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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

o. James II. McCuIioeh, Fsq. collector of
the Port Of BALTIMORE, died few days ago. lie
was soldier of the Revolution, and volunteer
in which his LEG was shattered by shot from the
enemy.-lle was hardly cold before the Office
seekers ON the alert, to step into hi vacant
sppns-getling up certificates, showing their
partg zeal and services
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
y. &. SHE CMEE From I'd

tk'AkES this opportunity of informing his irie nis
n and the public generally that he has now re
ceivcd his entire Fall suppl, Of SADDlERY,
comprising almost every article belonging to his line
of business lie has also on hand large and gen.
eral assortment OF ready-madc work in his line, to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
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ELECTION RETURNS BY LAST MAILS.
Penns uiranid-We are yet without official
turns from this State. Van Buren, majority sup
posed To be from TO 1000
Ser York.-l, turns on. hni only cglu Of ,hr
Wing Assembly tickct is elected in the civ, and
five If the Van T,u,ru ticket. Every so,siay in
the STATE, bul five b,s been heard from and Van
Buren> minority j. ~ 200. The FIVE coonii-s 10
bc heard from. vii, j, is supposed. increase the
majority.
ina,ana.--Norv Few rcl,irlls-.-Tl,vy are faso-
rable In the Wings ~ lar asihev 90. -sfaf
heninrky.-N few additional rei,,rns from this
STATE. are also favorable 10 The Wings. t4
North Catoiind.-- returns from this State
show great apathy on the par oftI.e Wings. and
consequent gain to the Van buren, party since An
gust. in the counties heard rnm ofupu ards $4,000
votes If the balance Of th- State has been rs
lukewaln, Van Buren, las received her vote.
Georria 1.-The election returns are favorable 10
the Wing ticket JUDGE " hite is, tlnk certain
of her vote.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

1ht lUaryt'ai anarchists --ae are glad 10
perceive by letter from Wesly LinIlucun5one Of
the " innnrta Eighlccn," addressed TO his asso-
catcs III the nrt.,r,us scheme OF revo,, anizing
II" institutions Of that State that, being willing 10
submit IN the voice of the people, as expressed
n, thu recent election. h. sla rrpur 10 An
napelis. aud qualii, an teeior--i,nd hr invite.
the remainder of the cishlren IL do hknwsc
Que more Will h' suliri,nl IL form 4 quorum
aud 10 no, doubt, that morr than that uunbef
will weld h the rohnko they have received from
their constituents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
SOUTH SEA EXPEDITION.


Well done for the Richmond Enanirer
he Alexandria Gazette wishes our opinion
upon the South Sea ENpedition-Wc consider it
now, as we declared it at the mnmrat il was first
started, as nnwarrantrd IN our Judgment, hv the
Constitution of the L. s. For the life of us, We
can ''nd no CLAUSE Which lustiies the exercise OF
any such pauer.''
ihen pray why have you no; united with us in
drnonnclng tins unconstitutional measure WAS
it because . the parry" passed the bill authorizing
II IN Congress, and the President Siened the bill
Al MI. Riiehie-Alr Ruchie--yon are mcorrei-
o''' alexandria Gazette.
he foregoing extract from the Richmond En-
qulrcr, with the commentary of the Alexandra
Gazette, furnishes fair sample Of the shutting
and equisocating "pol-ce-cv' Of tie former
print. When Mr.. Adams INDUCED in rhetorical
fights about lighthouses of the skies" which,
when done into English, meant nothing more than
Observaorirs for astronomical purposes, the En-
quirer lrenbled with Apprehension for the sane
THY Ola threatened constitution, and exclaimed,
in the language of Porta TO the Nentian Senate,
1t must not be
" For thereby many an error will rush into the
State"
But jackson, as the Enquirer conrcsscs, APP
proves law passed by Congress in viola ion Of
the constitution, and, in pursuance of that law,
fits out costly expedition to the South Seas ;
and this Watchdog is silent, until, goad, to AN OK
PRECISION Of opinion, he admits its unconstitutional
ity in such soitened phrase that it will net offend
the Royal ear! Why, if johnny Q. tad done
such deed the welkin would have rnng with tie
dcnuncaions OF the Enquirer. The dangers of" an
oversiado" my government" would have been
proclaimed, day after day, with all that coqucncc
for Which the Enquirer is famed, aud the gulf Of
consolidation would have yawned at our very
feet, filled with "gorgons and chimeraS dire ~
The essential qoalit, oiaclions is vastly changed
hy the source whenc" they cmanate. Some men
are hung or looking over hedge, while others
may steal horse, and go scot Tee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

GEORGIA.--Thc Legislature Of Georgia
convened N MllcdcviIlc on tho 7lh inst. Robc,
NJ. E,hols wns elected Speaker Of the Senate. h,
vote OF is to- 6 * Joseph Da, o the IL. OF K by
n vote If o to 75.-rhc Messag, Of Gov. Sehlcy
is principally occupied with details Of the Creek
war.--In relation to the surplus Revenue he ad
vi~rs tho enncinn of law for ,le acceptance OF
Georgia's dividend aud that il b. loaned out an
interest, ~ asto be available, when, IL ever, II
shall be reel ,im"d by the general govc'nmsni
and profitable while it remains deposiie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

n-y@George W. Jones, has been elected Dele
rate in Congress from Wisconsin territory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
NAEG ABIt, HGtsEtDi.S At
AuCwTOM.

AN SATURDAY, the 18th inst, will sell, IN
" front Of auction room, On n credit OF
four months, several Valuable Negroes. Among
them there l. Il valuable Wasroner and Carriar,
Driver, also valuable Woman for The House.
who can be recommended rs u good Washer, l.
roncr, Spinner and Weaver, and under u good
charactet several other Negroes suitable for the
farm Persons wishing To purchase such Nrerucs,
would do we'll 10 attend ia SALE as such are ,nrc-
u offered in tbs market.
Sale to take place At o'clock.
Gil tKLES PHELPS.
Nov. II y
~ / he sait OF le above named Negroes is
unavodablN postponed until SATURDAY, the pod,
inst, at wll,c, time lhrv will positively be sold.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Nov p q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
November |


Y
As rcturnedto lyuchburg, and ma, bc found
at the Franklin Hotel by those who desire his
professional services.
November II wis i,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
NJ. MORRIS KERR,

II w 10 III r.,
Nv GUILD inform his friends aud the public. that
w he is constantly receiving NEW GOODS,
which hc is SELLING OFF at reduced prices.
In few days he will receive his I'd SUPPLY
lor tho season.
Nov ol Nv #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
FtiO L.SCL Nd.

rENHE ship Grace, has JUS. arrived from Liverpool
! bringing IN the balance OF my Falls supply al
CHINA aud EARInENWAKE. Witch nlay be
expected up III few DAYS. MERCHANTS ray
now expect To obtain any quantity of article OF
China. Glass aud Farther ware, they may require
for their sale JOSEPH b. EVANS
Bcior the Banks.
November / Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21

tf;isSxs iitsA ly, that, IA addition his former
Ts.SESyx h-(lN course, he Is now manufacturing
Exn<l&f& gI@l BEAHD'S PATENT SPRING
{3s1xx Ekn.xH SADDLES. These saddles have
K Il spring IN the seal and spring ia
~ the crh, which increases the
weight of the Saddle only few ounces, and gives
very great 10 the rider and horse aud may be
applied to Ladies Saddles rs well As grntlemcus.
They are also less liable to break aud more easily
repaired than any olhcrhm Of Patent Spring adj
dies hc ever acqu United with. In fart he will
warrant all hc sell, 10 perform we'll aud m support
OF what he has SAID he refers the reader 10 Cob Al
cNandcrs letter below, and the certificate Of num-
Der Of gentlemen, Of the highest lespeclabry who
have tried for themselves.
OrrfR VIEW, October !. ls36.
Dear Sif-IIaying expressed . wish 10 know how
liked the Patent Steel Spring Saddle purchased
of YOU IN Januar, last, have no hesitation in say
ing itis the most pleasant and agreeable Saddle !
have rode upon, aud with confidence, re
commend IT 10 all who desire ease and comfort IN ri
dug With much respect,
Your ohcdicut servant.
GERARD ALEXANDER.
We whose names are undersigned, have each, Tor
ourselves. purchased one ot Boards Patent Spring
Saddles manuli tured by John Thurman, aud do
fully recommend them 10 the public. for ease aud
comfort to the rider aud horse.
THOMAS II. SCOTT,
NATill. |. MANSON,
SAMUEL NJ. SCOTT.
NELSON A. THOMPSON
+. n. DIXON.
WM. DANIEL. j..
G.. :. CoBBS,
JOHN G. MEEM,
JAMES G.. HUNT,
CIATNCEY STEIN.
THOMAS 4. FOIRQtREAN,
ALEXANDER AUSTIN,
u. l.. DAVIES, Of Bedford.
JOHN ". THOMAS.
WN H. NtSSIE. ofNcison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
a Riding Marc for sale,

4 HAVE frsl rate riding Maze which wish TO
I sclI--she is young aud handsome and for SPEED
and EASE, in pacing, her equal is hard to find
JAMES T.. lIORNER.
November 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
ruarrc NOTICE
AGRICUETt'RISTS' AND ME-
CHANCES

IMPLEMENTS and Tools iot sale III great var
ETY. and of superior qnal,,y,by
MILLER n ROYAL.
October 81 6w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
Btlsha,9ar hembHag A letter from Wash.
ington 10 the Alexandria Gazette SAYS:

-Ington 10 the Alexandra Gazette says:
The t"fse news from Fennsn lvania, which
foe, mon le osyre hoLjers hara aaI ~ ,i',
count. at least. will have done GOOD Tbcy were
humble enough, YOU may be assured All polite
nrSS-cIvIlnN-@Ir words, and smooihtalk. They
"' '''''o - ~ ,''' nen' H. would
bowed with orr3t ,rfrrrn,c n ,he viii of,Ln n,o,
pie, and had M Fault to find with their choice.
This, von perceive, was when they thought their
or'"o ana ""n II, N "'"g''"'en 'ney were AFRAID
'r'
way ''''.' WV 0"'''' UNIT
W. l'''' 'i''' '~'''''s '"""S anu
:;.,..',: - .r,. ''' ,''"'S' VI 'u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-21
JOHN THURMAN,
Saddlcr and fraruoss Maker.

RESPECTFULLN informs his
customers aud the public general
", that, IA addition 10 his former
course, he Is now manufacturing
BEARD'S pATENI STRING
SADDLES. These saddles have
spring IN the seat and sprinc ia
the cirth which increases the
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11

tAAAscs
Bank Of Ge United States, Jaty 6, 1886.
"GentlemenI have had the honor of sutSniting TO
the board OF citizens of Nashville and ts vicinity re-
guessing an agency Of this bank in that place. They
recohecS with great satisfaction the relation Of buG~
ness, which su6asted 90 long and 60 Sdvantaeeously
between the citizens of Tennessee and this insitTt;on
.ney meme GInee0y and promptly e renew
quested by the highly respectable body of Citizens
whom yous wOrthiy represent. But they understand
conflicting with the existing laws Of the state which
they are anxious scrupulously to respect. While
therefore, that obstacle remains, they constrained
alton of avoiding any which might not be full
.ly sanctioned by the government Of Tennessee. -
' 81 With great respect, yqSarSS; n1 = -;
Congressional Wa!-Mr Webster seems to be net
ting very iocose in these latter days. During the late
session Ct congress one senator eering another for
Walker and Webster' y Not from Walker si AND HMS
Webster cried the northern presidential candidate,
when Mr.: Webster was speaking on the New York
fire bill, the Senate clock suddenly began to strike,
and after it had struck about fourteen or fifteen, Mr.
Webster stopped and said to the President the clock
is out Of order, SRI have the floor. The chair look
ed at the clock Tebukingy bntin defiance Of the Off
GERS and the rules Of ORDER the clock struck about for
and every body else laughing. 1t had been idle q
week, and no one supposed that was among moving
Things, till held forth upon this occasion after which
II again SILENT until Colonel Preston began to has
angue upon French affairs when it burst forth in the
same uncerenonious manner, and has not been heard
from since-Nec- York Mirror. 3Fit ~ . ttfa5t'
Political Dandyism."I WISH" said an honest wes-
tern Van Buren, man, that my candidate was less of
dandy" "Aye, ave. said another, II told him
tother day shave off his big whiskers and leave off
hsnngs and gold chains, and dress like soda man.
This reminds Of old Noble, Of the Senate, from In
diana Mr.. Noble had judiciary Bill Of great inter
est to his STATE before the Senate, which he could not
some how or other get through AT late period of
the session he called up the BILL but il was opposed in
consequence Of the Chairman Of the Judiciary Com
mittee, Mr.. Van BUREN, being absent. What am
l to do Mr. Chairman" said Mr.. Noble" What am
to tell my constituents about this bill All can saw
is that the bill mas put IN charge Of lille baldheGded
old dandy oho iseternally running after and chatting
TO The girls' Now there is great deal Of truth in
sobermnded man, calculated for the head Of great
nation and thinking only of the public good he Is the
glass of fashion and mirror of taste prides himself
upon the neatness and exquisite style of his dress his
acquaintance with Sussex as he fanlilary calls the
Duke and other princes Of the blood, and reminds us
of George the Fourth. "
"The dandy of sixty, who bows with grace, who is
judge Of perukes, ladies' fans and blond lace and
yet Van Buren, when here, tries to pass off as Demo-
| crat IN. Y. Eue Star. '' l
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11

We fndina western paper, The ANNEXED isttsgfonz
nHr Hddle in reply to q committee Of merchants q
Nashville Tennessee, petitiOmng forthe establishment
OF an agency Of the U. s. Bank Of Pennsylvania in
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11

Il Is believed that 5000 Jackson men in Ohio aban-
dcned Mr. Van Buren, IN one day ithe 9Th Of July -
received of the opposition of Mr. Van Buren,, to the
passage Of the distribution bill,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11

An Kncident "a few DAYS since. The steamboat Nick
Bddes on the Ohio river, towed for several miles \
river cram called Andrew Jackson. The circumstances
afforded copssdeEahle amusement 10 the passengers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11

Blair says his daily Globe sinks him % a
extent that issl sos incalcalaSie, =
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11

Mirabeau B. Lamarethe present Secretary
of War Of Texas, was formerly the editor Of
. paper in Georgia, and In 1883 was q cen
didate from that state. On the notification
ticket, ay59 9Sssf9afl' AZ @ies w
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11
From ne Globe of Sd August.

BosroN, lA6e. 1.-Considerable excitement was
produced this forenoon, by the rescue of two female
slaves, who had been brought up by writ Of habeas
corpus by the owners who were ON visit to Boston
While the Supreme Court was considering the case, a
bies who had charge Of the slaves, conveying them to
a coach, and drove over the Mill Dam, out Of the city,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11

where he no doubt, underwent another exam
ination. He was lodged in the room former
ly occupied by Fieschi. He was dressed in
q neat frock coat, but his shirt was dirty and
in rags and was without stockings. About
| 10 o'clock last night the Attorney General
and the Project Of Police were still at the
Conciergerie interrogating him. It is M. Mar
| tin du NOrd who has CONNIE nced the proceed
ings. Alibeau, or the individual known by
that name, lis tall and slight his hair black,
and his complexion pale. Only % sous (11d)
were found in his pockets. Nso'" ''s'i 72hi3t
Inthe evening, all the Ministers, the Peers.
and the Deputies present ut Paris, went out
to Neuilly to congratulate the King on his
escape. His Majesty was to receive a.depu-
eation of both Chambers on Sunday, in the
Palace of the Tuilleries. II is said that the
: Queen took out of the Kings hair some ofthe
: wadding that had been lodged therein. II
J. was also reported that courier had been
: despatched 70 the Duke Of Orleans and Ne.
moors. to invite them to return in all haste ia
Z a correspondent Of the Portsmouth Gazette
\ ailudss WIN much severity, and in our opin.
ION Wi.n nota little Justice to the late resigna.
!. IONS ~ tne Y. =. Army. According to the
Z ,asl Army and Navy Chronicle, thiytv officer.
nave Eecenty rendered their designations
IL says tnat = very unfortunate for Their
reputation that they have chosen this unpro
piuoOs moment, when their best services d
their country are called in reuuisition anG
! he wonders not that their conduct called f6rtl
q the indignation Of the Commanding General
rs IS reported to have beenthe case. Ant'i5l :
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-11

fcSpeCIaDle ana happy, and bid fair to be-
come useful member of society. No,c he is
branded with the stamp Of indefible disgrace.
and associated in crime and punishment with
the vllest felons, Z" and none So low TO do him
reverence" Truly it is an evil thing and d
bitter to break one of the commands of that
holy God who is of purer eyesthan to behold
inlquity, and will cause the transgressor to
seat OF the fruit of his own ways, and be fill.
led with his own devices. IN. y. paper. .,..
r Other accounts say that the woman wasrespec.-
| able and very beautiful s. ..t, .,l.,s, ,....
A Husband Showing his Wsfs.-A man
named Michael Vail, who resides in Cathe-
rine ST., yesterday came behind his wife, who
was IN the street, within a short distance of
her lodgings, and fred a pistol at her, the con-
tents of which lodged in her shoulder and in
ficted very serious but probably not mer-
tai wound. She Immediately fell to the
| ground. and several persons whose attention
was attracted by the occurrence ran towards
her, and the first person who reached her and
who was altogether ignorant Of who she was,
until he laid his, hand ON her, was her own
son.. Vail was immediately taken. into GUS
| tody and has been committed to prison.
Vail has been for q long time drunken.
worthless character, but It is not known what
motive instigated him to attempt so barba-
rous an assassination. ~ Y. paper.
/ Blair says his daily Globe sinks him % a
days II sinks the morals Of the people to an
extent that isaltogether incalculable. sslt
Il II Il h.l;av.A ~. Snnn jackson man IN Olc nh.,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

YHYWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-tan away
h from the farm Of the subscriber on Sunday n'gnt
the 9Th instant, negro named Bob, sometimes call
cd Bob Christian; he is thick, we'll set fellow da' Z
skin, large flat nose, about thrtyhve years DID, cet,
OK 10 inches high has the left eye, occaSoneo
by burn had when he went away dark drai CLONES
Of home made CLOTH and blue overcoat; has whe At
Mr William B. Mocock's. New kcut Court house; }
has mother at Col John Fl. Christians in Richmond
and relations at Grn J. B. Harves farm, on the ChIckS
hominy. c.,o..,,
The above reward will be given for the apprehension
Of the said slave if lodged in Jail in Henrco or Gooch-
lpI and the same with reasonable charges paid, if deli
vrrrd to me at Tuckuhoe, Goochlund county.
Inn 10 179-tfl T. l.. WIGHT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

~ The enquirer is published twice week sencral!, "na
the OF the State LesiSia'c'
rcc heretofore, Five Dollars per ann' pay m
c.c pavnrcn The Editors will guarantee the safety re
ting mail; the postage of all letters being paid by the
E;nrs, ua al! a.rcatascs have been paid up I'LL
A. Whoever guarantee the payment Of nine papers, SIM"
h.vc the tenth gratis - .,,,
~ Oc square or nserion ccnts each continuance
cca;s inserted until has either been au lux
o. assumed 81 some person this city or its cnrirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

INVALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Y Will be offered for sale. OH the LIST day Of February
the Factory lately occupied by r. c. Gillian, dec d.
and the Warehouse now occupied by Mr. sampson b"h
on Cary street, nearly opposite Scalehousr asn the
new Corn Mill lately erected by MIR. p. j. Chcva!ie.-
Terms Of sale, g. II and Is months; negotiable notes,
with the interest added, and decd Of trust Oh the pro-
pery will be required. The sale will take place on the
premises. JOHN HETH.
January lG. 76-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

WUENRY, full brother of Monsieur Tonson, will stand
I'll the ensuing season 1885, in the vicinity Of Hall.
fax North Carolina, at fifty dollars the season, and Sc
venty five dollars insure From his great size, supe
rio bone and finish his Citizen and Medley blood, it is
believed that stallion is better adapted to the Archy
and double Archy Mares (Which abound in Halifax and
Northampton as cross both in form and hood, than is
Henry For his Memoir and Engraving, ian Engraving
which by no means docs justice 10 the horsc see the
March No, 1885, of the American Turf Register. lie
will be under the control of MIR. R. S Wooding.
" BALE pEITON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

HsA REWARD for the apprehension Of DEN
BDV MS, negro man belonging to the Estate
Of Anthony Wuddy, jr., dec die made his escape
about the middle of December last-When last heard
Of he was seeking passage Richmond by boat from
Goochland c. H. He is rather low, black complexion,
fcshy face polite and intelligent about 40 years old
He has probably obtained free papers and is seeking ei-
poyment as brick layer and plascrer may be max.
Ing his way to some free Statc.-The above Reward
will be given to any person who will deliver him TO me
in Louisa county, or secure him in jail.
GARLAND S. WADDY,
Admir-. Of qs1tOSy Waddy, jr, decd
t., IA TIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

FEyHE Petersburg Railroad Company have the plea
d sure to announce to the public, that having rebuilt
their Hotel Blakeley Depot (stnated at the Southern
termination of the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad
upon an enlarged SCALE it will be opened on the 2Oth
proxino, and conducted III style which WILL it is hoped
afford every comfort and satisfaction that can he desired
Blakcley Depot, N. G. 77-w3ts
January 1ith, 1886
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

RE lDLOTI1IAN COAL MINING COMPANY
Midlothian Coal Mining Company will take place AZ the
Columbian HOTEL in the city of Richmond, at l. clock
A. A. on Tuesday, the l!hh day Of January, le'G; al
which meeting, it is desirable that all the stockholders
should be present.
Jan. g. IJ-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

yHyHE !Natioa4l Monument to the memory Of WASH
IsGSox-It being important that the society be
able at an carly day form opinion of the proba-
Bile mount that will be received from contributions in this
sae it is earnestly requested that assistant collectors
use,he utmost diligence IN waiting upon the Gitizens
b Il now seems are all willing contribute, and report
10 ne ,heir success by lst February, if practicable
in who report deposte in some Bank, or remit to
beDy that time, or in 60 days from commencement OF
cocctnr will be entitled to I-2 per cent commission:
e nsmes Of contributors and the amount contributed
byeach will be published far ascertsined, on lst
february. Wilson A -. 80.
December %. Oe-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
Jan. 10.

M AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishes to sell
Il the Tract Of Land which he resides in the
ty of Cumberland Willis river containing 500 acres,
about $50 acres of which Willis bottom. This land
is situated in an agreeable and pleasant ncghborhood,
with the advantages of water navigation from the farm
to the city Of Richmond. The improvements good.
and suited 10 the comfortable accommodation Of q small
family. He would also sell tract adjoining the above
supposed to contain about 10 acres. JOS. FUQUA
November 6. 53-wl2w