brown compIrSon' about " iftt
10 inches high "a years Of age stout made, and weighs
from l5 rs pounds has mar Ks oI scars Frc",,rct
rd-he was purchased by Mr.. Robert Payne, OF ferr
G. Cosby of Richmond for the Corporation Of Hunts
vile, Aaiau,a Mr. Cosby purchased him Of Mr. Thad,
deus Jones, Amelia; he has wife in the ncighborh""d
and is supposed to he lurking ,crrabou;s-A reward
of one hundred dollars will be pad Tor his apP''"'',
sim and delivery to Alcssrs. Goodwin Il Trmprman. Of
Richmond or having him secured in any Jail III the State
of Virginia. GEoi'uE T. hhlnHn,
jan. If. ''-""H
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Piano a'.pl.dcs.

Eb OBERT NUNS, CLARK IL Co rlhHOs-
a with Metallic Brace and Plate, Grand Act!o" 1'7
sounding board, upper Dampcrs and t%" Peda!>-'"
subscriber is constantly receiving supplies from ''
above makers the superior quality al whose nsifu'"
in all respects. is duly acknowledged by daIY increasing
demand for them throughout the United States ana '
Cunat.as and as they offered ~ Richmond al 'F
same price the makers charge in New York. adding or
" freight and insurance. thu subscriber hopes t" r"c'
continuation OF the patronage literally brs'""" u"
the above establishment by the cItIZcnS o Rci'o""
aud oi the State ~ general.
To those no, already acquainted With these lns''"
ments it may not be- superuous to say. that tIrE ."
made with particular regard to keeping IN tune" "a" w.
lcct Desirable especially when distant irniiI c'T
where tuners seldom 10 be met wii!.( lit"ihg ho
" the Metallic Plate but also the Trace the most r'"
tial Of all metallic applications the Square Piano Fore
This brace is not applied by any makers except N-'"'
Clark Il Co.
GRAND ACTION.
The Grand Action as applied in these instruments
Of simple construction AT the same time most rhr'
in It's operation being easy to the touch, prod';'-
powerful or soft 1T lie will Of the pcr"Tin";
will remain in perfect, good order for many years
DanpcrS are made on an improved Pian h"'i"= rr
times the quantity of cloth. and otherwise varTins -,
the ordinary dampers which causes them TO opera"
ter will last much longer, and not liable 20 So ;t.
make innlin9 noise, often the case WI" '"oS'
ordinary const!ucunn r.or I,
TIA guarantee in writing entities The p!''"I'", o.
return or exchange his instrument any I'"e WIZ
year. should it prove detrctivc.stI ,;r, be
All new Pianos sold to remain IN las c'''' ""
kept in tune year without charge .
no charge is mad. for packing. or pac";"3 90
'0' '1 p. n. TAI LIN,
OppOsite the hunk q , r.
,,o 79-w3mlue -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

a NVII. bv Monsieur T"nson--dan'. i>ahriia--"'I
Va stand the ensuing season (lo''o) al hai!aS N"ur
II e. =, thirty loIlars the season, and fort r.iiyc
lII,rs 70 insure, lis performances are too well known
in Virginia TO rcquir. comment, Tint he was ac',
Eur, m the first class 1T ali dslanc'S. was manifested! IN
his contests with Irir. Mrdnc. MuckIe. john Jrssup.
lIansIup &c. &c. His sire was inrv"i'' as i race
horse and his dams runners I" The latest g"u"fa
lions lI, has crown aud spread very much aud j. III
form mos, striking likeness OF the God"lph'" A'anan
!, 70 his prdiyr.r It is without brmSh, and wiI. r
av,.n will, his performance IN du" time. lie VII! Le
under the direction Of Mr.. Robert ;. H""t ny
Inn,r, II T7S-lSu BALE PEYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

y y CIANCER1-fIHGINIA .-At Ruies held III the
b Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancrry for Fuyanma County, in January 1875:
John y. Guntrr and Garland Lilly, administrator on
thu estate OF his late vile, Pamela d., deceased, formerly
Pamela d. Guner, which said John and Pamela D., de-
erased children aud distributes ot john Guntcr de-
Ceased Plantits,
against
Mary T. and El,oda a. Guntcr. children and dslribu
tees Jeremiah Gunlcr, deceased. who one OF the
children and distributes Of John Gnntcr, deceased,
KIchuGnd Terrell, Sheriff Of Louisa county, and
Iuittcc OF the Of John Gunlcr, decd, unadmnIS
tered Nv Enos Guntrr former administrator thereof Da
vid Lpsconb, executor OF Enos Gunicr dec d. Thomas
Gun;er Of John Gunter, sen, Mary i. Gunicr,
William Dickinson and! Frances a. his wife, late ran
Co.'S \. Gnnrr John Gunter, Judith Guntrr and Enos
Guncr which said Mary l., Frances A., John, Judith
and Enus. children and distributes Of Enos Guner
deceased, II" the said John Guner, dec d. and
which said JOHN Gunlcr jun, Judith and En"s, are IN
ians under the age G" ,wenty-onc ycars-Alay G ware
JOHN Ware and Susan }. his wife. John Ware an! Pa
mra f.. Ware. which said Mary G., Susan john, CAST
namcdD and Pamela f., children OF - Ware and
Pacla his wife, dec d. formerly Pamela Guncr, daugi-
ter of said John Guntcr SEN, deceased, Martha y. Gun
ter. Mary l.. Guncr James i. Guntrr and John Cum
ter, children Of Charles Gunrr deceased OF john
Gunlrr, SEM deceased, which said John, OF said
Charles, is infant under The age of twrniy-one years
and Elizabeth A. Gunier and James NJ. Guntcr, chill
drrn of John Gunlcr, un., deceased, of John Gun
ter. SEN, deceased, Dr!rndlntS.
The parties defendants in the above cntloned suit
in Cianccry pending and undetermined before the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and CIancery for Flu
county, and more particularly Thomas Gun'r
Mary y. Guner, VIM. Dickinson and Frances his wife,
Mary G. Ware. John Ware and Susan j. his wife, John
Ware, Pamela f. Ware. and Martha a. Guntrr who
not inhabitants If this State will please take notice.
that shall at the Dwelling house of John Holland in
the county OF Fluvanna, the 2st day Of March next
between the hours of eight o'clock, A. NJ. and of
the day proceed to take the dispositions Of Robert
Kent ST. aud others. to be read in evidence the trial
OF tn above suit. II; from any cause, the business
should not bc entered upon closed that day. the
proceedings will be adjourned TO the next day; and So
from day 10 day till all the dispositions taken.
GARLAND LILLY, administrator, Sc.
Jan. 81. Stl-wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

ENENHY, full b"!h"r OF M"asr"r l"!ison VIII stand
II the ensuing season tl-;j) in the vicinity OF !aI
tII North Carolina at fifty dollars the s'aSon and
y,nly-,ve duars insure. From his gr. size: snYr.
rior bone and finish his Citizen and Medley blood ;
.lrvrd that no stallion is better adapted 10 the Arch?
and dnir-A rchy mares. (Which abound IN haaA and
Nurlhampton rs Il cross both in Jorm and NoOd, than
}L.nrv For his Memoir and Engraving, IAN Engraving
which by no means does justice TO the iorSr see itr
March No. Is:s5 of the American Turf l'r"IStcr lie
wilI be under the control Of Mr.. r. : Wo"dIng
WIN " RALlE PEYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

REMOVAL.-S mydams a. YORK; take this Inrlht
d of informing their customers tina; in Consequence
of their Store and Goods having been destroyed By tr
late fire, they have removed t" NJ" Il, Broad Street
where they viii open entirely new Stock Of BrtsA
and Donrslic Dry Goods. which they will offer al wl"
friends that the assoc tmcni Of goods in the Mark"
generally, this Spring, will be as complete as FORMERLY
and no etinr, will hr wanting the part oi the Mr."
York Merchants to deserve that patronage which the!
have heretofore 50 extensively Ell oycd.
New York Feb. |, lS:hi. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

NWTM > IIANSELi.. No. r. Markc, ST.. south side
w above Front ST. Philadelphia, Informs merchants
visiting the North, and others, that he has III store"
rr, and general assortment Of saddIcry, consisting
saddles Of every description bride leather. ari.ng"'
sadd! bags trunks. collars. whips, &c 10. wch vii
he disposed Of upon satisfactory terms. Orders forward
cd hy mail as above will meet with punclua attention.
E,h II S1--2awGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16
Dec 10

NEOLCOMBE, BURTON Il EDMUNDs comi
o,.I. ,nrrbrr for the purpose of trausacng Gc-
,o,I r,u7.>;ou business in this place. Our business
~ ~ be c" "':y "nr have obligated
ourselves mutually, to each other. i'll our articles OF CO.
rlnrrship mot to speculate n or trade on JOINT or m
dyiLual acconn in real estate, tobacco Hour or any
will he made ON all consignmcnts, and every eNeri'on
used TO give satisfaction.
Goods will he received and forwarded win me gr1'S'
possible dispatch. THOMAS a. iiO t,rSv
Dor 4 rGl-wtf1 +. EUMUNDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

a AND FOR SALE-A highly Improved Farm
b called Lime Stone Creek, situated the Rich.
lumd Road nine miles from charlottesville, containing
the necessary out HOUSES stables, tlireshng machine
&c, will be sold By private contract; together with
negroes stock ofcalte and valuable horses implements
of husbandry corn fodder &c. small tract Of low
land belonging to Mr. David Niche. and which is to be
said separates il from the Rivanma River. There is
vein of rich Limestone running through the whole tract
which has been quarred and kcd for these seven years
and the lime employed manure 10 enrich the land
and for selling for building purposes. Persons DESTROYS
ofbuvine, will apply the office Of the Charlottesville
Advocate, or to Dr. Ba.ttermnnn at the University.
October 20. IS-wlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

NNTlN'rEE ARRANGEMENT.-Twl i WEEK
wv The Steamboats, Columbus and foca''"n'aS I"
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, Will c"mnenr" On
Mopdnv the 9Th uccrmhrr. to run only twice wrrn:
LEAVING Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning. at ~ "ci"ck; and on and after Ibn:s'
dav the 1ih january, lr;'G they will run only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday. ana N"''"E
vuaiion of Tn. paap>cn he interrupted by cc the pas
sencrrs will br Landed nj Annapolis. rs formerly
The Patrick Henry leave Norfolk every Tn's1oY
and Friday morning, for Richmond and return ever
Sunday and "Wednesday.
PASSAGE and fare to Norfnl5 So All baggage at the
risk of the owners JAMES FERGUSON: .igrm.
R,I,i,uorc December j. Gl-,!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

wTEW BALTIMORE ACADEMY Thus Sen''nn'
~, which is located i'll very healthy n"lshoor'
hond, and which has been in long ana ,
tiou will b. urn for the reception {" S!nH'n'S %, '
18th January ::'6 under tie care OF Elder JOHN oT
vie and such assistants as may br 'nn! necessary. FL
der ogvt stands destrvedy S [ sIpIu to- the
morality Of youths entrusted to his caeihs DIane"ss
,surht in this Institution, reading writing, nI,;'r
tic reogrnphv grammar Use of tr globes c"'pos'''on
mathematics algebra history. and the Lain
The terms OF tuition are. for the ATTN % for TN mo- @"
er English hrauclrs $3' and for thr LIVER, o.
annum.-Board in the mcigl"rl""J. $50 Tor l' 'l' r
lasric ycar-Vacations from The 18th OF D"cr"ef I" Inc
18th Of January and the entire month Of Aug'st.-'ppn
cation may be made TO either OF the Undersigned "uS'
tees. or to the principal of the Academy
WM. HUTTON,
CHARLES HUTTON,
PHI A. KLIPSTlNE.
JNO BROWN. Trustees.
TIL. R. HAMPTON,
JOHN WHITE.
THOMAS FOSTER,
Dec. 10.
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January -.

yHyO Observation-Disclosures c VIII. o. IS Class
by the Board Of Trustees for the low" .,rcr,s OF J
Ts 'U nn, the 18th day Of February, 1885, on %a
dar the Job viii be let Persons wishing to ba vii
o w u nuJIy to James B. Daniel of CIaTksyea w oisr
frn;s sbp psn Of the work to be executed by
the Board, T. a.
GlLE. Il. SMITH, Secretary sl-wiw
Jan. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

guYlMBER! TIMBERn-Thr highest prices will be
b given for rood, seasoned wheel Spikes and t'Iors,
deliverable al the penitcntiary. Immediate delivery is
solicited For information respecting then apply either
to Col Charles S. Morgan. Superintendent: mr to
THOS. G. MONCURE, G. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

YUyUE Warehouse of the unders gmcd having been
n consumed in the great cunilagfarion which occur
red on the night of the 10th December, they have
moved their stock of Dry Goods (Which prcsrrv"d)
to the Storr No 37, Pearl Street. little above Maiden
Lane.
They will be constantly receiving Fresh Goods as
tbey arrive in port and tender their friends in Virginia.
the usual facilities offered them at their location
WRIGHT. WINSTON d STEBBlNS
N.u. Work Jan ID l-3l; 7J-24t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

NTOTICE.-A persons indebted TO the estate o: Viii.
Ia liam S. Graves, deceased of Powhaan county, are
hereby requested to come forward and make payment
and ali persons having claims against the said estate
required present them the subscriber properly
thenticated for settlement If presented before the
frs: day of March, this notice will be plead in bar 10 all
such claims shall not be presented before that day.
WILLIAM GRAVES,
February 6. TS7-w4w'1 administrator
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

MONSIEUR TONSON will stand this season asa
1T nv stable at Halifax Court House. Va. and is
At his stand in fine order and condition. ready "r n'
at 800 the season aud lUn insurance. For iur!!r:sa cal
HALIFAX Court House. u.
rhr,,-r ~ GG-3M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

IL IN REWARD for the apprehension Of DEN
y sBU MS. negro belonging 10 the Estate
Of Anthony Waddy. IT,, dec die made his escape
about the middle Of December last--Whcn last heard
Of he was seeking passage TO Richmond. b. boat from
GoochIand c. H. lie is rather low, black complexion,
hrsy face polite and intelligent, about 40 years DID,
lie has problbIy obtained free papers and is seeking en-
pnyrnt brick layer and plasicrrr, Or may be max
inr his way TO some free Slntc.-Ihe above Reward
will be givrn to any person who will deliver hun TO Tic
in Louisa county, or secure him in jail:
GARLAND r. WADD1,
.7dm'r. Of .intOny Hnedy, yr., derM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16
Jan. il.

FMyO THE MERCHANTS OF FlRGlNlA.-Thc
e. subscriber having been amongst the sufferers IN the
great conlagratinn of the 18th and 18th OF December,
and lost lis entire stock of goods, hrgs leave I" inform
his customers and purchasers generally that ne has made
immediate preparations 10 get up fresh supply, andn now
has the pleasure of acquanting them that he is daily re-
ccivinu from his mandatory the various articles IN his
lnr embracing first rate assortment: VIZ N"cGS MFtS.
Shirt Goars LosOmS S"SprnHcrS Sc, and earnestly SD
lics continuance of their iavors at - Cedar street.
He would here remark those merchants. with whom
he has not had the pleasure of dealing. that tor nnny
years he has paid particular attention TO the IanUncory
Of such goods in his line rs are well calculated for the
Southern and Western trade and feels confidence IN as
surfing purchasers that he will be enabled to supply lhcih
on such terms as will give entire satisfaction
In addition his loss IN the destruction OF MS
property c had the misfortune to lose all his Books ana
Papers, and consequently has to rely upon those who are
indebted him furnish statements OF their accounts
and suc. Us can make it convenient TO pay IN short
time will confer particular obligation
WARREN CARTER,
Manufacturer Of Stocks. Shirt Collars. Nc.
1:} Cedar street late 40 Pearl.
0,,b Sim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

HA ONALD ADAlR will make his next Season at his
e D fnrmrr Stand. M"unl CIcurrnt near IapPaian-
mock Essex county, and at King \ Queen Court House
Terms will appear i'll lis bill. ,,.,,,.r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

yHyHE CELEBRATED GETTER OF RACERS
ECLlPSE-This distinguished Sinilion who nnr
looks and feels ike four year DID, will stand This Season
SOY at NV sun Edwards. IN the cnun:y 4" DiI";G,
immediately on the old stage road from Petersburg Il,
Niarreuton n c., - miles .nuth al Pr;rrSlutg n.a I:
north OF Brunswick Courthouse. lie is his stand
ready TO serve niarrs at $GO The payable Il, m
expira,ion on the 18th July next. and $l5U insure
maze to bc in foul payable she is known 10
b. in f,al or parted with. Servants with man>
boarded prus and mares fed without limit 1T y cruG,
,lay-Yrrv fine and extensive pnstura9", with the
rrntesl care To- prevent accidents rscarS, but no
by for any that may happen. Eclipse and his get arc
tao we'll known from their characters and pcroruan.rs
TO say mare.
STAR whose colts just coming on the turf. haying
none more than fnur years old, only SIX OF which hie
hrn trained and five of them have been winners from
one 10 four mile heatshs colts are large, strong and
handsome some of tlrm have been sold very hgh-he
will stand this season (lS:G al my son Georges. ii.
county of Chesterfield, about twenty miles from Rcl.
r,nnL and Petersburg within one mile OF Moody tavern
and is now ut his stable ready to serve mares al $40 tie
SEASON. payable at It's expiration, on The l1h Jul: nrx
and Slu0 The insurance. payable rs soon rs The mrls
known to t in toa parted with one dollar cas 10 tr
grnom Servants sent with mares boarded wnIpg
rharuc and mares fed desired ii - cents r day
Very excellent and extensive pastura9". well en- 'ri
with fine warr-The grcutrst care taken t" prc"rnt
cdcnls or escapes, but liability tor citi'r Stars
character blood and performances as we'll as tI per-
f,rpanccs Of his colts are fully mentioned in Skin.
ncrs Turf Register Us 10 render it unnecessary r
-, ia sid W. K. JOHNSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

TE1O PrrsomS h"ring .NryrOrs far Hre.--We wI>" "
IL hire for the ensuing year. large number %! hands
to labor on ,l, Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road. They wii! br employed between Rc!m"nf
and Fredericksburg and between Fredericksburg ana
the Potomac River The country and Occupation
healthy; and they will he well fed, well clothed aud wei
treated We will give from seventy five To ninety Go'
lars for GOOD hands and more for frs. rate AppF
hr letter or otherwise to j. H. llupkns the Raj "
flee or to MrsSrs. George +. Crump and james Rat.
ch,i; Richmond, orlo Thomas }. White III tc county"
King William. and the nrlghbo!houd; or 10 James liGH'
ter Assistant Engineer. the White CimncS. Ca
ronr Theodore 5. Garnrt,. Assistant Engineer,
Fredericksburg; to II. +. Guy IL Co III rrrcr'
ricksburg; and /" others having authority from j. H.
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

ATOTlCE-A petition will be presented TO the pre-
" sent Legislature of Virginia. praying for charter
for Rail Rnod, from the Pits Of the Black Heath Com
uany OF Golfers James River, point above
Busl,prs Dam.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

NHR ALEXANDER McLElN-As you are not an
VIZ nabtan, Of this Stale, take notice. that on the LIST
dav of March, next, between the hours o; a VI and
sunset of the same day. shall proceed at the tavern
house now occupied by Mrs Lee. in the t"wn of Column
bia and county of FIuvanna, to take the depostona Of
John Forbes IT, and others 10 be read in evidence at the
trial of certain suit in Chancrry now pending and un-
determined before the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancerv for Fluvanna county. in which am Com
plauant. and Edmund George and yourself are Defend
ants The business not hcing completed on that day,
the proceedings will be adjourned to the next day and so
from day to day Till all the deposIt!oIs ar" cn,eh
WILLIAM PANNILL.
fiur0nna 60, ia.
,.,,-r 81 St-wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

WMTM. i. HAMLlN. (inc Of Fa.) ATTORNEY AHo
w CoUSsEILoE Ar Law. oilers his professional ser
vices 10 his friends and the public. Address: S"mmcr-
iii. Tenu.ssee r5(i-w:}ml Nov II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

NEW YORK, Feb 5.
7hr Nt0politan Indemnty.-Wc learn that arrange
ulrnl has been made, AZ The instance of the Ncapnam
Government. for the immediate payment Of the whole
amount Of the Neapolitan Indemnity, instanens
of which are yet due, and now amount to twelve hum
drcd thousand dlars. This arrangement has been made
with the consent of the claimants and the whole sum
has been paid in gold to k"thschd, the banking agent
Of the United States at Paris and will be shipped to
this country by the next Have packets Insurance
large OF this specie was ELECTED in this city on
Saturday.-.Uer. ode.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

Nm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held in the
q Clerks office nf the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Goochand county, the I'd day Of
November. 1885:
Jackson Mills and John S. Fleming, Pitts.
against
Elizabeth Lowry. widow Of Noel Lowry, decd. and
Branch Archer Lowry, and Cynthia Lowry, children
and heirs of said Noel Lowry, dec, Dcits.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of Assembly and
the Rules of this Court; ant, it satisfactorily appearing.
that they are inhabitants of this Commonwealth,
is ordered that the said defendants do appear before the
Juduc of our said Court the Courthouse Of said cnun
tv on the first day of April Court next and the
plaintiffs bill: and that copy of this odr! be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and that
Their copy be posted the front door Of the Courthouse
of this County.
a Copy-Tcstc, W. MILLER, C. c.
IAN 90 S4-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

Mail RoaEER RErsKES-We learn that Richard
Hawkins who was recently arrested in Richmond, Va,
upon charge of robbing the mail and made his escape
alter committing violent assault upon the officer, has
been lrtaken in Cincinnati. ohio. Mr.. John NJ. And'r-
sor, Of Richmond despatched by the Post Master at that
CITY, traced him 10 this city. and having discovered that
he had gone in the Western stage, Immediately pur
sned him under orders from the Department. Having
arrived III Cincinnati the evening Of the 10th u he
made the necessary arrangements and had the fugitive
arrested the next morning. the point of his intended
embnrkaton on board Il steamboat for Louisville. He
vii! be taken back to Richmond, for trial
MIR. Anderson merits applause for the skill energy
and perseverance, with which he conducted the pursuit
lGinLe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

SALE OF NEGROES.-Wibe sold, 10 lie highest
"a; bidder for cash. at AnGersous Brick Tavern, in
Louisa county, the 22d day Of February Gnst( -
ncrroes belonging 10 the Estate of Anthony Waddy Jr
dec d. consisting of men, women boys and girls, very
likely and valuable, among which are tw" pair very good
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