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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
Messrs. Alfred McCauley and
Jehosephat McCauley,
August 20, l8s6.-4w.

PLEASE TAKE NO
TICE, that on Monday the 1871 day
Of September neat, (l8s6) between
the hours of six In the forenoon and
six in the afternoon Of said day, at the
tavern Of William Armstrong, in the
tow of Romoey, shall proceed to
take The depositIons Of sundry wit
nesses, to be read as evidence in suit,
now depending 10 the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Cbaacery, for
Hampshire County, 10 which 1 am
complainant in Chancery, aad you and
others are defendants and since you
are not an lnhabitan. of this State, you
are thus notified. Yours, &c.
GEORGE McCAULEY.
August 20, l836.-4v.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
Dry Goods,
Hardware. Queensware, and

Groceries,
Of almost every description, which he
is determined to sell on as moderate
terms as any other in this region Of
country. He therefore requests all
those who are in search Of bargains to
come and judge for themselves.
WILLIAM VANCE.
Romney, May IA, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
FROM TEXAS.

=. LoUIsvILLE, Aug. 8.
Intelligence has reached US, via Ar
kansas, that the Mexicans had destroy.
ed Robertson's Colony in Texas that
the whole frontier is in arms; and that
Gen. Gaines had ordered the 7.h in-
fantry and the dragons to march on
Nacogdoches. He had aiae called on
Arkansas for 1 900 men.-Pub. Adv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
GRAND GULF, miss July 81.

GRAND GULF. Miss July 81.
We learn, generally, tina. the Mexi-
cans, to the number Of 12 or $4,000,
are on their way for Texas, by land,
and water. 1t is stated, on good, au.
thority, that the Mexican .soldiery are
sworn 10 exterminate all Americans, or
never return. The latter we think it
mos. probable tina, they will do. But
this oath speaks very little regard for
Santa Ana and his officers ia the pow.
er Of the Texans. We perceive tina,
Gov. Fulton, Of Arkansas, has called
out 1000 militia, for an object Of
which we are not yet informed, but,
perhaps, contiogently connected With
Texan troubles.
We are informed by a gentleman
who left Natchitoches last Saturday,
July 10Th, that the tide Of emigration
towards Texas is immense the whole
country is awarming with men. Gen.
Houston has not yet joined the army |;
aud Major General Lamar remains
commander-in.chief. The tug OF war
is yet 10 come, and we anxiously await
the result.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
NOVICE.

THE subscriber having recently
returned from Baltimore, is now open.
ing at his Store, opposite MIR. William
Armstrong; Tavern, neat and gene
raj assortment of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
From the Louisiana ADV. August 9.

From the louisiana Adv. August 9.
By the arrival of the schooner Indiana,
Captain Rantiford, in FIVE days from
Tampico. we learn that, 800 men were
on the eve of marching from that place
for aletamoras 4.o00 more were said
TO be on their march from San. Luis, for
the same destination. It appears that
the main body of the army are about to
rendezvous at Metamoras, previous to
marching against Texas. General Fer
nandez is to act second in command OF
the Mexican army under General Urea.
Captain Il. contradicts the report that
the .Mexlcans are indifferent about the
prosecution OF the war In Texas; on the
contrary he states that nothing can ex-
coed the military enthusiasm that seems
to pervade all classes. almost causing a
general suspension of business naught
else was talked of but war.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
GOODS,

at the house lately occupied by Mr..
Tho's. Bryan as Store, in Petersburg,
Hardy county, consisting Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20


Narrow Escape. -On the German.
|Own railroad, few days ago, milk
pan. from the neighborhood, 10 cross
Ing the railroad a, the junction Of the
Germantown & Norristown branches
Pis horse became frightened at the
boise Of an approaching locomotive,
Rnd refused to go; and the engineer
Expecting the road to be cleared before
be got up, was unable, on account OF
|he immobility ofthe horse, to check
| he engine 10 time, and a dreadful con.
passion ehsusd. lne wagon was shiv-
bred to pieces, the horse killed on the
Epot, and the driver dashed under the
locomotive, and supposed TO be also
killed but before the engine was We
entirely stopped, he crawled cut BE-
Evssn the wheels, ana regained his leg,
without apparently sustaining the leas
Injury.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

The following is another cheering in
|dlcalion that Virginia IS awakening to
her true interests. In no part Of the
world can manufacturing operations be
more successfully and useial-
|lv thaiiT.l this State and We are glad
10 see that wealthy and Influential cltl-
|zens arr engaging heartily III the cause.
DANVILLE COTTON FACTORY.
Phe subscribers 10 the stock OF this
company met in this place on the "a
hast. 1t was found that nearly the
whole amount OF the stock $3.50. o00)
had already been taxed, and the stock
holders Immediately organized theM-
selves by appointing President and
Directors. DR.. Thomas Z. Atkinson
|of Halifax was chosen President Of The
company. The President and Direc-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

! There is a great similarity in the his.
Dry of Col. Burr and MIR. Van Buren,.
gurr, with immense superiority Of mind
yer Van Buren,, managed to carry al
rs plans into execution until he CON-
Fenced intriguing and manag ing for the
RFesidency, and linen he fell and never
bse again, So it VIII be with his pro.
ptype If he misses stays this tack, he
|oes ashore on rocky coast.
N. Y. STAR.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04

s5fI zsEtl- r. ASSORTMENT OF Iea-gasas -F5sa
gr s-c.,s BR OEHS ,s1d 'fsa
Of every fashionable color--Gmong solich are,
iININE and common blue and black Cloths;
Il invisible and olive green, blue-black.
mulberry, Adelaide, brown, and drab do. !;
plain, striped, ribbed, and printed SATr1NErs
and CAssIMEREs; ribbed, plain and striped
SUMMER GOODS. Most Of the above Goods
were selected a few days since in New York,
and the best part Of the story is, they are
cheap enough in all conscience. '@7 ~
East Street. JtlEv r. a5 y ..t1aaStSo t3%F5
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04

MANUFACTURED By j. s. LEIBERT & CO.
lrrGt GermGntoscn, near Philadelphia, Penn. :.
NTO. 1, Large Pump for raising water for
IN the supply of Villages, oriany purpose
where a great quantity Of water is required,
they will raise 200 gallons per minute. z,
No. 2, will raise 60 gallons per minute, the
above are we'll calculated for STEAMBOATS,,
Ships Stone Quarries, or Fire Engines, for
Steamboats, they are valuable for filing boil
ers or water tanks, washing decks, and may
be a safe guard in case of fire, as Engines
they win throw water; No. ], 100 feet, No. 2,
60 feet perpendicular
No. s, for deep wells Of 100 feet or less,
they will work easy any depth, viii raise 20
gallons per minute. z 7]'7': l,.Hf .'f-
No. A House pump for drawing water from
wells, cisterns, or springs, from any distance,
height not exceeding 30 feet, and will raise
from Is to 90 gallons per minute, according
to height and distance. .s.'. ~. sr.,,... e..
These Pumps are all formed Of metal, Of
the most lasting qualities, they are very sims
pie i'm their, construction, and thoseparts sub
iect to friction are packed with Leather, and
may be readily renewed, Should they ever
require it, by any person of ordinary capa-
CITY !: 2 wears experience and the general APP
probation Of those having used them, are a
guarantee of their superior qualities, over 700
being now in trse. .It7 1szute3l a'ish 81
For Pumps IN the County Of Litchfela, ercept
Warren, Washington and Ne,c- Milford apply
to r. s. POTTER, IN LitchfeM Village.
July 20. lSS6.a - lEgq5 @ 5t..' 2
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04
NEW GOODS aaain.

sa;s Se0ENykck ~ EOFteE,, an
Haue gscsipe9 apithin lAe past sCeeF 9 aeap and
choice addition 10 lIeir former stock of Goods,
schich hev wiR eeer to their friends and ase
public on ne most accommodating terms.
TiIER STOCK CONSISTS IN PkRr OF
u ROADCEOTHEof every style and color;
ID london and BuclslEin CassimeFes, some
just imported, and superior tOany before ever
received in this market :, VestiDgs light and
dark colors; Bombazines > black and blue
black SILKS for dresses; cold Gros de Maps
do; Ladies' Cravats; Fancy H'dk,fs; black,
white and green Blond Gauze Wells; Plain
and picnic Gloves; H. s. do; Silk and Cot
ton Hosiery of every description; linen cam
brio Handk'fs; Irish Linens Damask Dia-
pers; Russia Diapers; Bishop Laws, Merino
Shawls, Grape Camblets, Grape Drills, ROuen
Cashmere, Buffalo Cloth, Bath Cords, Cotton
Checks for aprons, brown g. bleached Sheet
ings and Shirtings, and a great many other
goods too numerous to mention. .raha5
: One door lcest Of Mansion House,, s!qat
$50, l.,,, LitchfelL .J,lu7, 1896. laa( ss. 8
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04

To a. rs # l1s tobng y Etelfe1.
VKNHE subscriber has been gppOinted Cly
- the STATE CoIlect0r1 fOrtile town Of Itch
field 70 collect contributions for the purpose
q erecting at the City Of Washington Ma
nonaI Monument to the memory Of Washing-
Ton; AS u b 70 be National MO1sansent, g ls
wished that every person In the United States
may contribute f0fthe same. From the known
patriotism! OF the inhabitanfs Of K5tch6eld, Il
Is hoped they win be LIBERAL IN contributing
for SO desirable an object. The subscriber,
in the course of the months Of August and
September, will callat every dwelling in the
town and receive their contributions. No one
person can contribute more than one dollar,
but may subscribe any sam by families or
companies. JOSEPH ADAMS.
Litchfield, July, 1886. w
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04

tttS0O ~
is mot certains but lhiAks 66oxes were all he had
Mr.. Williams of Greene-ss. has nso been essef Of
the same coppMiHe. Numerdus other cases eouid DO
SEES 10 purchase oae Is cen, boz win nos have oecason
TO repent the expense. estss& a ts8ss84s6
.EEKER and AGUE.-Many spiEsriag irom this
s.s; ss ssss ds
Pills wheu the chils felt coming on; the result
viii prove The power Of the medicine IN efadcating
my. Ey.rv ;adSiaSss sssa Wess oSshs Is Save he
nllisss isaaaeas, l3iil;Sas fsser, si!osO Fsser,
haa ~ anadnaory diseases. Brandelh's p. ouehs,o
psrsssssea iSh msas.s nr. b. Would III NJ I;is
upon !he sesuls iSt the lasss 81 nature ss cha,.e II
~. eSIs SSssasd they ss taken 10 s and
Seashsrn Gs7sAmsaw lsaa,A;s~ed,e ana which
will inare health e 'hs psels .Asr ss,siss.
10, The cure 10 certain, fpersevssenes il M
C,assmys;aa.- Reference caa be maa. !. ~,
who have been cured nNsw tork and RreoGlyas q
81 Iaeaaafory Rkssmas;sm, Piles, Co.tissa.. Cured
-Afrs Ansesipe, corner Of Spring and Elizabeth ca
fer llyeaIs Suffered excrscaiieg ,crmegls from NEE,
ma SSyics Had iroa shs asss physrians &c Now Yors
all which afforded NO teeE aniil three monshe az
nfaIdelh's uniyeEsal's wefe had veeeurse ssos a.
sIcEsikss differed. maa, swelling salirsly eoss. aa
ase 81 tn6S ana apostle sssesAs, Indeed he y nos
paralively well. and aaseads 20 Ais avocatoas r.
s Soessst !, sss;ssa Sssas. y III We have ais
d shaDuek kis reeommeadasioa. have rscssssd s4a.
haasiil with sslEs ~ i. ..eT,
DroDsE, Eteme and 0tAseL Nhas mo neen SAID
MAenmsiiSm II s4sally applsa1ls " these dss'rsssn
sePa's.es 81. bos Il fsaadssk,s rms wil ssPsra'
Sc snlssnl q G&se woEst tsitlief ossNSI9 or ~
esfg.ITS- Dr. II eau, refer - several R1ENees ~
hstskesn aass. saua had been ~ ~ Ax ysar
WORAgS.-A young rWoiha6 aI.eEl 49, Hm vs.
teok AheDe Filla iar vi1lAnh peiA n hes 49,.
ana one inch round; sis hss hSse n&FteetF WstLsan
has kindly allowed Dr.. n n refer IN ons % her.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04

| Beer from q store ~ t1ls sllaee, on Monday
Iaek fhall DO welcome V the sHedr ii he viii
ret,'r,l the Bottles 20 the subscriber other.
wise he may be expoeed:
- PETER WILLIAMS.
Eisch6eSd, .1slg g. Is8A ..a !. 4 80 d
WAR1gMTg AUAD2MGX.
1WVHE next quarter of II weeks will CON-
IL mence on Monday August Est.
This institution b open for pElpils of both
sexes. and instruction given in Vhe common
and higher English branches, the Maihemat-
les, and in the Latina Greek, French and Spa
nish languages. III, aiii,tg SO
The Preceptress viii also instruct those
who wish it in Painting and Drawing.
Tuition per quarter, from % 90 to o. 90,
according to the studies pursued. .r,vr +, !,
Painting and Drawing (extra) % 90.
Pupils can be we'll accommodated with
board at the low price of 81 50 per week, in.
Guiding washing, light, &c. sc. sS :.
4 a ,sl J. C.sHOWARD. Principal. 4,
Warren, JaIv 20 1886. s.l.. ~ VI. ~ =
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04

The Steam Beat New.KKayeiA,
t.'sS Gdps. y. Stone, and
The Steam Boat NevV.YOrk.
sa91ss&s s. Capt. b. Stone, wssA 8
yTTIEL alternately leave Nev-fiaven dali
wv ly, (Suadays exceptsdl ut ne O'clock
NJ. and at O'Clock A. N. on Saturdays ei
Returning, leave New York daily (S6nalays
exceptedl Ut o'cisek A. NJ. and nc o'clock
Pm. On Saturdays. Il III 3GK
Post COACHES arc ia waiting at the Steam
Boat deck in w-E1ayen, TO convey passrn-
gers MittOuts del@y ~ SIsrtf,sd, B~stsn, and
Providence; also to EitchReld daily, via Wa
terbury Mondays. Wednesdays xnd Fridays.
and via WoOdbusy Tuesdays. .ThHrsdays and
Saturdays also to Wolcottyille via Waterbu
" aud Plymcuth Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SatHrdays. ag.gbeiil ssis,s.4tf,, ga
| p Positively freight viii not be taken On
board the hDass 1t New tFaveI AFTER IN O'cl.k
A. M. lt7s CAA'S w. HIrtMAN, AReae.
Ne,S- Haven. May 'Rs.yOS.s wt%a ,HJos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12
1E,V AEgVEHsTRSEWENTS.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS The subscriber,
now rec, living their Sprtng Supply consisting
= n,.t q. the follow ing:
ii Pa hhJs s., C.ox and P. R. Sugar, b.. ..-....
l00 barrels 90. ~
~ re,ces u .. refined do.
oSo h,rs n,iar green, Cuba Laguirs, Rio, old white,
-'0' lava. and Mocha Coffee, -. ~-- -.,.
~ bbds prime retailing Alo!asses, -~...
500 kegs cut Nails: assorted sl1es' ,, ,ooo md
t"ns i-o5 American, German aud cast Steel Lead,
p.r and Shot, Aspce Pepper, Ginger, Madder,
.nG Coppet.s: old Madeira, French, and Port Wines.
IL ,rU sacSs Liverpool Salt, now aioat.
Win variety OF other G"ods-wh'ch Viii be SOLD oy
,,,.sale. A, small advance.
-~ Goods received and forwarded with dispatch
- Il. w. & j. }. FRY.
,.,j March u lU2-w3wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

- sol Prizes ...........-. amounting to So4u,2oO
Bhote Tickets $40, HG'rcs 50, Quarters 81 oo
Fr safe. as usual. by BIGGER, in every variety
g:P.csacrs OF " holes and SLares-Sny!e, Whor, and
Shares o, Tickets ,
Or4-:s .ee. the most promp, attention. and in all
cases the original jAianager Tickets and Shares wi'l
r.. 1rw,rrd consequently no, liable to any mistake or
snu;e The Cast lor al Capital Prizes can lie had as
usaa! az siga: Inc momen, The drawings are received
r. pI.ss, address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Richmond, Ia.
N,r.b - il2-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12
March -

Z 'AkOL!N!AN will stand the present season, which
~ vii! terminate the 18th July next, al my stable,
s9ng G'crc Hanover county, Va, $35 the season,
naiea may be discharged by The payment OF $ II paio
'lh Inc season. SO TO insure mare 10 oe IN ioal-
P'ng wth the mare will forfeit the insurance money
na s. 10 the groom in every case. ain better pre-
H'sc IMAM have been TO take good care OF mares
maj NAY be sent to The horse and fed with two gallons
" gram per day al % cts; charge for servants that
-! d sent with The mares Livery care Will be taken
Prevent accidents and escapes. but no responsibility
c eay that may happen.
afon:an is 50 well known, together with his rich Pc
,'se' mat deem 1t unnecessary tn say more, than 10
10 horse could be in better health and spirits than
IL tI'!s time: better constitution surer and BET
=; gr,ter never saw
MS last get OF colts in this section of country will DO
% years cid this spring, and vii! be exhibited on the
o''' shall, withou, an accident, four Of them
ell as have zach Of them IN several stakes. ran
o. them late last fall half mile and repeat (Which is
"s usual distance for that age) Major Doswell's
W. against very favorlte Johanna colt Of Captain
; IN "ii.lamsons for $500 side, which race won
Win great ease never trained colt of his age tina,
sS Is fast the others that trained very promising
=, w. L. WHITE.
Hatch ]. G-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12
March )
~uERRY VALE NURSERY-The Subscriber

~HERRY VALE NURSERY.-The Subscriber,
q nronrjetor of the above Nursery, which is located
abou, mile from Richmond, on the road leading 70
GS"rio,esvil,e keeps constantly hand supply Of
;. ,,sss eomprisnr the usual variety, and of quality
no, xnes embracing those celebrated for wine
and table use for the latter he would Nor
ION nd zines are of the best quality. and will be
os Of on aa as liberal those other
Supsery. He would invite purchasers to examine his
stock before they supply be ARCHES
ordered will be put up with the utmost care
0'ee'e0 "'' oe p'' p JOHN CARTER.
r. ., o3-2aw5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

BUNAWAY.-Wa committed to the crisi"cF o! the
Eh Jailnr of Halifax county, Virginia, Negro boy
named Rybdurn-who states that he is The property Of
Va who has recently removed to West Florida The
said boy is apparently about 20 years of age dark com
pexion Of low stature aud remarkably awkward de-
crepid appea.ance-had when committed round
h,t THO orv,e, is requested to come forward and
Div with the requirements Of the law otherwise the
VIII - JAMES MEDLEY, D. s.,
Jan. 80 rs4-w6w] Tailor Of Haljaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

ORNAMENTAL HEADS OF HAiR.-Mr Quirk
S announces 10 the world Of taste and fashion, his
arrival in Richmond, his yearly tour Of duty and as
formerly is prepared, and most respectfully ten
ders his professional services with splendid assortment
of Ornamental Hair Work which, he fatefs himself,
is an embellishments substitute that cannot be surpass-
ed Mr. Qs location is Mrs Purcells, next 10 Gran,
Miss Shoe Store where he is ready offer Ladies and
Young Misses heads of Hair 10 admiration: also BraIos
rouoets Rose Bows, Plaits Plain and Dressed Fronts,
topether with every variety Of Curs and splendid as
sediment of GentIemens Wigs and Tops with metallic
and other springs. all the most reasonable terms
Mrs O. will attend 10 the calls Of the Ladies.
March ). N-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12
March s.

NOTICE-On Tuesday, the 9th instant: VIII ne soio
by the subscriber as executor Of Creed Taylor de
ceased RaIies Tavern, in the county OF Cuinoeana'
of them young and very likely. All persons having
claims against the estate Of Creed Taylor deceased are
requested produce them to the subscriber in order That
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Executor.
,,.,h : 99-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12
March |

ENOR SALE rajuajie mana uctHr Ing NH "Hd f!an-
II tution vu Roun0ke.-i offer for sale, the Eagle
Point Mills and Plantation. adjoining Roan"Hc rlvcT
situated six miles south of Duydton and RanG 'ii Ma
con Co;leue and ten miles below Clarksvlc. The
nuIaton OF this Nil! is well known Petersburg and
Norfolk and also extensively known through In" cou!.
try and villages the Roanoke. lis brand STANDS as
,iyh as anv other mill in the State, where II IS known
II runs FIVE pai, Of stones, two Pa.T OF vccr o"Trs
one of burr and Esopus. pair OF EsoPus entire ana
pair of rubbels: manufacturing machinery complete;
and it is furnished with sufficient water powc: ~ ca
nal taken from the river. In pon, OF location, 1t pos
sesss uncommon advantages. Besides constant run
of CUSTOM il com hands business from great distances
during drr seasons-yeldng annually from -" 10 J"U
barrels OF toll 1t receives from ID 10 ~ thousand
bushels cf wheat annually and for some years past, The
crops have been rapidly increasing III ;s sec;i Of Inc
Stale and will probably continue TO increase as facilities
to market improve There is ready sale TO! corn and
every busfel OF ofal, good prices. IL ma also te
well TO remark that it would afford an eligible site tor
cotton factory grocery, or mercantile business
The tract Of land consists Of 3l1 acres "a al winch
are rood river bottom; good proportion OF iineered
land and the plantation IN good c"nduon f'E cu'li'a-
ton The improvements c"nss, OF spacious cid dwell
inr house, with other ordinary out-houses PERSONS
wishing 10 purchase the above property, may apply 10
the subscriber residing within two miles A liberal Gre
dir will be allowed the purchaser.
Should not effect sale. privately before IN" thlrd
Monday in April next shall! on that day, ":i"r IL al
public auction at MecklenDurg Courthouse. i. being
Court dav Possession CT the Mill will be gwen on Inc
LIST of June next and the Plantation on the Isl OF Jann
AIRY, 1887. 1lN1>AL 'oNL"' L'''Hi0.
AIecLlenburr Feb 20 g3-C2tnhA
The Petersburg Constellation will please insert tue a'gys "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12

TavO Persons a"ring -frgrocs tor Mre-"e wish 10
to labor on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Po'omac
Rail Road They will be employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg and
the Potomac River. The country and occupation IS
healthy: and they will be we'll fed we'll clothed and well
treated We will give from sevcn,y-fTe 10 ninety dol
lars for good hands and for first rate ones. Apply
by letter or otherwise J. H. Hopkins, at the Rail o.
fee. OF 20 Mrssrs. George P. CrumP and james Nat
KIM William. and the neightorhood or To James Hun
Ter. Assistant Engineer. the White Chnn'ss, Ca
roiine or to Theodore s. Garrett Assistant Engineer,
near fredericksburg or to H F. Guy q 20: IN frtGe'
rcksburs and to others having authority from J. Ii.
hopkins, Assistant Engineer
JOS. VI. SHEPPARD,
.7ycnt for the r. +. 1. p. Il. X. C"mfaHy.
D,oa,bo- 81 Gt-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-12
v, EsAE a GUesk. ]

- rIoUIRER IS published twice week, generally, aud
y ne week durus the session of the State less1efe
ines Dollars payable IN ID
T!e, ~ chartered banks Vony} VIII De re-
vs sn, III. Editors w guarantee the safely OF remit
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