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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22

COVE are authorised to announce Gen STEPHEN
COCKS as canddatesior the office Of Circuit Judge
Of the oh Judicial Circuit Of Mississippi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22

70 We are authorised TO annOucc BARRY w
BENSON, as candidate for the office of Secretary
OF State at the ensuing November election
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22

or We are authorized TO announce GEORGE H.
FALL ESQ. candidate for the Office Of State 1rca-
surcr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22

t1-We are authorised to announce SAMUEL Raes-
DALE as a candidate To represent Monroe county IN
the State Senate, al. the ensuing session.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22

to- We are authorized 10 announce A. G.
McNuTr ofWarrcn Co, as candidate tor the Of.
Zee OF Governor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22
SrARKEviLrE, Miss, July 10Th 1887.

SrARKEviLrE, Miss, July 10Th 1887.
Mn EpITOR;--Sir, Ia accordance with your
rcques, in the last Democrat, | hasten to an
nouncc the glorious result OF our election in Oak
pbbeha County. great many of the warm
friends Of the Administration did not attend the
election, owing To The shor, notice gwen by the
Sheriff Of the election. The following is the re-
suit OF the polls in this county.
Samuel J. Gholsop l27
J. I. II. Claiborne 1873
s. s. Prcn,ss ~
ELL. Acee 33
ClaIbornc's majority over Erasmus l.. Acce
IS 100 votes.
Yours, SC.
DEMocRAT alias no BANK.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22

cove are authorised to announce JAcon TnoNp-
SOW ESQ. a. Candidate for the Office Of Attorney
General.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22

~
COL U MBUS, MISS.
SATURDAY, ::::,July ~, 1887.
tEJ- We are authorized 10 announce A. G.
McNuTr Of Warren Co, as candidate or the OF.
Gee Of Governor
To We are authorised 10 annoucc BARRY W.
BENSON, as a candidate for the Office of Secretary
ofState at the ensuing November election.
to We are authorized To announce TmoMls s.
MuEcE Of Natchez, as a candidate for State Trcasu-
rcr.
or We are authorized TO announce GEORGE r..
FALL Esq as candidate for the Office Of State Trca-
surcr.
cove are authorised to announce JAcoB TnoMP-
SON ESQ. a. a Candidate for the. Office Of Attorney
General.
COVE are authorised 10 announce Gen STEPHEN
Cocks as a candldate'ior the office OF Circuit Judge
Of the oh Judicial Circuit of Mississippi
H1-We are authorised 10 announce STEPHEN
Adams, Esq as u candidate for the Office o Circuit
Judge Of the 9th Judicial Circuit of Mississippi.
give are authorized 10 announce ii. s. BEN
NETT Esq Ci this place as "a candidate for the Office
Of District Attorney, for the 9th Judicial District OF
Mississippi, composed Of the counties Of IOwndes,
N0xubee, kcn1er, Winston, and Oakllbbecha.
Or We arc authorized TO announce GEORGE H.
FLOURNOY ESQ. Of Starkevile, as candidate for
the Office of District Attorney for the 9TH Judicial
District Of Mississippi composed Of the counties Of
I.owndes Noxubee, Kemper, Winston, and Oaktib-
beeha.
LC- We are authorized to announce S.srEL
BvrLER as a candidate to represent this County in
the State Legislature, at tho ensuing session
U3-We are authorised to announce SAMUEL RAes-
DALE as candidate to represent Monroe county in
the State Senate, al the ensuing session.
u5-Wca are authorised 10 announce JAS M'Kis-
SEr, ESQ as a candidate to represent Monroe county
IN the Legislature ut the ensuing session.
R1-We are authorised to announce DIR W. &. w.
JowERs as a candidate 10 represent Monroe county
III the Legislature at the ensuing session.
t3- We are auhoriscdi to ahnoucc GEORE b.
SANDEhSDN. rs Il candidate 10 represent the
county Of Monroe in the State Legislature.
H1rWe are authorised TO announce JSo. NEWTON
MULLEN as candidate for the office of County
Treasurer, at the ensuing November election,
sEs~Wc are authorised to announce ID HApES
~ q candidate for clerk Of the probatcs court oi
Lcwnies county,
hJ-Wc are authorised 10 announce Own r
BaowH rs a candidate Tor tho Office OF Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF Lowndes county.
GIVE are authorized to announce JOHN W
BYRN as a candidate for the Office OF Sheriff
oil Lowndes County.
t7- We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM l.
MooaE as a candidate for Clerk OF the Police Cour
Of Lowndes County.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM II
SMITH; as candidate for the office Of Cletl
Of the Circuit Court for the county OF Lowndes
a, the ensuing election.
10 We are authorised to anuoucc JAMES II
TURNER, as a candidate for the office oil Sheril
Ut Lowndes county.
DEATH OF NATHANIEL MACON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22

LC- We are authorized To announce S.srEL
BurLER as a candidate to represent this County in
the State Legislature, at tho ensuing session.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22

= Or We arc authorized to announce GEORGE H.
FLOURN0Y Esq Of Starkeyille asa candidate for
the Office Of District Attorney, for the 9TH Judicial
District Of Mississippi composed Of the counties Of
Lowndes, Noxubee, Kemper, Winston, and Oaktib-
beeha.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22
Yours Respectfully.
WIN. W. BARKER.

P.S. Since writing the above the vote has been
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26
Jan 81
To the Lortrs cj' Gio0d Horses.

~ tHt Nv - N'"%
Fg5ElE celebrated stallion CtIANTlCLEER, will
s make his next season in Princess Anne, Nansc-
mYrd, and Norfolk counties, Che particular stand in
cac, county Will lie designated hrreatier) and with a
vi.w 70 p!ac" j, within the power Of every ore DESTROYS
O! raisinr a fine col. have been induced to lessen The
pricr O. his services 70. the ensuing season 10 Slo. if
paid within tie season; So if paid after the expiration
Of The scas,r; UhiS rule will be- rig;dly enforced $50 10
,aS"lr 4 mare in lral. 10 BE- paid as soon as shp rrnrcs in
ilal; (pa.ling with The mare or Irregular attendance TO
tire horse !u::ri!S the iHSnrancc) and 81 to the Groom in
every instance. lfany gentleman vii! send and become
responsible 10. six mares, he will be charged for five
oGls.
CnAsrIciErE was got hy Sir Archie, out Of Old Black
Chest. Che best brnna mare If her dar;) she hy Light.
facts imported Oscar: ::r dam, Pill Box, BY imported
Ian!aioon. grandcm Mclpnn!rne. 10y Barwciis Travel
Ter; great Mtandam Virginia. by old Mark Anthony; e. =.
z Gam Polly Byrd, by ihs Imported horse Aristotle; g. g.
g. =. dam Young Boiny Lass. by the imported horse
jolly Roger, out Of thr imported mare Benny Lass, [See
7HJ RcgiScr.l 1t vii! be seen by this Pedigree, that
CHANr!CLrHR comes from tie lnias Of the Father Of the
American Turf, old Sir Archie, and on the side Of his
dam traces Immediately to old Dixon stock: acknow-
!vhL.d BY oil TO be the purcst in our country.
CrANrIcLEEE Will commence his season on the lUlh
O.: March next, and terminate en- the 10Th July.
Good pns;urage vii! be furnished gratis. The mares
will be fed on grain, if required, at % cents per day.
The .h"s: possible care will De taken of them, but no res.
reas.bii:t, Incurred lo. accidents or escapes.
r.. G.. BAYLOR.
P.S | viii give SIS rHr month for Il Groom that can
Come ac.l rcrnnmur;:tcd, II application he made before
l!Y. luh Of February Ecxt. Apply TO me at my house,
three mics cas-, Of Norfolk Borough. r G.h.
Jan. -. S2-wti0M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26
dk 4 ~ A. REWARD.-Rnn away on tie lllh inst.

dk a ~ a. REWARD.-R Ran away on the llth INST.
~ 3 sSaE eight negro men, viz:-lsilaIn, about 30
Years Old. with Il scar on one Of his shoulders, cut with
a scythc blade; Sam. about 50 years old. dark complex
ion, and very much burnt OH the lace and stn'"cn
EdnurJ. % wears of are. rather dark, inclined to he
knock kneed and tall; Dick a low, thick set negro, -
years of aye, no particular mark; Henry, about = years
old, tall and inclined to he spare Jack. a dark negro,
about - years Of age, very chunky. an'i has lost Il num-
b&r Of his teeth; Mat, also low chunky negro, not very
dark complexion, about % years old Peter, n small lie
gro. about tie complexion of Mai, 81 years old.
The above Negroes were tolerabiy we'll clothed; som"
with hats, and cihcrs with caps. They were on i"tir
way to The Chesterfield Pits, owned BY Murchle, Fran
der IL Co., aud went of. The above reward Will be
given on their delivery TO the subscriber: near Chester
field Court-honse, Va, or $50 for either one of the num-
Der. or ss45 for either, secured in Jail. so that get ;!'"i
ooaiu. All persons are hereby iurewarnCd from liorboT-
ing or carrying OF the said Negroes, under the rrnSity
Of the law. EEH,J' GNa, E9c
Jan II 'f-3"i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

SHhRk. the great Northern Champion, will make
e his NEXT and last season in Virginia, at my house
again. and will be let 10 mares as before, at SO the sea-
sun. A class of FIVE mares will be taken at SCO each,
to be paid in the season. One dollar 10 tue groom. lie
pcdieIrcs Of American Eclipse, Lady Light!ont and their
proGeuilnrs. are so well known by the breeders of tic
ra~ce.horse. as TO require no further comment. Eclipse
has sold aver aud over again, al ! very advanced age. for
SIG. G00-Lady Lightfnot has produced upwards OF Soo,-
tiWD-and Shark himself has sold for $50 ,OH0. These are
facts that prove, upon tie house.top, their vas! superiority.
Pas,urace and feed for mares as usual. No responsible.
tv for accidents. The season will expire on the Isl, day
Of July. JOHN u. EoOcE
JAM H-tlMay
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Dss T's94MAS Es5ECEHEE.

.-Th, rvnIlREg IS published twice u week, scsoraly, and
~ ,inrs a week dur:r. the session of the State LEGISLATURE
RE- -" yaS"< G.; r5r:,cr,i. specie paying banks ksni;} will DO re-
..,y.i IN ..vnca;. TIE Editors will guarantee the saie,yot en-
49,, =, mil. :bc hostage OF all letters being PAID Gy tne wiitr:S
az sS" S,,.r wII Gc discontinued, hu, II; the discretion "l tho
49,. - rr,;i ~ .-"2ga-c: have been Pad ur. I.u
- Ni,,,r; wii -GsrIrirc lac .iymch' d h"H pApS''' '"""
have The ica,h sTati>. ,,,r,rrstSc
..,.,oc ~ ~, ire. Insertion, Scents; eGeheonf'nnence,
: <, advertisement inserted, rnti' lit ha' either T'" S'"
i ,,,,t. * .,m.,2 cTsa. IN this cts or It's entleoh~-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

1Hy!IE subscriber, having purchased the Tavern al
81 Boydlon, Mrckleahurg counly, known as tie
Boyd,on Hotel, and recently occupied BY Mir. Nathaniel
3. Nelson, informs his friends and the public generally,
that he is prepared 10 accommodate customers. ljaTing
incurred considerable expense in repairing and fitting np
the establishment, and in laying in supplies, he viii &C
cornmodale those who may visit him, in a style Of neat
ness ard comfort, which cannot fail to afford satisfaction.
His table shall be supplied with lie best provisions
which The country affords: his bar with the best liquors;
bs he'd. rooms shall be neat and corufortabIr; and his STA
bier, with an ample supply Of provendcr: sl'ai! be under
charge Of careful, experienced and attentive ostIers'-
The public need only favour him with their patronage, L"
test the fidelity with which his pledges 10 ihrm shall hc
rcdccncd. GEO. ko'h''H'
" ~ SI-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26
10 Capitalists, manufacturers ant sill U:igL:s.

YayllE Subscriber has purchased that VARIABLE Mill
4 site and water power. near Sheffield, Newton
county, Grorgia-Lat:! " owned by Rers Lynn. Ills one
Of t!ic most valuable water powers in the Southern States.
having u fall Of thirty feet. III 4 nerer.!ailing stream Of
water, in Il very healthy and populous conntcy. There
are in operation on the premises. a good Grnl mill and
Saw mil, and sufficient water power to justly the crrc.
,inn ri a large Merchant Flour mill, another Saw mil,
and an extensive Cclion Manuilciory and Ga mill. La
Dor and provisions are cheap in The ncighhnrII"nd, and
sufficient grain is grown within caring distances Of the
place for the supply Of the Merchant nill contemplated
to be erected. And Il full supply Of pine timber h"!ung-
ing 10 the premises, in ono mile Of the mill. Ia last tic
Saw mill ~ years: and lumber in nrrat demand. am
DESTROYS OF procuring SOME person or persons, who can
contribute capital in money or riHchanical labor. to jim
me III erection of additional mills and al extensive Cnt-
ton Mandatory as soon rs possible, and vii! make
an advantageous arrangement for that purpose, and will
dispose Of a share o. shares Of the properly 20 such a
person or 2:7y,.;s. ~iIaclical miIE%:;y;:;s and marli-
n;s!s are wanted 10 erect such woTks-hadrcss The sub
scribcr by duplicates 10 Sheffield, Newton cnrnlv. Grur.
gin, and Macon. Georgia. WILLIS ALSEDN.
7. 5. The subscriber will give immediate employment
and good WAGES I" = competent mIIl.wrisht, ono capable
ut erecting Il SGT of Merchant mills.
Reference FIR NOR" satisfactory information 10 George
Merit, Merchant, New York. w. a.
Jan II GG-Il-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

4 iuIiMiS&lONEltS' Sale Of EniHnMc Property
x Ia pursuance Of l. d"rrcc ct the Circuit Superior
Court al; Law anA Chancrry for the county OF llenrico,
in lie case of i .crran * Go. Is. Fulton. &c., the under.
si.nCd. apprin,ed Commissioners by said decree. offer at
private sale. .hc following valuable Git" cnd neighbour
hood Prop" rly, To vii:
Our Lot. situated on Water street, at the lower end
81 lie Dock, and adjoining the Lot lately purchased by
M1. lni,l o. Lay. This property lies Immediately on
th1 Deck. !rlow the Gates. and IS i good situation for a
Hh,Tf a3d La;n!r1 house. Mr.. James Fisher, Jr, can
CIV" any !nioT'na'ion respecting it.
A'so. on" ~ acre Lot, within | mile Of the Corpora.
ton line. on The Williamsburg road. 1t is surrounded
by a ditch. lies wrIi for cultivation, and is peculiarly
adapted 10 ttr growth G. clover. James a. Fulton will
p"!a' "t tins lot.
Also. In, I'M, !cst Of the late Alexander Fulton, (heing
one undivided third part.) in II Lots on Church hill, in
the county OF llrnIico. situated near the Bnrying ground
"i -" Adams !ani!y. Mr.. Bates, the City Surveyor,
"! Givc any information respecting this property.
!hr aooSe incmiiumcd pieces OF property, if not diSpos-
cd o: before Mnntay. the 9Th day Of February next, will
lie set up to The highest bidder, at public auction, of
wiicb due notice will b. given.
Application can b" made TO Capt. William II. Fulton,
BY those disposed 10 purchase.
Wi NJ. FUTON, com"'rs.
Dec 2twtd-G9
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MERCHANTS AHp MECHANICS RAEK,1
Nhnniinr LIN U IHHE

MERCHANTS AaD mechanics BAHK.}
Wheeling. Jan. 9, 1887.
EalVlDEND No I-Ihe directors have this day
q y declared a dividend of fire PR cent. on The capital
stock of This Bank for the last six mouths payable to
the Stockholders or their legal representatives; on or al
Ter the 29th instant.
r. MrKEE, President.
Stockholders al Morganiown. will receive their divi-
dead al The Office of Discount and Dcpnsic in Morgan
toxin, ,iiuse in Baltimore at the Bank Of Baltimore. those
in Philadelphia at the Farmers q Mechanics Bank.
f., TS-.t
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AETlLLiAM S. SHELBURNE, la'ing engaged
The school laIely conducird Nv hl II. u. linml:

AETILLlAM S. SliELBURNE, Ia'ing engaged
2 the school lately conducted ~ Ill TT. l'oul-
din, at Charlotte Court house, would hereby inform the
TURNER patrons and the public generally, mai the exer-
cIsrs OF tie ensuing session, will cnmmpnc, on the 10Th
oi February next, and terminate on The 9th of July.
Ills price Of tuition will be twrnty dollars Ir session Of
live months. The course of instruction, intended IS pre-
phraIory to the University, will include the English
branches usually taught in such schools. llp Eaiin and
Grrck languages and the juDior course Of Mathematics.
Expecting to have but few students of the English
branches, lie will be enabled Ia direct his atttnlion al.
most wholly to The Languages and Mathematics Every
means CT exciting emulation among lis different classr's
Will be employed, and if diligence in the performance
OF hrs duties as Instructor. and unceasing attention to
the improvement of his students, can procure the public
patronage, he haltcTs himself that he shall meet with
success. AS TO qualifications, see The suhjoimd crrtili.
Gates Of Professors Harrison and Bonn ycast!c:
MIR. Siir!burne has been attending lectures, since the
commencement Of the present session, and has un;iorm
ly shown diligence in The pursuit Of knowledge, and ha.
bits OF accuracy and attention. As far as have been
able to judge from the opportunities, which The "sHrci.
ses Of he 'ccturc-ronm have afforded, / would deem Mr..
Shr!hnTne's present knowledge pf the Latin and Greek
Languages su!lic:rn ri to quality him 10 take charge OF Il
preparatory sCiunl. with his zeal, talents, and habits
Of industry. he cannot fail both to aurnrnt his store of
science and give satisfaction to those Who maY cn,ru:t
their SOUS 10 his care. GESNER HARRISON,
PrGfcssOr Il .iacicnt L@n.Hag"S.
UNIVERSITY OF NIEClHIA: Jan. lO(t, ISL.
Ila:ing examined hir. S]hrIburrc in Algebra. with a
view 10 his teaching thai subject in one OF lhr pyepara.
tory schools OF the country, it giyIS me pleasure To state,
that find no other deficiency in Mr.. S 5 qualifications:
than what results from sonic want Of Practice: 4 very
shur, period will remedy this slight defect. And have
10 doubt, from my knowledge Of Ar. 81 taIcuis and
steady application. that in Il few months he will Lrconc
! very able teacher. C. B~ONNYCASTLE.
PrcjfSSOr az .IahcaaiirS.
n. 3. Board can lie had OF reasonable terms, in re-
spectacle private families in the village.
Jan II ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

a CARDIFF. G. a. HARRIS, Dentist. has taken
a rooms opposite the Merchants Coffee House, one
square above The Eagle Hotel, where he will be happy
to receive the visits Of his friends, and all those who
either from the loss or decay OF their teeth, may be
nle,ecd 10 favor him with their confidence and patronage.
Refer to Rev. Mr.. Smith, Rev. w. F.. Lee, Rev. Mr..
Woodhridr e, Rev. MIR. Plumtner, Drs.J. Brockenbrough
r. w. HuXall, &. Watson. 4. S. Bohaanan, Jas. beaic,
Thomas johnson, Gen. Il. feyton. co ,.,
Dec s V-SuNN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

z; U~EENRY-Iie distinguished competitor of Eclipse.
81 e. and sire Of Alice Giey, Post Boy and other|, will
stand the ensuing season. al Laurel Grove" Hanover
county. IirGiHi;. about nine miles EoiiIl of Richmond.
on the Mvc.ranicsviiie turnpike; whcr" the best Car" will
be- Taken Of all mares that NAV he sent To him -lr7Ius
OF covering, $50 The season, and 70 t. insure. payable
when tie mare is taken away, or found to be in laaI.
Jan Ii T7-lfI JOHN >. CORB1N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

HEORN MEAL.-We shall keep constantly on hand,
I at our Mills, a supply Of fresh ground corn meal,
made from sound white cora. for sale at the lowest mar
kct price. r. J. "
Nov. H. of-Sawts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

800 kE = Fl ,Y win ns be s'T HpA 5f5 Is iP :
HF-i ai'aS ~bERTS He is about Az years of age,
y " "'a wei! made. very large mouth, pleasant counlc.
".n:r, seldom failing 10 smile when spoken To-; he has
t"H'snl !iaIr, aud complexion SD nearly white, that it is
S|''rTtG a Stranger would suppose there was no African
'oG ih man. He is 50 very ar,fnl, that in his language
" Is nSeiy he will deceive those who might be disposed
T. suspect him. He was hired out for the last year, bit
%m informed las been missing more than two months.
c"u TneFrd h'iiI Tor sale. and was opprcliended, but es-
s"P'u under Frelcncc Of being a white Inan.-lf taken
% = 81 The State, and delivered to me, in the upper end
hin hanover ccunty, or secured in any Jail so tina, get
,ra again, the above reward will be given. II taken in
~ oaie and secured in Jail so that | get him, | will pay
GO Address ANDERSON BOWLES,
" DentonspiNc Z. 0.
'aHo 73-tf
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GLOVER SEED.
% EpUsHELS Of GLOVER SEED for
eDUU I'D sale by
WORKMAN, McGRUDER n Co.

EDANDOLplI MACON ca!!'d
& meeting nf the Trustees of Randolph Macon Cob
lecr will be held in Petersburg, to commence on Thurs
day. the 9th of February next, for The purpose OF elect
ing Il Treasurer, for filing 4 vacancy IN the Faculty,
and Tor such other business as may be necessary:
JNO. EARLY,
Presidentc t The Boarde IF Trustees.
I'm IN T3-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

s iii. subscribers. acting under 4 decree Of the Cir.
g.. cGit Superior Court Of Law and Cliancery for the
co'''y OF Culprpcr, will, on the 2isl DAT Of next month,
expos" 10 sale, at public auction, on tie premises, for
cash. that large aud valuable Farm beInnging TO Robert
= Carter, Esq which lies OIL the North fork of the
hH?Hahannock river, in the county Of Culpcper. and in
.Mr immediate vicinity of tie ~Fauqaicr Sui phur Springs.
~. tract is represented in the title papers, TO contain
,'a' acres; some 400 of which, are river bottom, and
"y'N'"n = and ECO III wo d, heavily timbered.-The en-
,r "acl is well watered, and its original quality was ex-
Hr"c!y good. Those portions Of it which are now some.
%"'' reduced, may. by 4 iadicious system Of husbandry,
r., SFt'd'iy resi"led.-The buildings consis, of n very
%'se BRICK dwelling, which has never been entirely COM
psISu' and another Of moderate size: in good repair, with
!" out-horscS as arc required On an extensive farm.
JNO NJ. PATTON
WIN. GREEN.
ONE GREEN, com'.
1n- JNO. L. MARiE,
'"' 1t-2awtds.
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s:nES- H3YTS.

EyOK nGNr.@y briek s'nre Ho"s s.s now g G iys ,hs
=. N;,c}, next. This Store House Is no doupl oe'oel
,,;,acd iAaa any ether in FarmviIle.
'""S'' ABRAHAM T.. FENAbLt.
80 =. Sgt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

T7iE Subscribers have formed a connection fer the
-E purpose Of iransactimg 4 general Cr.nmission Bu-
sinrss, under the firm Of WIHitee: Williamson 81 CO.,
in the city Of Richmond, aud Branch. Winircc IL Co {:
in the town nf Petersburg. They will purchase and sell
all kinds oi Country produce, and hope. from thcir rsTr-
rience in lhc Tobacco and Cotton trade, united with a
strict attention to business, they will receive a share Of
public patronage.
All charges paid on produce cons ..ned TO their care,
and reasonable advances made when required.
SAMUEL WINFREE,
re. G. WILLIAMSON,
THOS. BRANCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

M|'ot SALE, OR RENT-The Foushee Grist Mill,
a. situated on the James river, between Rutherfoord's
i ir. ana The L9cks.-Apply Immediately, al this Office,
~ efAs. J73-tfl jan 5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

SEVENTY | V DOLLARS REWARD-Ran
- away from tic subscriber, on Monday the 9h inst.
d negro man. named llawcs. lie is about in years old,
no; very dark cniI,ple xion. about feet. . inches high
speaks distinctly wl!"n spoken 70; and somewhat rip.
taxed On lie right side. fear he has gone 10 Rich,
mond. with the design OF getting On To thp'Nnrih. Also,
ran away from NE about The isl Of September last. my
man Mlt-t.rk complexion. about . feel inches high;
near sixty years o~ld-grry head, fat n'S", th'ck iirs
and small ears. The relations Of Halves. live ct Major
DirrS', in Nelson; john Gatcwood's. il Caro:inr, and
Si"ticrr CrleHram's. in Spolsy!vaIia hiats relations
live near Tayl"rsyiI!r, in Hanover. For experimenting
and securing Halves out Of thiS caunty, so that get him
again. | will gi.e $50; if taken in This comfy aud dc.
livrrsd TO me. will Give So. For the apprehension o!
Mat, cut cf Ibis county. su iha, yet him again, will
give 81: or il taken in the county hnl delivered 10 me,
will rive SIP 50. CLAYTON COLEMAN.
Caroline co Jan. II U-2nwiw