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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28
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~ tie Government Express. at Nca-N ORR.
grrs IsPsss. Msl ias aigbt ssystae l'ofasl ~ Con
ere. ~ Ff''7 s' ifourbt sFs from N~s O',os Go is
i5hta aod oa oshsr places Of sraaass dates 80
rrv.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28

life ia .Nas York. Il is easier to wTire sbou,
living in this city ihsa to find the means Of doing
II. Keats have universally gone op from 80 10 80
per cent. Flour 10 81 ef1ern dollars per Ibi-snd
tie prees Al market iLis day we're follows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28

Tssiga WAs4i al Balimore. The Bsliinars Amer.
states that tbs inporstoa of wheat al that place
the las, hsrsss' oP~.ris of ,sf kUhaTta aas
ssxfy-ons tssasaAd bssiels
Cessisrf.ai hills Of tie Rank Of Rochester, ". Y.
ere IN eiresi.iion, (jos.l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28
Military Convention.

IfAD QuARrlns q Brig. "a Div. VI. Mha.5
WALLiSGIoEb. Feb. -, 1881. (
70 the Field staff ard Commissioned Oieors in said Brig
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

S5N,Ho% 100 prizes 81 81: GH0, is lC0:Gj0!
virginia State .GsaeGE,

l.; Ii" benefit Of ;'s Lses5urg Academy, Class No. ,,
To be trara c' .f'cIendria, Ia, FtJ. Is, 1897.
Eth GnI SrdeadI Cupiicis!
S@,C2A, Si5!HaN, S!u.t4@, 5.taIA, 2.GtN, 100 OF ] 900
10 Ct 5Uo. ~ cE $40. - Of 240. &c, &c.
y package Of whole tickets in this Lottery will be
"iwa:dcd Tor $S2a3o, certificates Of do. $40, a package
I" saves $ll3, certificate Of do. So, a package Of
quarters, S21 30. certificate cf 10. SO.
S:ns!e wh"lrs $iV. halves So, quarters 81 90.
irSStS n Al; lotteries io' sale by the package or single
trsr', by The ~aiI-Iucky HOYT,
~ he Virginia Lottery OAice, directly under the sign
%ihc Eagle. who has and is nov; selling more Capital
iiEiics than any other veGder in tie know world.
N Orders in all GAGS strictly confidential.
= Orders ioT Tickets from any part IF The United
S't''s. by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
".:y's' thankfully received and executed by return
",H' Will! tie salie prompt attention as personal appli-
!'T'', and The result given (whea reGues,cd) imniedi-
St:: a:lc! the trawing-if addressed to
tro tc7-2awtf] d. NJ. EOYT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07
DyRT'inpS.

M~ar;!o"l, No 2-drawE 25'h January, 1857.
% 3 il ) ~ u G6 AZ CO sc Ga As
Virginia Petersburg Lottery, No. l, Tor lo37.
u Is : 20 81 10 - 53 l d 81 II % 3
Grand Consolidated, No. 5, fer 1897.
- 10 - 53 - Cd 56 II , IS
Virginia Wheeling, IL. ]. Extra. for ls3I:
i ii I'll - 50 l - 4 9 as 81 81 81
Alexandria, No. 2, for 1887.
= l2 80 y IL % 3 20 ~ III ID 25
" Usual. prizcs arr going daily from TIE Office of that
wi anown distributor Of capitals. HOIT: where orders
sa.g,! always IT.. addressed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

TREEN HILL for Sic.-The subscriber offers for
aT sale this valuable plantation, on which he no." re-
sides, containing 2lO acres, formerly the property OF
Braxton Garlick. Esq, situated in the county of King
William, within 2 miles ofthe Courthouse and the same
from The Rumford Academy, and directly on The main
road. 1t abounas in large, fertile and incxhaustibie beds
of marie in the centre of The plantation; About lGo
h fck t cedar, and pine, and about Is never falling
springs convenient to all Parts of the land. On a part
Of this land is a beautiful mill site, and in one Of the
best neighborhoods in lower Virginia; On the Land is a
large frame dwelling nearly finished, with bricks and
all necessary materials to finish the same: the carriage
house, stable, granary, barn and out houses, with cotton
Gin. &C.. ali in good repair. I will sell my stock of
horses, hogs. corn, fodder and all the farming utensils:
Being determined to remove West, | will sci! a bargain
in the plantation, SC. To a Physician or Attorney The
plantation offers great Inducements; the land is in a
high and prosperous state of Improvement For any inF-
thcr information, please apply to tie subscriber on 'he
plantation. JOIN hlN1:
Feb 4 S6-12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07
CLOVER SEED.
egShAA EBUSHELS Of GLOVER SEED iol
SCU BID sale by
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & Co.
Jan. II TS-2aw3w

ESOR RENT OR LEASE.-1hat old and well known
e Establishment. the Union Hotel, situated on the
corner of Market and Old Streets, now in the occupancy
of Samuel 3. Morgan; together with a large thEee.st0ry
Possession given on the first of January, 1887: From
tho central Situation of this Establishment, and from the
run of custom it has had for the last two years, it per-
haps offers as great Inducements to any person wishing
the State. Fer terms, apply to II. RHlTmoR
Petersburg, Nov.20 gu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

e. est bidder, on Monday, the 10th day Of January,
1887, if fair, if not the next fair day, at the plantation
called Woods Farm, in CurIcs' Neck, ienrico county,
belonging to the estate of VIM. Allen, deceased, about
nine hundred barrels of corn, with a number Of prime
Mules, Il quantity o. fodder, sirncks. plantation utensils,
DC.
.lso-On Thursday, the 9Th Of January, 1897, al The
plantation called Kings Mil, in James City county,
from four TO five hundred barrels OF corn portion "f
lI.s stock of cattle, mules, sheep and hogs, lariningulcn-
si!s, &c.
Terms-For MI srns under S25, cash; fo7 that amount
and upwards, a crcdi, Of nine months will be given, on
tefaIe Tie d, livery Of the property:
GRIFFIN ORGAN,
E,rruknr of HIM L3Yhn. dcccrsfd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

ri. ENntiHER is published twice a week, gencra,;y, AZ"
- Zines a week during the session .: the STATE Ls:s nhho - .d.
~ "m .,r, ~ n.r.,c:,re. Five Dollars per a"nu'n, rhyhpiei ~ u
firr' w , ,". Il .,ar,c,e!, specie paying hanas toalyl VIII nc &C.
'.Et; = ,avanca.. TIE EAitNt. WI sna,Gatcs the S mS, l." o w r;.ns
e:'>," ~ -: MI. ,Lc n.s:a-r Ct all letters being PAID Oy :nr ~
~: nc" d: III ~. ,].S..n.irucd, bu: ct t5e dI5crcuoh U! '"o
: "rar,i;; ~ a,-ra7a."< aav" been Paid up. ,.,.-. s,,Il
- N,,r.c. ~G; .us'UntIc tne payment '" "N az
~, The tenth gratis: II, ,oyrpTIsISG.
:. is. im; assertion, !3crntS; c%cPc ~
- "aS : :. &c. -. .;:r.rSr inserted, uailii has either bee" ~
5'r'E!S - .ars nc,.ca in this sits OF its cnT"o"S-
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azsea7E''S
Eofeers a;sf' E,.g|A.Ng2 GG::e,
RICHMOND, TIEL!NlA.


lioyr is daily sending prizes to his patrons at 4 dis
lance: wi'!an three days four capital prizes have been
soil by that fortunate distributor Of prizes, HOYT,
Look well to the magnificent scheme for The 18th OF
r.h:Hary-Fi;:Y Thousand Dollars Capital; 100 prizes
{: 81 :CCN, DC. Tickets only $40.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07
P. n. NICHOLAS,
WIN. III. FULTON,
[S7--td]

TNTnE subscribers. acting under a decree Of The Cir
81 cult Superior Court OF Law anu Clancery Tor the
couriy Of Cu!FrPcr, will, on The 2lst day of next month,
expose 10 sale, 1T public auction, on the premises, iGr
cash. that LARGE and valuable Farm belonging 10 Robert
c. Carter, ESQ which lies on the North fork OF The
itarpahannock liver, in the county of Culpcper, and in
the immediate vicinity Of the Fauqrer Sulphur sprlngs.
The tract is represented in the title papers, u contain
lao acres; some 400 of which, are river bottom, and
between 6 and 800 in wood, heavily tim~bered.-The en-
tire tract is we'll watcrcd, and lis original quality wasex.
tremciy good. Those portions Of it which are now some
what reduced, may, By a judiciDns syste of husblndry,
be speedily restured-Thc buildings consist of i very
large brick dwelling, which has never been entirely COM
pleted, and another of moderate size: in good repair, with
such ur.-lioases as are required on an extensive Farm.
JNO. NJ. PATTON
WM. GREEN, cm
JONES GREEN,
mo l.. MAiYE,
len 7i-2awtds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

WgR JOHN r. GLE,EN-As you are not an inhabit-
vi an. Of :Ajs Cnu;nnnw ra!,h, and have no agent
sn1wn to nc. take noi;cc: ,ha, shall, en- the 3D. Mon.
dsy III March. in ore OF the Jury rooms, at Goochland
CcuFt-hou>". between sunrise ana sunset proceed 10
81. liz, tcuos:,inrs Of 4. ?. Bowies and others, to be
,ad as evidence in a SUI! depending in the Circuit Su.
rcrior Court Of Law and Chaacery for the county CT
hanover. in which am plaintiff. and you Gelendant-
+ he above Gcrns;;inns are n", taken on the day above
II, u,ioned. | s!!a!, continue from daY Ia day, unlii they
arc taken, between the ;i:nc aboye mentioned; where
70, NAV attend. If var think proper. Yours. &c.
Feb t-?-wlm1 JOSEPH ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

wnOYDTON FEMALE SEMiNARY.-Tle winter
z S session Of the Institution will cnmulepcc on Tie
2Vih Of January, and close the 20ih Of June. This
schonl is situated in a healthy neighboFIlood, within j
mile Of Eanhplrh-Macon College.
eo,rd ,odrinT, and Washing cx;a 500 90
T,;,i,r FAR bcr;nnrrs. in Enrlish branches 20 60
" for lle higher branches - ~
.,,s;o and The re Of Pianos 80 %
D..r,;nr and n,ipiin1 20 10
Youar ladies will be received al any period of lie SIS
sion, and charged according 10 tie above rates from The
lime they enter. No deduction. however, for ahsruce. cx'
cen, in case Of sickness. A sufficient number Of teachers
is cmplcyed 20 give thorough instruction IN Tue branches
If education nTppascd 10 be taught. All e:fnrt ct dis
pIay is discoun,enanced and the necessity Of solid ac-
Guirefncn;s enforced on The minds Of pupils.
Dec. ID. oo-u
tC- TIE Petersburg Constellation, aad lueigh Standard will IN
srii the above ~wceEiytiI! the Is; February, an! !nG"aId their NC
rnuu,s fer collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

EBANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-A called
ES meeting Of the Trustees of Randolph Macon Col.
lsgc will hr held in Petersburg, to commence on Thurs
day, the 5ih Of February next, for the purpose Of elect
''g Il Treasurer for filing a vacancy in the Faculty,
mo- EARLY,
President Of The Boarh Ct Trustees.
Jan 10 T5-tu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

~<ONCORD h~CADEMY.-Tl.e exercises Of This In
9 s:itution for The present yeaT, will commence on
tie 25lh Of Jonuary. ard terminate on the 18th Of Novem-
Der. The course of instruction: wbicti will embrace the
languages and sciences generally ~, IS designed 10 prepare
students for colleges and universities.
The price of beard for Il session Of five months. IN
cluding washing and fuel, vii! b@ So; Of tuition, 50;
payable in advance. u;u b..
,ifrd as heretofore by Mr.. +. w. Coleman, A. NJ, OF
the University Of firginiu.
students coming from the North or from The South,
can be conveyed into the immediate vicinity OF the Sc
n,ina,y, by means of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
ATWELL c. COLEMAN, President.
ADDRESS, Bowling Green, Caroline county.
Jan. I H-"d"'r1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

WNJANTED, at the Compiler Office, a Boy from
w ii to Is years Of age, TO learn the printing busi-
ness, w:.o can read and write we'll. One from the coua-
try would be preferred.
Eoh S3-Dt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

W aNlhD, for the ensuing year, an honest, sober,
d. eapaoie Male House Servant. Likcmisc, a Fec
Dss. !" '''snd to Chambers and Wash. Enquire at this
e. Nov. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

EWAVlNG qualified as Administrator: with the VIII
II annexed, of Robert NJ. Gordon. decd, laIc Of Hen
rico county, l hereby give notice to all persons who may
have claims against the estate OF my testator, 10 present
them: and 10 those wl3 are indebted 10 the said estate,
to make ray,nen: without delay
administrator, rith The tVH ANNEXED,
of Robert II. Gordaa, d;cd.
S5--5I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

n In consequence of the extreme severity OF The
weather. the above sales were necessarily sipraed-
tina, a, Curles Meek, until "Wednesday, The 9Th day Of
February next. when it will positively take place -and
lh,, a, James CITY. uail Monday. the 18th day Of Fee
bruary NEXT. when it will take place as stated above.
Jan ii t>2-'1SJ " w., III OF.
COMMISSIONERS SAFE Of ialnaHc Properfy-
& In pursuance uf n decree of The Circuit Superior
Cart Of Law aud CIanccry for the county OF lIenricn,
!, rir case uf Herman * Co. rs. Fulton. DC, the UNDER
s;sncd. appointed Commissioners by said decree, offer at
private sale. the following valuable City and neighbour
hood Property, 10 VIII; ,
One Lot, situated on Water street, al the lower end
OF the Dock, and adjoining the Lot lately purchased by
NJ. john O. Lay. This property lies immediately on
the Dock, below tie Gates, and is a rood situation inr a
Wharf and Lumber house. MIR. James Fisher, il, can
r:.c any information respecting it.
Also, one 20 acrs Lot, within | mile Of the Corpora
ton line. en- the Williamsburg road. 1t is surrounded
by a ditch. lies yell for cultivation, and is peculiarly
Admitted to the growth Of clover. James A. Fulton will
poin, out this Lot. .
Also, the interest Of the late Alexander Fulton, (he!ng
one undivided third Partl in II Lots on Church hill: in
the county of iicnrico, situated near the Bnrying round
Of The Adams ihmiiy. Mir. Bales, the City Surveyor,
will give any affirmation respecting this property.
The above mentioned pieces Of property, If not dlsPns-
ed OF before Monday. the 9Th day Of February next, will
he set up TO the highest bidder, at public auction, OF
which due notice will be given.
Application can be made to Capt. William NJ. Fulton,
BIZ those disposed 10 purchase.
T; n. NICnoLAs, comm'rs.
WM. Nj. FULTON, N'""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07
Jan. 10

A SITUATION WANTED.
a GENTLEMAN qualified 10 teach Languages and
"a Music, and to take care Of business in Il store. fac
tory, ~toundry: &c. wants a place.-Apply al this Office.
Jan. ~. T3-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

tSO.t
rra1ly,Bl.EPRoPEET FOR sALE;-The Sub;
Il snr;b,r offs G,- sale, his Farm III Ches'et"e'"
cr,r,y. situated one m!le ard a half from 'c'srSUuS'
unnn the Manchester and Petersburg TornrANe NoaI'
Il contains 500 acres Of Land, a large portion q, "">"
is in wood. 1hal which is cleared t"nout S"' t''eS!
lies v.-v f,yorao!y rnl cultivation, bring :oF 'heSh"s' part
level, and is not oalv susceptible OF RAPID ;n'proyeiieh.'
In. nx;remely re,ru,ive ofE:rnuTes. The s1!!i wfiia""P''
ed 20 Grain and The different grasses, particularly c'oFeI.
4 never failing spring Of fine water is william :'o y.u'
Of the dwelling, and the health OF The place IS 81
rasssd. There is upon il 4 very large G'7TfI o. a",h
which NAV be ~rroi,a'iy worked up: Inc l'c'',"n M,a
in 50 short Il distance Of the tiour,shIng Town o. r.
hurr where M iacxaaus;l5le supply OF IN" pest HiahulS
and oyster shells can be cheapl.y and easily pIo'u'su'
r.nbcfs il 10 4 man fond OF Agricui!ufai pursuits pTII.
l,-Iv desirable; and have no doubt 'ha!. III tT IA'"s
~ ..cJ, , n hinder a iliic:caS system, II ""'!'' cc as
.,,Inr. ;;o , : nnr u.,and farm in Eastern 'irgin!i, OF lis
;,, pss;jrs he Inducements #hlc.l hav" HSen hainru,
80 Richmond and Petersburg lsa'iIoad, now !ap!Giy
c,,s-n.,;nr masses wirhin = few hundred yards OF the
,,J n.;rh"u, touching aui thereby inlersecilns Il;
t-;ng;,y il within an hour 5 lrare! OF R'ch!nond; and the
u, rh,r;c;s Manufacturing Establishment, ab"ut IN be
,,cc,rt On Swift Creek, Wi. BE- no; more than haiIa mile
GS1a;.
Tine imoroycmcrtS consist c' Z large and com'nodlons
l,silipp. iIous., nearly new, containing, besides the
L,.ur1, s,urr. scrca rooms. all finished in the neales;
civic, t,gell.r with the nsuai out buildings. For terms,
which! viii be liberal, Apply 70.
r.h S?-wlf
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Essasaz siES'S
IS'ca:tisG2 taG Lottery Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. =

.'1eEE i's again tho pleasure Of presenting to his
1. ns an" patrons ;l'e fnlIowirg splendid Lottery, to be
c,s%" February j., l=37, to which he respectfully calls
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.avRsUANT TO decree of The w"!shiriIol s GIHr s 81
Hanover COUNT: in CtanEe E.k si'',1s' n 4 S,'S at la.
a pnone "'I ,,nm.r, Iuat ttias Ccrr, day. for ready mo-
mover on - I;ely ynurr s;csro Man, belonging 10 INC sS'
tat oi Ha''l''e' S"'?F"'J D. G. BROWN: Com'r.
S~1-2aw3%
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= '','Vo' l'."2o, 10000, 100 Of 1000 %
Virginia. E.ecsbs9s'g. Lottery.

r.
Mss Ao.2, u I" dawn a. Alexandria,. Va. on S,lur.
cn day, February Il, 1897.
2G>o zen oAf'T'ls- j of$30.up0. 5000, 10, 900, 5000,
f;r a"y " i'1E', ~ Of 500, % Of 800, IS of 200, &c.
1 1chS,s ?n'y Slo. halves 5, qrs. = 80.
E,'rr" IN '2 a1o"r, and in all Lotteries, for sale by
20 ,; c r. -" paC%a="S rf whoies, halves or quarters, sin.
".'e numbers. ' :" ~
,of! @%stS' as heretofore, meet the NEST prompt and
Nsn,."1n T!trnt'on, and in all cases the original
s,rr" .E!S > i'GN"is and Shares will be forwarded, con.
Gsf f:! ~ - lia'i" 10 any mistake or dispute. The
'r ~ "a =. Ns2;tai f7:2"s can be had as usual ut sight,
s}a m , ii2 Cravings arc received. For large aud
a,,n, :1P''"iS, be particular 10 address the constant
'"' p''Ie seller, THOS. 3 BIGGER,
~sr Richmcud. Frgin,a.
$51Io '~a GroEd prizes of S2A,oOO, ! of $4,000, . OF
Il, g. Io,~A,, and many OF 300, 1000, 5000, 1900,
.7es / nave al been sold and paid at sight, at For,
Jan - r'0"gH: ~ BIGGER.
= SS-wls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

IS MaN NV LAM, one Of the best sons of the renowned
l.E; %UIs'srf Ionson, will stand the ensuing season at
lie, rs, eou7l'house, Va q. $50 the season. For fur.
.e b r' MaI Of the pedigree Of this beautiful stallion,
"u'.'ls' CHARLES A. BALLOU, .
Feb, .7dm'r Of Marquis f. Juehson, decd.
S6-4m
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Dec 81


The sale Of The above property, at Public auction, is
postponed until Wednesday, the 10Th Of March next. in
the mean time, offers, at private sale, can be made 10
Capt. William NJ. Fulton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

Z GOOD CLASSICAL TEACHER WANTING
"a The Trustees of Tie Bolctourt Seminary wish 10
employ Immediately a Principal Tor their Academy. To-
Gated in The town of Fincasle, Va. A liberal salary
viii be given 10 an individual well qualified for this stu,
alton. Any person desiring this situation will be pleased
TO make application, either to the Trustees Of the Bo'e-
taurt Seminary. FincastIc, Va. or to John T.. Anderson,
Esq, member of the Senate, Richmond, Va, before The
first of March next.
III . S3-Jt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

q CARD.-Dr. c. a. Harms, Dentist, has taken
"a roors opposite the Merchants Coffee House, one
square above the Eagle Hotel, where lie sill BE- happy
% receive the visits Of his friends, and all those WHO
either from the loss or decay Of their teeth, may be
pleased 10 FAVOR him with their confidence and Patronage.
Refer to Rev. Mr.. Smith, Rev. w. F. Lee, Rev. MIR.
woodbridge Rev. Mr.. Plummrr, Drs. J. BrnckcnbrnuEl,
r. ". finSall, g. Watson, r. S. Bohannun, Jas. Beult,
Thomas johnson, Cen. L. Pcyton.
Dec 5 G2-2cwtr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

fiORN MEAL.-We slinll keep constantly on hand,
" at our Mills, a supply Of fresh ground corn meal.
made iiom sound white curn, for sale at the lowest mar
kt price. p. J. CHEFALLiE Il CO.
Nov II. 54-2awis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

VEyRUSI' SALE.-By virtue OF 4 deed of trust. exc.
cu.ed to the subscriber, on the lith day March,
1884, by William J. Ferguson and Rebecca n. FERGUSON,
lis wife, for the purpose Of securing TO John Z. Foster
several sums Of money therein particularly named, l.
shall, on the 4ih day Of March next, on the premises, if
fair, if not, Tie first fair day thereafter, (sundny except,
eds proceed 10 sell for cash. The Tract Of Land in said
deed ,nentipned,c continuing III acres: be the same more
or less. This properly is sell improved, having on it 4
two story dwelling rouse, convenient storc-housr,
kitchen, ce.house, and in fact, all necessary out houses,
with a large palvd garden and yard. This is believed
be one among the best mercantile stands in this s"c'i"n
of country. 1t lies in Tie upper part of The county,
three miles above painc7i!!e, and adjpns The lands Vi
Mai Rcdnphil Je;er and others.
ii will be shown 10 uny person wishing 10 purchase,
BY Dr.. O'Sullivant, living on the premises; OF the sub
sc,ibcr, who lives three miles abnve. The lille is hclleV-
ed to be unQuestionaLle; but, acting as Trustee, shall
convey such title Only as is vested IN me by The said con-
vcyance. ARCHIBALD NJ. WEBSTER,
Amelia. Jan. 81. l~~I-w2w ITaS'tc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

YEIHE Subscribers have formed n cnnn"c'i"n Tor the
FL purpose of transacting 4 general Commission Bu-
sIness, under The firm Of Winfrec, Williamson * Co,
in the city Of Ric!,mond, and Branch, WinFree 81 Co ,
in The town of Petersburg. They will purchase and sell
all kinds Of country produce, and hopc, from i;'2ircxre-
riencc in the Tobacco ard Cotton trade, united with a
strict attention to business, they will receive 1 share Of
public patronage.
All charges paid on produce consigned TO their care,
and reasonable advances inadc wien required.
SAMUEL WlNrREE.
RO. G.. WILLIAMSON,
TlIOS BRANCH.
Dec 10 Gi-2m
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REPORrED FOR THIS aATipSAL STELLiGENcEH.
The sccond dirisinn and conclusion Of he Dcracc IF
.hgjor -GenrTai WrSrixID SCOTT, -kgore the Comt IF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-17
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fARTIiER FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
lntho Wilmington district, Gen. Mckay YAM is
re elected beating Cen Miller Of the same politics.
From the faye,e,ie district full returns not
received, bntthc re election of Mr.. Debery (Whig)
is deemed certain.
In the Raleigh district, the contest between DR.,
Montgomery " am aud W. \. Graham (Whig) is
Yer, elo,r aud doubtful.
In the Edenioo District, ". T.. Shepard tWhigD
whodccliuc1 are election, will be enccc.ded by s.
r. SAWYER ofthc same politics.
There Is therefore certainly gain Of onc, and prob-
ably, oltco 10 the Wings in this State.
F,oa he Aattnai iqte}tccoetr. Avg. IL
KENTUCKY ELECTIONS
In the DISTINCT lately represented BY R,chard N.
lohnaan, tn ftturns give to believe that Nh,
Southgp the " ble candidate is elected bv a hand
some majority.
In The loneti lie plstrci. At the closc OF the third
dIS. tie vote ~, Tor Nf. Graves 30, Mr. Marshall
'9a. Mr. Graves tNhg) is r. elected.
VI the closs OF the rolls IN III" Congressional Dis
uici adlolnlng The preceding district. Monday.
John Pope waq AZ ahead OF his cnmpctitef.
Nahum, and Nrlsan-Iullift not heard fiom. Pope.
(cuusrlrrcd " hir,l Is elected IN Tins District.
J. Harlan Nnl) - reelected Without nllosi.
tton.
Nj fahoan (W hlei Is II elrt fed
inihe faleiic District, Richard Ilawes (W0 IL
elected without Opposition.
" INDIANA
VI. Dson lWlde) has beaten An1os Lane. in Tho
DISTINCT tor some time ps represented by the latter
by large majority. No other Ds ,lct he ,rl
from