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authorized to build the 81 lghteSt calculation
Us TO what course they will pursue when
they are awake or restored. Ihls conse-
quence. sufficient one would suppose to bias:
anv theory which could he shown to lead
10 or involve it, is not only fairly deduclb.c
from the premises, but is actually adopted
and made part of the theory III which 1t
originates, 1t is broadly asserted in the
quotation with which we closed the tenth
NUMBER
Let US proceed to test it, by the common
sense and universal practice of mankind.
Suppose one of these men o be useful and
unexceptlonable minister fthe Gospel; ant
the other vile, penltentIary convict who
has escaped, by united force and treachery,
from his prison. One is now just as TAR
from depravlty as the Other, and we would
do the convict an injury Were we to with
hold from him the confidence we award 10
the minister. Why Beca use it would be
withheld on tine suppositien, that there is
something in him-somethi og belonging to
his mind-something apart from his actions
some disposition, proPe nsiy, or taste,
which renders it highly prob able, if not Ger.
tain, that he will, he has opportunity, take
improper Liberties with the rights and pro-
per,y of others when he beginsto act again.
will the teachers ofNew Divinity under
take TO persuade the commu nifty that there
is nothing in the thief wh!c h constitutes a
tendency to thieving !-nothing which forms
any more certainty or pro liability that he
will act dishonesty, than thn: he will act
with the most scrupulous honesty? DO
not men universally act on the opposite
principle? Are we not con stantly selecting
pur society, and pronouncine ourjudgments,
on the ground that men possess various
moral principles apart from and anterior to
their action, which lay the foundation Of
probability that they will at honoraby or
dishonorably, virtuously or vlclousl ly, when
placed under certain crcum stances! Would
the merchant as soon, trust his merchandise
to the noted swindler as to the man Of tried
honesty? This new fashioned theory OF
depravty is perfect outrage on common
sense and universal experience. 1t Is
wholesale denial Of humall dePravliy, as 1t
is generally understood.
Will it be argued, that habit makes the
difference in question ?-tilat one man has
contracted habits of dishonesty, and that
that is the cause Of his citing vicously !
There can be no doubt tha habit has very
powerful influence on volition but this so.
luton, ifadmittcd, would he as fatal to the
doctrine, that all depravity consists IN voIun-
tary exercises, as 1t would to the doctrine
of an hereditary and cons t!tutional propen-
sity. 1t places habit " back" OF moral ex-
ercises, and assigns it as the cause otthem.
Besides, habit is something which affects the
faculties-the constitution of man. 1t is
something which belongs 10 him, and ab'des
with him, sleeping and WI king. 1t there
fore we resolve depravit,I into habit, we
make it to consist in something in man,
which is distinct from voluntary exercises,
and the cause OF fdepraved action.
+. II.
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companied by the money: ,,o,o .;,,
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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for IS cents per square
o- less the first time, and 371 for each subsequent
Persons sending in advertisements arc reqnIr
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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

A vorking uaman.-Tnere are strange
anomalies in the human family, and We take
the Amozonian subject of the following
obituary notice, for the last Belvidere War,
rem CO. Apollo, to have been one of shah:
"Died, at her farm, near Belvidere, .pn.
the 23d inst, ELIZABETH Quick, widow ageY
about fifty years. The deceased was very
remarkable woman, and well known to all
the country round the significant name Of
Farmer Quick. Some 20 or 80 years ago,
her husband died leaving her with three
young children, daughters, and the farm
chiefly unmaid for. According to her owp..
account of the matter, lately given to a
neighbour, she thus reasoned with herselfm
regard to her then situation and prospects.
Wholly inexperienced in those caicula.
tions usually familiar to men, about the OK.
penses and proceeds Of land tillage. she de.
termned Notwithstanding her sex and the.
disadvantages of a constitution at that time
feeble, that rather than venture hiring extra
help, she would work the farm kersaf.--.
She said she believed that the difference in
the employment Of men and women, rose,
rather from the abitrary usages Of society,".
than from any physical difference Of consii.
Acknowledgement experience seemed to
confirm her in this opinion; for, as she pro-.
ceeded in her outdoor labours, her health,
became better established, and was accom-,
panied with strength proportioned to tho
task. The result ofthese labours was, that
she paid for the homestead, built a new
house, and enlarged her establishment ev.
cry way; and quite recently Bought aneiher
farm, having considerably more means at
disposal than were required to pay for it,
About two months since, Mrs Quick wen.
10 the woods, and without assistance, felled
the timber, and cut and hauled home in one
day, five two horse loads of wood; besides
dong her usual nigh. work of feeding and
fodering the stock, &c. The alterations
of heat and chill. caused by the exercise OF,
loading the wood, and riding upon the samo.
with wet feet, caused the disease which tinal-
ly ended the labours Of Farmer Qsiek."
Honesty is the best pcicy, ,
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Honesty is the bes. poIicy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03
HEALTH .....

EVE CELEBRATED ChMOMiLE OR TONIC FILLS Ct Dir.
~ EcGas, specific effect The brain AMI nervous nid,
10 ina! e tng hraIt rcu!Gws herd te dizzy eye and
III: iulcE. nin vanish before their effects like noxoGs
epia tic 5cGl Influence Of The Ecain: This Ionic TcGi
Gaze Is FOR i>Ga>es, general debility dyspepsia in
H1h W uCiCcG o! appetite APPARENT drneiGT ct
:Gc suHic:, .ciily unpleasant III: RuIl :ubnr
III The bowels lie nn be-
co:ra itabe csFonias thoughtful ueiHnaaoi un d"l"cc
i!yFocand cism o sfi::, a on Of The ea nervous r.
ahy, nismnre, Disturbed sleep, hcua'ism. ssnoGG alice
nns, dizziness uf sight, and all sitter symp"1a, Er. W
Eras CdnoTir Pills sill effect speedy and safe
Tue rnri0as W pecua 10 lie ar inIma
Gs;elY m:cr The power u d.. " EFA.>' CAMONIL# PILLS
All I2s n ia'n nni sssaj!? III ,is cruG.ry It's +o in n
lonad len the hnt mrfica u;prDdagG the iulct
thy MET with, recruiting i decHyth spts Gissirahg tho
hSa are rine AMI nsnf au c:euig +cnsins an
slug h"aT ielancho? lry cen' AMI sTH"Ea 10 lc
while sysc!n.
Evans Vegetable hpcripn Fills "a" best known for bilious acc
inflammation "i the every An, aid ~ these dis! eng
so great has j-cn The utility Of lcsc P-, that The monthly sale
States Of tho L nua.
Frv"fI Ihpn! testimonies have bccu r:c""cd by Dr. Wa.
ESna', lis oric ~ H;F+io street. Nv ori, y tcn
IL" pnbir BIZ, asa U=i rspctHba mii;l IwI
scr!e m ~ their pacicc, speaking in la Highest cieIr
:tuC$.
Ihsc Invaluable pills may Lc had M c. Ht bookstore,
;wo doors #b'c lhe Eagle Tavern, Main street, Hco3 Va,
"hat ri:"t"m iuT agencies may hr u.'a by r other" ISL
a!sr 20 M Jajns Fdicy SiO:c washing, and igs:ts. Nor
:rar = Nov I:"y = Fancy *c!c, Baltimore.
Ios. &. 5l-I2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

10 Planters rim iriSh 10 cnI@rctc to -HsSs*Spi"!.
s. tLtAalE PLANTATION far &Jtf.-I:: Su,scIirr
Of Tie death 81 his paacr, TUia; G.
n9 SAL hi' Limitation AMI NrG:S in iazoo cuu:y, four ln
.rn E"H!"i aIl known IL IL" 4LEf pl ntHtio! 1t
"i"ai 2'i c, T.: ciUr. Land. r:l:u i. with ard :
b"r, ~ ri" "." r OF ui:rIion-.2ou =. " .Ccl#l,
aa Il tn Lg*criF:iur 81 which ~ wu5Eia: iaE
-. :"r "h hcTS drl, tr sheep. logs
t''h - "a Ter su!"n; for tie p3n:.on. There boat 500
ares ui-f Imcr, OF iril e! arl 49,. ia cuivauA.-
Tn Ia, las! There IL cling us: aud oft hGss. null
separate win
y. press, Id ,uiii
tx! Il" bIc"- for which nnac aa " and !lc iy
TIC spot ~ the property l. ia-.". Ill ii: ia! '.n-
;:"i', makiH. the Northern 500 anal
2j!"J hard itand the omIhca ,0Jiu HJ with
Ia" aud 10 iJ .a( w!:: viii igavr zach
ti "nd s:mss. ~" leave cr g"c -iap nt f.riH. Eos
,'1G wi! be whao lie crnH Is gathered. any rs"n i'll
Ing purchase know Tie h. apy 10 tOr. H. Cara
line, en:uni Francis Turner The PREMISES "i Oh,
C::":nr; N". tnnlcy Nctua: Rich ~ J. "n
t:c"ca J:a &. T.rI"r L!aur:ca,gI; BL.!l SIp,
TO-, No." D,iaan-, and the subscriber, Sair!.cz
Wii.I.i.;Il FEREIDAY.
49, II. Tier" land enough orn, and with what the taGS
Gle tH later, 10: UG 2J na ahe iu!l cop
" 1.
sr.:c-n'r5 ~ .l-tlJnu
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'act n Il letter Gotfd

I-IF0cf y 7eHef H0lfN
TUSCALOOSA, (Ala) Dec 7, 1886
Dear Sir resolution has passed both branches Of
the Legislature 10 illuminate Tie capitol upon receiving
ndoubcd intelligence Of the election of Mr. Van Buren,
|" TIE Presidency. In the House the majority was very
large, ana IN the Senate Is t. II. This considered
test question: and desperate Efforts made defeat
by The Opposition. Since th, contest is over, and the
election OF Mr.. Van Burcn settled, several gentlemen,
upon whom the Opposition relied have fallen in with
their old Jackson friends never did believe possible
that any firm Democrat would continue 10 aid the Oppo-
s:l!on The Nuiers aud Bank will stand alone in
the Opposition, ard1he South will support Mr. fan'Bu-
rem as they have Gen Jackson Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

azYHYsICIANs MERCHANTS, u TEACHERS.
"a stexe.house, granary and comfortable dwelling
ssse and lot, at this place fer rent on reason,
able terms I,eseusuing yea7ln consequence of The
recent death h.lanented Doct James H. ball,
this neighbdrheea isfl entirely destitute of Physl-
can there not being nearer than eight ten mites
A young gentleman wsl qualified to teach The Engl'sh
language 10 few small children, will hear Of employ
ment Should ms onee. ps 70 study profession, he
addressed to tile Postmaster at Nuusvne, Lancaster
county, Va, will receive immediate attention. =
Nuis7ille, Dec. 10, 1886. e3-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03
J7YO.vEs, v:EEs&EyvY.i.

| FEfi!E Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
al FaTal"rs Bank Of Virginia, will ia held at their
Barking House, on "Wednesday, ltr Iih of Ianua:y
ncxt. .... g.. J. G. BLAIR. LashHr.
Dee II GG--t4J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03
PRlA NJ.

PRlAM.
yHyTllS renowned Racer and Stallion, the way
e from Liverpool, will, (it safely landcd0 make his
yt season. Spring 1851 my stables in Henrico
e, ana be lei .c limited number Of mares.
70. C. WILLIAMSON.
Dec 90. bi-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

FETslE srbsc'iANr, having purchased Tavern at
81 Boyd'on titckenburg county, kno~aasaas tho
Boydon Hotel, ard recently occupied by MT Naan
g. Nelson. informs his friends and the public seneF
TIA, he is prepared 20 accommodate customers. Having
incurred considerable Expense in repairing and fitting up
the establishment and in laying in supplies, he will &C
sanuodalc those who may visit him, in style of neat
= and conG;t which eanno' fail to afford satsiactl
&ablc shall be supplied with the best provisions
ss the country affords; his bar with the best liquors.
Nsl-rooms shall be neat and comfortable and his sta
nth an ample supply Of proyerder, shall be under
of careful, experienced and attentive osters.-
fidelity with which his pledges to them shall be
- 80 ed. GEO. ROGERS.
,oPctsrbaFS Constellation will insert tho above one limo
IL 0d-ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

Hlal"ry 2JI
In the counties of Tunics aud Perry, (boh democra-
t'c no election was heidi and The votes Of Jackson and
tan"!a we're lost, from not being returned officially.
Jackson was almost unanimous for Van Buren, giving
him about l20 out Of lao votes and in Pamela, his ma.
lIrity vas $50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

- "a DOLLARS REV hH-Ean away inn tie schcf, nv
--UI in, >, tauc Court house, F':rn, nhrnt the III n An-
,., last, o man named ROBIN, about ifir at n-r II"
with rruid fore teeth with small space
ti.u, ,: fee; ac!:s high an! Scng hiiit
un,cr. him ol NJ. Wiiam Beach. Of Frincc Edward e m"y
r IN, king aoui in .n7ho" or he u" h""ng HIS
20 sumc though hik il m"c poblhn ~ i;fpy,I
rn"&e an c!';' 10 %Gt q Will .s the nho"c "Hard b. is
tcn or State twenty-five hn!lars il taken ard coi"ed
""' ' THOMAS CALDWELL.
g. NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

COACH MhKiNG.-rhr sh.cvi'ers. having erected large
" house directly on spoil "":n !haTi E. thaPEPs shop
iurrt arc vow prepared manufacture Carriages BaTcnccs,
Boz s (.. usss HARNESS Of every description and 'c"
ov have selected hands principally O tie NoLc.n Slirs,
NH have h.cn c.nl cnpuy bri the very best
baarh their srcs. Their materials hare h'"n procured BY
o. &c rn, cash. in the "hr5I markets. which sill
h Them furnish liz disposed 10 encourage !hcia,
l. rs ;!cy caa supplied c!cw"Tr Al kind Of "s GoHc
viii nea;.ss AMI despatch We viii all tines keep large s'"a
a. a in urv line. which viii sell At sml! avsnrc$. L.
G. C.apuc vii; attend CnUhcr ince ,raa, and Charlotte
o,-,. ac; will ai which lie entrusted Him.
',''-' e. Z. L l.. G.. CIiAPTELL.
" g. VIC would take sN ho!s the above
hr.insss ru, il to l6 wears old C.. f.. y. G.. {.
tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

H:E Subscribed; having asoaioe themselves Together under the
i-, Of crorcr * E.n exclusively ur the ufo'c oil 'nF-
ring by Goods business, sat wholesale ana rai aFs
taken the iicry occuPirlh Nn 4 n:i h!in nv" oF4
RECENTLY Ly Jcnr:E NOLAN Co.. whc!" Ecy VIII III few days
and desirable assortment 81 Staple ma Fancy
hcy fell assure. TIA, they be able sell favourable
tsrns sy Ike ciyBy keeping ercry ar hat may
c.l rcy stcwirr ;hrr goGs al MI times With
pleasure expecting persons To huy rni my
arc su,c t"y themselves that hey vii! NJ i"
mad dealers TO sail aad c%ari" ic
:;pc. 5rIy.c they supply Themselves uOS. .hNII II,
.i:., J;Ou.o p;rhn,unS SANTA 3j-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

"a roorIs opposite The Merchants CnI,c icuse,
square above the Eagle Hotel where he will BIZ happy
to receive The viss Of his friends, and all those who
either Ir"m IL" less CT decay OF lc;I teeth, mag be
pleased 10 favor hin, with Their ccnident" and patronage
itc:rr 10 Rev. Mir. Smith: Rev. W. f. Lee Rev. Mr..
Woodbridge, Rev Ar. rluna:cr, prsj I!rockenbrnngh,
K. W. l!nxall, e. Watson, K S. Bolaunan, Jas beac,
Thcnlas Johnson Gen. D. rcytoo:
Dec ..-.. @'~E. -g.. CI-ouwif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

rsAP?AHAXNOcK .iCAD%My--lhis INSTITUTION viii ""m o"
80 January uni" III" superintendent at W.
CHri,s !, nwis Principal misd y cnlp""ni az" iiFTd
The iaa. cSD"r:cacc.o Nh Lc" IL Tie 81
y tie t.sh, we'll uit"s:cd D. E;' i"f
er service il iiual afford ample pledge OF IL" h1'
.ni iplc u those who nc communicate lis
Ihe coue of Instruction vii" c:racc al the branches o" coed
:aa, i"a:iau r',5rarn: Natural l">. ply The hriy aud
:"cr .! suyr "S, Maie";il"t, al the LAIN" ''Fse" "d
Gra;ir!! t.
The expense this nstiiul; on, ne!ns Beard: r''i'
y, a: .o .icG!ir. furnish q" tie car@c MI b. 80
rTa tin, ruii"cned al lEc iFi"iEh: ie
hra o 81 the ,iu.iin: "d tie n Of good Library,
Viii SEEM III, Iatron 81 thu, hcr"l itr1rase
cninyc,: !,y / Ter Scvrr.I years !lsi. . =, ;.
i,.,r TO the rrincp Il; &: Nc7u Caroline cG'ny
m the l cn:nrr ana aztec HAT iimc - The ial'"I""'rk
~, r., ,, ,rlrr al pU;, ROYAL will p;ni;:
,'':o, - " " " join H. Bi:R%AED
Fris:&fai Il Beard ~ 7rrs.:t:.
Ell
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lICC. -

SHSO TEACHERS.--A y"ung gentleman, who can
q produce satisfactory testimonials of character and
qualifications take Charge Of school and teach t'e
Greek and Latin languages and tue higher branches ct
English education, vii! meet WIN situation anu Il.
beal waves for tie ensuing year: NY addressing cter
to me post pa;d) Black and Whites P: o. No,cway
county, Va. " NJ D. i.,oi n.
D,p Il-W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

PETERSBURG FI~h!LE .i-H.T:lNI.
Rn LUCY y. GRAZ, who has bccn ur engaged
in i!' Instruction Of r'e yoI! rc1"rt'ul, informs
ai'f ~ Trtcsjn. AMI us VICINITY that 81. 49,: female
.e"H!ry the first do ct ucIucr Mr. Cray will be %ic
hg ">s i:s! aui vel qualified teachers. 10
anas III" objects Of liz acton, substitute active
ris: J ;h. reception n,su:aiirn, De- leading
:r;!giiO ii. :n&l c tie
1 IL! ~; b. rc:lGdc .ucr branches oi
i!r!c;i,r vii a ci""n ~ - lio-;npr Irirr=, Nr5. I
c';a Grammar. tru";nr viii: lie OF tie G"s "r iidp,,
!"ni, !rA ald riciicll: History, ogia and au"rii: Ma
"fi, Mn:ai "n! !.cniai lhUjc. PG"!y 81 ,;a..,i I"
Egg iDlu.y. Government III" EIIri $i4rs. hiru:ic,
C:'~ai .try Astronomy aHd u i.ruai:c:.
fhcncal "r"img aud CuMi0iton Mi H. a:.c.-d h Ike
wrnic school.
Tr aiI:n; ca'I;.nca, c"@nrc"L hc sciGo
Iii"i; u"r.hT t.c control @! i':c priEripa!
I" t"tnair ar!., number, will 5o<;r il thc
r n Mr.. ,iay, anh viii !aia",rs ?r"n0c tie i-
i"c - $40 placed uHrc .u.F,r. Ct
lass :rl ," viii CToy lii, double a;:2.c 0i day
aa '":Giaic ai"Uiio" The expenses in lh seminary peg
sion ri jrlpr,. payable in airnn"- iii be fellows viz:
Fu7 Tuition ia i:a:iigI i;rancars. 5000
French, G:wnc. painting. cub:O icTy &c at chaIscs.
M!cmt~;c;s nj approved !crnidI'nn Ill ir employed.
For t"a'!ias bedding, ieI light, 80. $500
Nashnr, ., r,an u " inr
se,siu 1t i highly desirable %I ,oui tie s'' Al tie
opening pu' admitted ut r"'!" t' 81"
for absence, ic o; the I"Stii"oH e'ns
the wi,"sh.r the CIniiS rresea' o; absent
81 i irr d.: ., Acxsadia Rev. :. u Wi!'n" john
no.: -sr:s.--%v H. Wa'.o!d VI. H., Eh"s g. 2'i'f" l. l..
I'd en.or Hugh scrcr r. j. Bioch"EItoH,
Hon Was. ;ochcGrou,h Joseph Jane RicHmrG 'Sh Hc",
Wm Thomas .IiLi.nn Petersburg: lanes s"nIe w.
MAXWELL, Isl. Vim. Garnrt!, Norfolk.
, N., 43-;f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

6 NVEN MEAL5-,lye shal! keep constantly on hand,
~ 1! Our Mills, sufaly Of fresh ground corn meal,
MADE hom sound white corr sale at the lowest
kct rcr. Z. J. eaEVALLlE Il co.
Nov H. 51-o,vts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

/ To Office is hereby given. dat the Court Of DifeG.
~ tots for the Lunaiic aospital in the city Of VIII
iamsborg will proceeds on Saturday the l4't OF Janra-
~ ls37 to elect keeper and manager OF the lnsttu'
inn supply the vacancy occasioned by the reslgna'
ttion OF Mickie Cali, Esquire.
Sone nesa apply but such can exhibit testimonials
o goo character for honesty, integrity and street So
1 hris!y. JAS. LEE, C. l.. II.
Dee % }S3i; 1n-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

uSOR Sale. at the Richmond Enquirer Office. John
son & Durant's best Philade Phia News and LOOK
INK, (wa.raned.) at fair, moderate prices:
NJ a constant supply kept on hand!o sat thc seasons
,,, crsru disposition sko,cn 10 obse distant Printers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

EESiHi)-Ran i.bn lhr "aSrT
her ~ ,r IL; iu,;. :ccro n:ch E:tnpND kiNAEi
IL il a follow, with dark: and s'rash, h"r Ley eyes,
T.r r,oi ai yer: quick spoken: h. is ""n forty yr"
- i ii =, y ne would suspect lis 5crE slave as! PC
-; NAV s1 under tie ahcTr ZANE, or '" q" f"'
o / ryo,I lie ha! when he lc.l. white hat, ncaS ~ W,
NIL a,liooaa. Al master" Of vessels are inT"wh'" io
.ay !li r.a m board 81 vessels, il expected he VIII 10y ara
meal :s ..r The reward aud MI able
vii; be raj m apprehension AMI delivery OF sail slate /" me III
III, uolar cm! U! iilH,v"r nnniy, Va . .a,,
NIX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

FsYHE Subscribers have formed connection for the
purpose of transactng general Commission Bu-
sness, under the firm Of Wini5ee, Williamson x 70
in The CITY of Richmond and Branch, Winrce " Co,
in the town of Petersburg. They will purchase and sell
all kinds Of country produce and hone ron' .IeircSpe-
rance in the Tobacco and Cotton trade united with
strict attention to business, they will receive share OF
All CHARGES paid on produce consigned to their CARE
and reasonable advances made when required
aH' - SAMUEL WlNFREE.
70 G.. WILLIAMSON,
,THOS:. BRANCH
:. Is.-s.-. - Ga-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

EEANOS FOR HIiE.-The subscriber has 3 good
Z u rough Carpenters, good Sawyer, ! able yoany
men, and boys from to II years cid, whom he wishes
to hvc cut for the next yror-1he boys will .."h n
Factory hands. Ia .'a ;;Te 10 hF' ths'n as m"eh
a. nossihle together. Thc subscriber will he in Rich
mond on the h lOlh of next month, and the hands
prc not hired cu before, they will be hired publicly, on
fl,c 10Th. by Messrs J. 81 s. Cosby g. Co.
JNO. R. ARCHER, 7mtln.
p d 7O-tl0j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

Eichmond, Frcdc,irLstnrg, ard Pc;omac Rail RG"d
A R,quiou g?oa e Sioc1hoiaEri ncGiir o. IT," rtr-
$50 a::n; ""d directors oil tic k'c!'..d, 49," WV
rrqr aii lrad Co3pany, Ike 1a'h Nay ieE:
~ That slime oflie capital >,"r& being $40 on each
h. rufn rum holders ~ paid u the following
fines IN vii 50 Oh :hc ll,n: o. Iuar Ia" 18th Of In% Gh II
;mr Of cn!rr, Ocorr HoYcmhcr H. ccmicr, AMI Janu'
ny TO h. arf the credit o the cunlHny ~ hcco!"fc IN
Il: !.auk rl |ir.n;a. : .
Gr.r TnaI *ho may anticipating i'll part or
anwri :cTrs ic H''"n"iS hi.
v.nsci By hem tie periods whca The >n;" won! 80 !
e ,,:.c, r,,'n tho ,r;Yrips HILARY BAKER, Ctk
We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

E-IOR RENT OR LEASE.--'Eh a! old and well known
Is Establishment, the Union Hotel. situated On the
cnrnsr Of Market and Old Streets iii the occnrnicy
of Samuel =. Morgan: together with large tlTre.s"Ty
Dwelling House, adjoining the Tavern, on Old Street
Possession given on Inc frs, ct January c37 From
thc central siiuacu Of this Establishment: and from Tie
m, oc custom it has had Tor the last t:o years, il per
hans ot:es as great induceEns 10 aiy person wishing
=, proade in kcenae Public House any other in
the Slate. Fer terms, appy.,o H. WiilTMORE.
|, Petersburg, Nov. y -.--- o9-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

STATE OF MIsssspPI.-The official returns from The
State OF Mississippi, give tie following result of the
the late elections
Fuf Mr.. Van Buren,, $50
Hugh L. White, 9.GSS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

EYDUCAVlON-II" subscriber, hav,"g employed
81 Mr. Alder, T. Hewlett. i"achrr "f the ensuing
year intends opening Schoo' al his residence (Scotc'
'rownl il: Hanover county the i'h nt January :st
and terminate hr 18th OF Dacerh:r following, making
tcr Of ten months after dcdnclln% one "t tn" summer
mouths iir vacation: in which will tc taught The Latin
and Greek languages. English Grammar, Geography
Arithmetic Rratim! and Writing Nj Hewlett has 81
saclory testimonials of his character and qualifications
to teach School, from sari!ers OF ln"h standing ard
rrra rxpcrrncc Price if board and tuition including
Washing !oHging &c, $3.50 payable hall yearly.
The SUBSCRIBER will take five or six noys. not exceed
ing 10 years old, as hardrrs in his family. Scotch fown
is in orc of the most healthy aud respectable nrl9hhor
hoods in lirgina. JAO. |. TAf,oR'
Dec j., ot-lS