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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

Consistency, 3c.-A few evenings since we
received letter from subscriber, who APP
propriates to himself the imposing cognomen
Of Jeffersonian, directing US TO discontinue
his paper, giving as a reason: 81 will support
no editor who will condemn an administration
untried." We never have said that we would
oppose Mr. Van Euren's administration, fur
Tier than some Of the measures, he has pub
licly declared to be his intention to carry out.
We are condemned for what we promise; but
are must not condemn Mr.. Van Buren, fer
~ha. he has promised TO do. This man, has
about as much liberality in his mind as '.tl.e
little end Of nothing Whitfield to point;'' and
deserves more than ordinary notice in with
drawing his support from the Palladium; ergo
We have drawn, ''b!ack Ines round the
said name, and have written across the face
thereof. in strong letters, the following words
..Expunged by order Of = this Gath
day Of January, in the year Of our Lord 1897
Al the close of this expunging operation, oul
devil set up a tremendous kissing, and we, be.
lieving he was pursuing his own business, OBJ
jcctcd but mildly. So ways the world.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

The Hon. Henry Clay Of Kentucky
been unanimously elected FressdenI =
American Colonization Society, IN the ~
Of Ex-President Madison, deceased.
At the Quebec Asylum. at Queoee, ~ -
whole expense for each child IS two 60
and half per month.
A correspondent, in Professor on', ~,
Journal states that Gypsum (sulPhase 80
is found in large quantities on the MosA
Ohio, Of such beautiful crystalic struc! ~,
whiteness that it might be used for
ornaments.
The Delaware Journal states tn4 ~. ~
Clayton declines accepting the on -. :
tor in Congress, to which he hae ~
Gently elected by the legislature Of !.
The C,aAsp FUND--The income Of 80 -,
estate this year, is S418,OO0. The
portion of this vast amount is apPr'Pn ~ ~
the endowment Of a college. Last year ~
600 were expended on the college,
building, when finished, will be
rival in North America.
GEx. JAcKsoN's HEALrn.-Wearsh happy -
from Washington, that Gen. Jaeksos nss -
covered a. to b able to ride cut 70 ens'e'
day last. xaspte
Practical ndvansaes IF Seiesee.--Ike
;rlustrasion Of the utility Of sciesce. -
mon occurrences Of life, il from The -
FarOec -
penknite By accident dropped iate -
feet aeeo A sunbeam, from . mirror,
ted to the bottom. which rendered the 49,
BILE: and . magnet, fastened to =
Il ~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
SPECIE.

The importation of gold and silver con -
bullion during tire year 1886 was SlA!ssr
272, and the exports S4,435,a5i, leayega
balance in the country Of S7,740,s57.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
SHIPWRECKS.

During the year 1886, there were ioa 3
the coast Of the United Stated, S. snip:
barques-98 briggs, I2l schooners, y so0I
80 boats, and s26 lives;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

Mr.. Daniel Yandes. has been appointed a
member Of the Board Of Internal Improve
msnt, to fill the va cancy occasioned by the
resignation Of II. Burr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

The friends Of Mr.. Ewing stood firmly by
him, and though beaten, they maintained the
spot where they first met their opponents
There was no Iog-rolling, no Juggling, bu, u
firmnsss that will ever be appreciated by the
friends Of right and justice. Mr.. Ewing has
been defeated but he has not fallen. We do
not pretend to scan the future; but believe
If he should live to the ordinary age of man.
kind, he will acquire an emincncc hey ond the
reach Of the IS Partizans Of the Ohio legisla-
ture.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

first class-the remainder Of the c.n.a. u,
New Albany and Vincennes rail ro.d ~
secondhand the residue in the third ~
The first class to be compIet ted first. ~. ?. !.
second. and finally the third. ImmsS.
upon its introduction u motion was m.Ss
reject it, which prevailed by a vote Of &, 3
%.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

. In the recent election Of Z. S. Senator, in
the legislature Of Ohio, thirteen ballottings
were had before a selection was made. The
vote stood:
lbs 45 : 8 Q 10 II IL I3
Allen. 50 81 81 So So 81 50 81 81 81 So 81 So
Ewine. 81 50 81 So So 81 50 50 50 50 So So 50
Seattcrjue.3 , , 4 , 2 ; ,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

Eggs are selling for Is cents per dozen in
this place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

MArmAs THE PaorHEr.-This worthy dig
nified our town few days since with visit.
His previous fame acquired in New York and
elsewhere. soon collected . crowd around
him-but those who beheld and heard him,
went away wondering that such being
could have excited even curiosity. Nothing
but long we'll combed beard, in which he
rivals the he-goat, distinguishes him from 9TH
er men-and for argument TO sustain his huge
pretensions, hs does not attempt It. He has
none Of that wildness Of enthusiasm winch
gives interest to the character Of soase pre-
tenders. In short he 10 The flattsst and most
insipid impostor that i has ever bssn our for
tune to enc0unier. He travels on foot-ex-
cept - . wae observed, swhen be choess:
TO fly"-and left here for the dsrsctioo Of
Waynasboroaeh-haviag .hasssesd hisds.
eampment, d eonsequsnes ofbsing Informed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

HANDS oss!A young damsel was going
to q party, when her mother charged her -
keep the beaux at . respectable distance.
= You may let them converse with you -
much as they please, but make them keep
their hands Off" Miss went TO the party
and saw some young men there with very
pretty mouths, and rich red lips, out Of which
came very sweet words. She was highly
delighted with one gallant who told her che
was a. sweet rs rock candy. and appeared
disposed to give ample proof that such vas
his opinion, by slipping the delightful nectar
from her pouting lips. He put his arm around
her neck, in order 70 detain her for NE psr:.
pose, when she repuIsed his advances, aod
cried, s.h.,ods Of, sir!" He then began -
sue humbly for the privilege ofkissiag her -
ry softly on one cheek.
20 yes, you may kiss me - mueh . pen
please" said she-sbut mamma Saye pea
must keep your hands eG."-lBosssa fsass.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

49, kU1UO&6XIEXe
The death Of Mt. Poindexter, and cause Of
i, have been extensively circulated through
the newspaper press OF the union. The re.
port never assumed, to my mind form sui.
ficiently authentic to call for it, publication.
We learn now, from letter addressed to the
Richmond Wing, BY Mr.. Poindextsr HIMSELF
that he 10 in good way 10 recover. An
extract 10 subjoined.-(Cin. GAG.
'lt may not DO amiss to explain to you the
manner in which was led into the mistake
Of passing through an upper door, which open.
ed on the brick pavement below, without be.
ing protected by balcony or gallery. This
was . new building, with which I was entire
~ unaequa;nted, having never been in il BE-
fore. ! spent short time with . friend, who
occupied room in this part Of the house,
and rising to retire without any guide, -.
preached the door through which fell; sup.
posing It to b. the entrance on gallery, which
led to my own apartment, opened IL with
confidence, IN the darkness Of the night, and
was Immediately precipitated q distance OFF,
bout twenty feet, breaking the bone in nv
right leg in two places. strsining my ANGLE,
and breaking the bono Of the left leg just =
bove the knee.
lam now fast recovering from these wounds,
which At first were deemed TO b beyond
the reach Of Surgical aid. and my attending
physicians (Doctors Hogg and Grymes) are
OF opinion that in the course Of . few months
shall Be enabled to walk with my usual
strength"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

lnprosed ClsW-Professos F1oria. of Tusia bee
sacceedsd in givisg greater durability = window.
glass By sddisg lime wates during ies 0aovlActsso,
fsreaes 10 Which 1t 10 melted. rsqsires peculiar
graduation. o. the sheets will vssP. le b related
in The EPistolae ID Laeilli~0,' Of 0eooea, that
elass, which sltIo.sa perfectly trasspsreee. vss
% very hard that it would net broak - boiaG
throws Upoo . marble slab. He 0e1e Two boooti-
full vases eS THE sew material. AID prssoaeeA the0
70 she emperor. Vie eqnired Of the artist whether
cay enc besdes himself ksew the secret q he
aaoafactsre. u beisg ~ swereA 10 she asgattso.
the se6sh tyFant said he would take ehae -
one else sheulS know u. add ordered tie uohappy
doser . b pot to death in his prssesee. TIE
secret hes never since bees discovered, ualsoo
Professor Florsa hos fouod it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18
that some Of the boys Of the town intended
to distribute his beard amone shem..l-..-
for relicks.-C Ssasssoa (Va.) Spsreeasr.

NOT bAD.'-The following pevssshl. ssegast.
classical. ssA eesvisciag appssi y saia @ laso
800 @sde % oosst 81 jUssieo seoewhsso -
odd Kestuek:'
Gsssse1ss Of The Jssy-Do yos tAiak ny ell.
~ vee lives - The pleasant sallsy - Xsosoeky.
wosld - guilty - ssealie sSsvsr eeele skoiae Of
co6ssf. sAdok eet. soekea not. oalkolaao ooe.
Aed gscss. gsss!eoea - sAe Jay. sAas ysu 80
letter ssieg ~ elisse l. 'ass euiiey.' fsr ~ PEE
eoaviet hin, hin 0a6 - ssn .loAs ~ kca IL
ssAole sseIve - $780,"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

FxnALE roarsruDE.-The Mobile Herald
relates . singularly unforsunase issideae
which occurred during the late devastaaSoa
BY the .avases near Tallahassee. The vile Of
. laborine man named John Avery who
lived on Flavel Johnson's piantatioos was .
bliged to abandoa her dwelling u company
with her husband's sister alone. They STAR
PEELED to stop before proceeding more thaa
Eve milss-when Mrs. Avery was delivered
ola pair Of fne boyss IL the course q shsee
hr.,rs sl,ereafker. che walked two mi1oo and .
bali. when they came 20 IN uninhahited hsose
and spent The night. The nsxtday they Ter
,unasely ohsaiaed . ride intc tewn-ssvser
80 miles distast.-rPenn Seatioel
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

A.W.F.U.l-...---.Aw VS. - nsnB ean0o0 -
maea FIFTEEN DOLLARS - bogsse:::ssssss
C6sssso Tnssssipt.
A,A-eer . voeon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
IL snA REWARD for NELSON, who went off
as e HaEGE ON The Dist Of Noyember, 1895. He was

IL snA REWARD for NELSON, who went off
q eeSU on the 2Ist of November, 1885 He was
IL eny yeas old last August, Of mddlng stature,
Jaw and one of his fnre-eeh; is quick of apprehenson
can spell and read lutte; he has his forehead,
believe over his left eye, occasoned by burn when
child and one on his lower lip and wrist; he can use
carpenters tools very well; and make tolerably
goad horse shoe will give the above reward, il! taken
in any of the holding States and delivered 10
me- or one hundred dollars if confined so that get him.
or fly, if confined in any other State TINT get him.
or one hundred dollars, if brought to me at my place of
residence in The county of Goochand Licking Hole
Nre,inp have reason believe that he has OBJ
lancd Tree papers, and will try 10 make his escape
JEREMIAH WOODWARD. =
lan7 il-Wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

SYLVAN lllLL ACADEMY.-lhc next session III
y this institution, will commence on tie 10Th day Of
January, lS7. The of instruction, embraces the
Latin, Greek, French and English Languages Patti
culnr attention is given Mathematics and the Globes
has been twenty four years since the subscriber
cnccd the responsible duties of his profession; and few
have been blessed in eminent degree, with the
esteem and love Of their pupils, and the confidence of
their patrnns He could say much, he thinks, with
truth in commentator Of his Schuol. IT, however. pa
would properly appreciate the solemn obligation
they under TO their children, whose present interest,"
and future destiny. they have much, very mnch in their
hands-if they would remember how initiative The ma
ture Of youth u.s. and how lasting The influence Of carly
impress inrs-his School would receive larger porii"
Of their attention and patronage, than the most aborcd
euIogy On It's merits would procure.
Terms. For Board, Tuition and Washing. &lCo--
Bedding and Candies if furnished by he subscrIl~r "
TIL. II. FON.
Address Tn. Fl. Fox, p. A., Thnmpsons Store, Han
cnnntY. o. wt2UJ Dec *
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
Jan. 3.
NEW QUARTER FOR SALE.

NEW QUAKT ER FUR SALE.
VEYHIS valuable ,nct of Land lies in Gloucester coun-
e ~, on Carriers creek, and adlolns RoseweIi em-
bracing all advantages arising from York River. 1t con-
tans between $50 and geo acres of Land: inferior 10
none IN York River Presuming that persons wishing
to purchase will view the estate further description is
deemed unnecessary. ANY information required, will
be given by the subscrbsr and persons wishing to pu
chase are invited to call him or Mr. Thomas s. Booth,
who resides at Roosevelt MANN PAGE.
Gloucester c. H., Va, Dec 81 70-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

EN -YIuGISrA.-ln Powhalnn County
Il Court, January the I'd, 1897 Robert Faulkner, guar.
dian of his daughter, Martha r. Faulkner, Plaintiff
against co. r.,
Martha R. Faulkner, Mary Rebecca Woodson, Sally
Ann Woodson, Andrew McRnberts, and Amanda his
wife formerly Amanda Redd Robert II. Redd, Charles
A. Redd and Martha J. Redd, the said Martha t. Faux
ner, Mary R. Woodson, Sally A. Woodson Robert H.
Redd Charles A. Redd, and Martha j. Redd, being in
f,nIs pnder the age of 81 years. Defendants
On motion of lie plaintiff, by John w. Nash, Esq, bis
counsel, Ben. Mosby is, by the Court appointed Guar
dian I'D Item, to the infant defendants and thereupon
The plaintiff filed his Bill; and the defendants, Mary Re-
becca Woodson, Sally Ann Woodson, Andrew McRo-
ber,s and Amanda his wife, Ro. II. Redd, Charles A.
Rsdd and Martha J. Redd, not having entered their OPP
pearance and giving security according 10 the Act Of AS
senbIy and The Rules Of this Court and appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that they not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth the motion Of the plaintiff: 1t
is nrdered That the said absent defendants do appear
here on the first Monday in March next (beng Court
dav) and answer to the plaintiffs Bill and give security
for performing such decree The Court MAY make heren
and that copy Of This order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of Richmond, and
continued fur months successfully and that another
copy be posted at the front door of the Courthouse Of
this County. copy-Tesr,
January Z, 1897. 74-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

WN7iLLIAMS 81 JOHNSTON, A1roRSrEs AT Law,
wv Quineey adams county, Winois-The subscriber,
having commenced the practice of Law, in partner
slip With hlessrs. A. & r. R. Williams, Of Quincy,
Illinois, under the above firm, tenders his professional
services to his friends and The public Hewl also at
tend business agent for the purchase and sale of
lands in that State and the payment Of taxes thereon.
Communications may be sent, post paid, to the above
address. ANDREW JOHNSTON.
Jan. 5. 7J-wSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
I'RIAhl.

PRIAM.
Ts1llS renowned Racer and Stallion, now on The way
from Liverpool, will, Gf safely landed) make his
npy season Spring 1857 at my stables in tcnrco coun-
f. aud he let to q limited number Of mares.
RO. C.. WILLIAMSON.
H., oo G7-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

6NENERAL AGENCY.-The undersigned, Gene
y raj Agent and Collector for the city of Richmond
and its vicinity returns his thanks Tor the liberal sup
mort hcretoorf given him. He makes promises for
The future being that if he is deserving of public
confidence il will not he withheld Mr.. Richard G..
1unslalI is associated with the subscriber.
IanlO G15-wGw1 RlCH'D HILL, Jr.
FEVEN DOLLARS REWARD. = Ran away from the
n subscriber on the 3lst nli, Negro Man named
Nelson pale Mulatto feet or : inches high, aged
about &c years has small his left cheek, has
smile on his counienance when spoken to. will pay
the abnvc reward 10 any person who will deliver said
gro me, secure him in this county, so that get
him again. WILLIAM BOOkER
Purkinohon, On Ian 10 15-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

NYOK RENT OR LEASE.--That old and well krnwn
FL Establishment, the Union Hotel, situated on the
corner of Market and Old Streets in the occupancy
of Samuel b. Morgan together With large ihrcc'si"Ty
Dwelling House adjoining the Tavern, on Old Street.
Possession given on The first of January 1887. From
The central situation of this Establishment. and from the
run of custom ii has had for the last two years, il "
haps offers great inducements to any person wishing
to engage in Keeping Public House as any ohrr IN
the State. For terms, apply TO H. WHlIMOkE.
PrIprsLuro Nov. 30 .H-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
IL a 6hA REWARD will be given for The apprc'
* 4 QEND hcnsion Of my negro EDMUND KEN

d q aAkA REWARD will be given for ihe appInc-
y 4 aB9D pension Of my negro EDMUND KEN
NEY. alias ROBERTS, He is about 40 years Of age,
low, and we'll made, very large mouth, pleasant coune
nee seldom falling smile when spoken to; he has
straight hair and complexion nearly white, ina. It ~
believed stranger would suppose there was no African
blood in him. He very arttul, that in his language
It is likely he will deceive these ~ho might be disposed
to suspect him He hired out for the last year bat
am informed has been missing more than TWO months
i w,s with nv boy Dick slior, time since in Norfolk,
and offered him for sale and apprehcnded, but IS
capcd under precnce Of being white man.--lf taken
out Of the State, and delivered me- in the upper end
Of Hanover county, secured in any Jail so that get
him again the above reward will be given II taken in
the State and secured in Jail that get him, will pay
e15 Address ANDERSON BOWLES,
DcnoRSrNc 7. o.
Ian; 13-li
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

TGyO TEACHERS-A young gentleman. who can
produce satisfactory testimonials of character and
Qualifications to take charge Of school and teach The
Greek and Latin languages, and the higher branches Of
an English educalion will meet with situation ana H.
bera wages for the ensuing year, By addressing letter
10 ME (pos pad) Blacks and Whites 7. o. Nottoway
county, Va. HM' D. IN" q:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
Dec I3

FH1lIE subscriber, having purchased the Tavern 81
y Boydlon, Mecklcnburg county, known as '"T
3oydton Hotel, and recently occupied by MIR. Nathan"
g. Nelson. informs his friends and the public gencra:
that he is prepared 10 accommodate customers iaviH.
incurred considerable expense in repairing and httIEp
the establishment and in laying in supplies, he VIII 81
commodate those who may visit him. in style OF hea'
ness and comfort which fail TO afford sasiacon'
His table shall be supplied with the lrs provisions
which the country affords; his bar with the best Liquors
his bed rooms shall be neat and comfortable; and ms So
bea with ample supply Of provcndcr shall oe "n1'
charge of careful, experienced and attentive oste's'
The public need only favour him with their patronage"
test the fidelity with which his pledges to them sna W
redeemed OEO. hoo ,,,s
~ The Petersburg Constellation will the ulcve one ''
H-ts
q AND FOR SALE-The subscriber is Authorized
nv a gentleman who wishes to cnrtall his arHma VA
onera,ops. 10 SELL on accommodating terms, abnnt w.
acres of land part Of his farm lying on the IhcS d.
bo,niny seven miles from Richnond-JaO acres Of !1
land about 800 of which is mud land, covered wiz,
heavy growth Of ash: pine, white OAK and other vaa
bic timber-I50 acres of The high land arabic inc ~"
movements are two single story dwellings, and QUE
houses, Saw Min in complete order. The place -
healthy, and waller good. To capitalists, so good an Tr
potunity rarely occurs Of vesng funds in as va!uaD
property near city rapidly increasing in population "0
wealth 1t will be divided to suit purchasers. -
Address, LEWIS BILL, Richmond
Jan If-N"--
WOR Sale. at the Richmond Enquirer Office, J voot
son s. Duranls best Philadelphia News anu w.
INK, (wa,ranted) ct fair, moderate prices: .ssou,.
NJ 4 constant supply kept on ha"d 10 SUI mt
md erery disposition shoHn TO obltye d'sta" '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-W be
g sold for cash. at Halifax court house. the 23d day Of
January hat being court duy) several likely Negroes,
belonging 10 the estate of Marquis F. Jackson decd
Also very valuable Stallion John Finn, ofgood blood
and high repute credit W be q ven for the purchase
of the horse until the LIST day of June, by giving bond
ard approved security to carry interest from the date
CHARLES A. BALLOW,
.1dm'r Of H. F. Jachson, decd.
Jan. 8. L2-wds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
EeFTOss'S Office.

Drawing Of the Virginia Wellsburg Lottery, Extra
Glass
50 So % 81 &c GO 81 "A 43 ls
Ticket Nos % So GO, Capital Prize of $500, sold,
and the cash as usual paid on presentation, Ivy
Jan. i7I-tf1 DIXON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

FENHE Subscribers hav. formed connection for the
"a purpose Of transacling general Commission Bu
sness under the firm Of Winfrce, Williamson ~ Co,
in the city of Richmond, and Branch, Wnfrrc Il Co,
in the town Of Petersburg They will purchate ard sell
all kinds of country produce, and hope from ,hcif"'pr
rence in the Tobacco and Cotton radc united Win
strict attention to business, they will receive share VI
public patronage.
All charges paid produce consigned TO their care
and reasonable advances made when required.
SAMUEL WlNFREE,
RO. G.. WILLIAMSON,
THOS BRANCH
D1o 6i-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

1873 lOODED HORSES-l offer for sale, seventeen
g 3 thoroughbred Stations, Mares and Colts and
design leaving the Stale, will sell them at sacrhce
and Gf il be any accommodation to the purchaser) will
give credit of one, two three years. requiring bonds
with approved security, bearing interest from their date
Several Of the Mares in inal by American
Eclipse and other horses Of rcpute MY residence is at
MAMMA, near Slevensyc Post Office, King and Queen
county. LEWIS SMITH.
Dec % 63-wl0w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
Jams

sn nnaA Slaye and heading Billr;s 900
eDUsVSHU hoop pocs-w"nicd Tor immediate
use at the Prniii,enary. Fu7 bets advance upon
former prices will be paid. JOHN WIGHT,
Jan t1I-:,t1 GfnLyri .3.,Cnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

HNARMEKS' BANK OF VlRGINIA:-A dividend
b of four per cent out Of the profits of the Bank Tor
The last half year has been declared by the Board OF Dl-
rcc!ors, payable on after The 18Th inst
JOHN G.. BLAIR, Cnshirr.
73-GL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

HNORN MEAL.-We shall keep constantly on hand
g at our Mills, supply Of fresh ground corn meal,
made io sound white corn, for sale al the "wrst mar
kct price. T. J. CtiL'ALkih ~ ~