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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
LOOK AT THIS {!
NOW is THE TIME TO MAKE
A FORTUNE.

The ProPrietors certainly expect to
draw their Lottery on the 9th day OF
February, and invite all persons to en-
brace the present opportunity to supply
themselves with tickets.
REAL s. PERSONAL PROPERTY
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue oi decree Of the Circuit Su-
Perior Court Of Law and Chancery, for Au-
susta county, bearing date the 18th day of
November, 1886, rendered in u cause there
in depending, between Harvey and Worth,
and others Plaintiffs, and Jacob Knney's
EXr's. and heirs, Defendants-I shall, by
virtue of the authority vested in me, as a
Commissioner, on Monday the 18th Cay Of
February next, sell on the premises, to the
highest bidder, on the terms hereinafter
named, A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND, lying about two miles South West Of
Staunton, containing
800 "A G. Ee Il s,
being part of that tract lately occupied bv
David 5. Peck, and the same which was
conveyed by Chcsly Kinney and wife to the
SAID Jacob Kinney by deed, bearing date the
goth oil September, 1908, and duly recorded
IN the Clerks Office Of the County Court of
Augusta.-The improvements on this tract
are very desirable, being a large two story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, BRICK
KITCHEN AND SMOKE HOUSE, and
a large frame BARN, and other necessary
out houses-There is from twenty to twenty
1--we acres OF excellent meadow land, which
has been in corn for the last two years, and
now in fine slate Of preparation tor SOW ing
down in timothy.-On account of its prox.
unity TO Staunton, its good buildings and fine
wafer, II can be made most desirable resi-
dcnce
On the day following the above sale, be-
tore The door OF the Eagle Tavern, in Siaun>
Ton, ] will also sell 200 ACRES OF UN.
IMPROVED LAND, lying on the head of
the little Calf Pasture river in Augusta Co
adjoining the lands OF Col. Joseph Brown
aud others, and near said Browns SULPHUR
Spring.
And on Saturday the 4lh day of March
next, | will sell on the premises, in the town
OF Warren, in the county OF Albemarle, the
following lots, lying in said town-ONE
LOT adjoining the lot of William Brown.
on which is situated a small w ooden house
ore story high-34 yards front, and SIS back
ONE OTHER LOT, adjoining tho a.
boye, 40 yards front, and So yards back Ron
which there is a Wooden house and kitchen.
ONE UNlMPROFED LOT, adjoining
the lot of John Morris.
ONE OTHER UNIMPROyEDLOT.
adjoining Alexander Fretwell, and separated
from the lot last mentioned, by an alley.
AND ONE OTHER UNIMPROVED
LOT, adjoining DIR. Burton's lot The
quantity in the three last mentioned lots no,
known, but will be ascertained on the day o.
| sale
All of the above property, will he sold on
The following terms: one fourth Of the pur
chase money in hand, and the balance pay able
| in one, two and three years, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security, and a
| lien retained on the land and lois as a further
| security.
The sale, in each instance, will commence
at y o'clock on the days above mentioned
if fair, if not, then on The first fair day there
after.
JAMES CRAWFORD,
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TRANSPORTATION
On the Winchester and Potomac
Rail Road.

Tbs President and Directors of the
Company have established the follow.
ing rates Of travel and transportation be-
tween Winchester and Harper's Ferry
Fare through. with reasonable allow.
ance of baggage for passengers set
down or taken up at the Depot, on the
Island of Virsinius, near the Poto.
mac ST. SO
For any intermediate distance,
per mile. G
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
DOWNWARD TRADE.

DOW ~ w ARD IhADE.
Toll for transportation from the Depot at
Winchester, and delivery at the end
OF Wager's bridge on the Maryland
side OF the Potomac, for flour, per
barrel, lS
Wheat per bushel, S
Corn and Corn meal, Rye and Rye
meal, pes bushel, AZ
Oats, Z
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Ironand Cast
ings, per ton. ST. so
All other commodities. per ton per
mile, 6
Transportation to and from any inferno.
date Depots, the same proportional rates
with the above.
ASCENDING TRADE.
Transportation from the place on the
Maryland side of the Potomac above
mentioned, to Winchester,
Plaster, per ton, ST. rs
Salt. per bushel, 8
Fish, per barrel, 80
Merchandise, and all other commodi-
ties, per hundred pounds, IL
And to and from any intermediate De.
pots, the above proportionate rates.
The above rates include al! charges
incident to transportation. to and from
other companies. There will be small
additional charge made at the different
DePo;s, for receiving and forwarding
about cents on barrel of Flour, and a
similar rate for other commodities.
By order of the Board.
JOHN BRUCE, PRESIDENT.
Winchester, April 7, 1886.
&%The road is now ready for trans
portation.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
TRU ST SALE.

- - ~ ~ II Mn - HLA
BY virtue of deed of trust executed
to me by John MofTett. and duly admit.
ted to record in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Augusta, which deed
bears date August 10th, 1888, | will
proceed to sell, for cash. to the highest
bidder, on Friday the 18th day of Fe-
bruary next, in front OF the Wayne Tav.
ern in Stanton, for purposes mentioned
in said deed, all the intere st in and to
certain TRACT OF LAND, lying in
Green county, State of Kentucky, and
containing upwards Of
1000 ACRES
The interest Of the said John Moffett be-
ing one seventh part of one half OF said
tract Of land.
Acting as trustee, I will convey such
title only as is vested in me by the deed
aforesaid.
JOSEPH BROWN, Trustee.
Staunton, Jan. 26, 1886.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02

1t is proposed in a paper read before
the Academy of Sciences of Paris. to con-
struct balloons of thinIy hammered sheets
Of copper. to be filled with gas, and to
be guided and augmented in their move
ment by steam power attached to the
bout below. They would then move
more swiftly than carrier pigeons.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02

The cholera was raging furiously at
Naples on the 9Th of November; the
deaths being from l40 to $50 per day; in
creased by rumor to 500. The weather
was cold and uncomfortable, and the
crest Of Vesuvius covered with snow.
The deaths by plague at Constantine
pie during the week ending Oct. 4th,
were about 1000.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02

CoFFEE.-The annual table OF exports
from the ports of Havana and Matanzas
exhibit the curious fact that in the last
three years the quantity of Coffee ship.
ped to the United States exceeded the
whole quantity shipped to Europe by a..
666, 600 pounds. The export to the
United States. during these three years,
was 40. 49D, 900 lbs.
10 all Europe, 81, S24 600 lbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09
POETRY.

d. E-,;eItrsoct.r 1angaJLs4rdJ yr EsbTaarg.)
'T'" THE WRECK Or r!i@ MEMO.
Twas in the .no,nius watch-a ci'est!'-S m''"-
Keen s:.o,c tn hit,t winch acial!t" ~ G":
Wien s;oa, Bar, her ct;* with naFas"'p " w.y;
Dashed ,ouurI her port, wi!a Eon+ 70 -
Clear sueamuh sci: acr !E-'srns .:S'Ll,":'
but bsou:l;, ulas 40 pI!oES tten"", " nr
Tho ,r.nI.li Gus, a shower o. frozen sP.";
Syrn, rem tha satouis, enc .s2d IN 10! n"', ;T .ued sail.
Ana xr,rc. the sai.rriny lars cuuI" '-'s'
u,o ,r,,hI, inmates Of tho crowded. ocI.s'
,rho r;c,rfl rw, ~ho cosilc: cnGc"'' ''St
r.r,h'Iics we,c dreaming of ,he 'Et'':ai ,.M
Ebr:", :ooa ,acy hoped lr weleoas su ~ ~.
p,icLan:e oi aoac. aud those VITO '''"e !"
Lon, i,,d they sen, "i.h weary eye, The 81"
So law ly dlr lite tie i.nMtss "sS:,
I'm, now tue h1"i Hey coveted va" Won, =, !, ,i,t,, doris.
nv h "mr ,;,~y soJrat Wa NeA,, their trA'ui! vel! n'ch ee'''
T,o u,,,oa muraused .ohiy, il her SLEEP,
q; prosperous days, aud c!aspcd he! 'n'.I' BOY
The !na:dsw drrarHede ct one VINO . 'He SSP
yrcat 10 seek &C. Il home. aSa IL her Jay
Hun :yuat has itck, too happS toHe co.!
Til, Lasbsnd deemed lis tell with riches c'o"nea'
yN;:h i,;lvd power could ;i,he rot, nor destroy
Ac:i.I i!o2e all oyc!ils battered round,
An! brcsoAeL with he. wings 20 / 'eeioHi ; H'''0"
From such ble.t deans, i! such were 'hc''s, the! "'Ae
70 all that ,hou.ht can picture OF despair;
High o'r, tho bark the ;aEs'i.ts cs"sh s'sH''
Ana aca,h 81 : ia The Pa'a!ys:ns or;
On, wbc. the :ernaal: Iii ICY d:i:"Hd 10 spare,
s,E. from the hl.inr wrec. wsie Se,u 20 Si'e'
What we're iEc .ang. OF ttosc lei! hrip!eS. h",s'
With tossing %y;ps, they :h!oni sc! tho vessel 4 ''Ir'
shuckinp 10 Heaven Tor all, wh:.e ho"i;"s sees '.f''sa
They persisted, one ~ one, that Rhsttan s5o'"-
Tue s:lvc. haired, the G-auti!rl, The young
Sorae were .ouni wrap; es ~ = ctys;a' s!ioud
OF Wave. coa.calsi, liza, ,onbea :!.m whore TIE? e:aSE'
Some ca tie strand til" senn':hHS a'tA"s's Ea's'
Linked in uHtctiea's ngolissd cn;1Ircsj
Ant 10 The ssser's eycs tn" ware ear: 'r'nnE'
As ,hev schvd two b.tes--a g:ear "' s'Aee-
Iotked IN c.e, o,nr:' 5 sG2s, aui r!!!owed :see &c Ease
They ,e.:i in ear,h-,ha seas recovcic3 F;ey:.-
Not,r,oe.,sn now inrir -.-am!a;- .lA"H sat"'&
soae oui:erin. lip sasll tell the d's'!&! tale,
F,ora many u lone will hurs, the roiee ol wall
Bu, when i, ceases, ai the &c. At h;op lrarSS
The check 40 mole, saai! :rn''ta!c rtr'a:..
SeI,a:nys OF lore ,pwart tho" h"So A'he w.
Who bo.e with solemn Ti;es, /" eN''tS 80"
- ~, y,--, l--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

EN CHhNCERI-TigGISIA-At Rrlts. holden IN
the Clerks Olice Of the County Court OF Gucki"s-
ham. The I'd day Of January, 1877; n.,r
Peter r. Jones, l''''!!'i'
auIus,us Cobbs. YIN. Da!Iowc and Ann Elizabeth
his vile. Ai.hur II. Moon, Saml Winirty, VIM; Lel'cl
,n, j,,,rs I;rown. Defendants:
THE defendants. Vim. Ballowe and Ann Elizabeth his
wife. and Samuel Winfrey, no; haTins entered their ap'
~ and ciyan security according 10 the act Of As
scn!,!. and the rules OF This Court. and i, appearing, by.
SATISFACTORY evidence, Tia, l!!ry are E"' inhabitants ct
this country: his crd.rfd. That The sad absent defend
ants q" appear here "n the first day mt IN" next may
,c7n. a"d answer the bill Of the p!a:nlh!j and tia! copy
81 ,I.s Order be forthwith inserted il som'e newspaper
published in The Ci;y Of Richmond for two months sue
cr:sircIy and posted Il, the front door Of the Courthouse
Of this county. A C',pY-Te$te.
~D--rSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

ccuntsnunced b. it. Pat ii, contrary TO ali just rS.
rrcla,ion, the Mexican Government shall adopt mat
act, o.. give sanction to ii, by approving oil their minis.
conduct, the continuance Of diplomatic intercourse
between The two countries can 10 longer bc ciiheI use
iul or reputable to Tie United States However pam,
MAY Ire the consequences, tic honor Of the American
people requires the President 10 instruct yon, as ] no"
do, in t!a! event, to demand your passports, ard 10 re,
turn forthwith, bringing with you ali The archives o.
the legation, 10 lhe United States.
have the honor 10 DC. sir,
Your ohCairEt servant,
JOHN FORSYTH.
rowuArAy ELLIS, Esq,
Chargc d,.!jasrts Of tie L'nitd St0tts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

Maryland. No 2-drawn 25Ih January, ISL.
30 - II , - o. 10 - c. ~ e. 42
Virginia Petersburg Lottery. No. !, fr lS37.
81 Is 5 20 81 Is - 53 | A. 81 III ~ >
Grand Consolidated. no. ), for 1887.
90 10 - % ~ 60 &c II , 4S
Virginia Wheeling. No. !, Extra. for l>37.
IS ii I'll ID 81 - = q - II - ii
AiexanGria. SO. ,, for ISL.
Sc II 50 Is 81 - , ~ - II - IS
As usual. prizes are goiag daily from III" lice Of that
welI.known distributor oi capitals. ilOYT: wlc'r orders
should always BE- addressed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

10000. leo prizes Of 81 600, IS 10000"
Virginia State EoticYE,

Fer The h>nsii; Of the LcCsh"rs Academy. Class NJ. .,
10 jc dr:'7n at .l'crarGnt. ia. FL. il, 1857.
Rich and Sp!,add Capitals
ST. 0G). SD, u01. $iN.G1H. $500, 2,0SD. loo Of 900
~ Vi 800, 20 al 800. - Of POO. sc, &c.
4 7avk:!c q whole ticheis in this Lottery will BE-
oi halves sis, cc,ii:catc Of do. So, ! packars Of
quarters. 81 -. certificate ni do. SO.
Single whales $40, halves 81, quarters 50 ~.
Tickets in all Lotteries 70: >a!t hy i!c pacharc rr single
ticir:, - the al.lucky l!OiT.
At H., Virginia Lottery Office. directly under Tie sign
it!c E.aglr. vino has and is now selling mu.e Capital
p5;.rS Than any nthe- vrnIcr in the kmoMu world.
=. Is. Orders IN nj! cases strictly confidential.
aJ'O!irrs for Tickets from any par. u the United
States. hY Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or pi.e
tickets, thankfully received and executed ty return
,as!. with Il" same prompt NttcnI'n rs rrISonal aHpli-
cation. ana lh' result given imhGn rcQur.icLj immcti.
s:r,Y a!:rr Tie dmwiNE-i, addressed 10
f,h7 E~7-2lwltj y. VI. liOYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

y 5ENEY-rhr distinguished competitor Of Eclipse,
= 2. and sire vi Alice Grey, POSI- Boy and others, will
stand the ensuing season. at "Lanrel Grove, Hanover
comfy. Eirsinia, about nine miles noI;h Of Richmond,
ON the Mlrchanicsvi!c turnpike; where The best care will
be taken oi all mares that may be sent 10 him.-Terms
Of covering, $40 the season, and l2J to insure, payable
when The mare is taken away, or found to be in iaal.
Jaul4 ~77-wtf JOHN S. CORBlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09
s5SSaIE"S
EGsscrY GnH EgGhGHS,p 0GEcc,
RICHMOND. EHG!:n.
Eg55a's''S

IloYr is daily sending prizes to his patrons at q dis
lance: within three days four capital prizes have been
sai! IL tLat fortunate distributor o! prizes. flOfT,
Look well 10 tie magnificent scheme !hr tie 18th Of
FyhruaTy-Fllty Thousand Dollars Capital; 10 prizes
Of 81 eco, &c. Tickets only $40.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

EElUNpED liORStS.-l Offer for salr. seventeen
g 3 thorough bred S,ailians. Mares and Cu!>: and As
I G'srga leaving Tie State, VIII sci! them u, n sacrifice:
ma IL II ur ans recommendations II Tie purchuSrr.N will
give + credit al one, two or Three wears. requiring bonds
with approved security, hearing Interest from their date.
Several Ut Iii" Mars are irw il ioal hv American
Eclipse. and other horses ut .rpu;r. Nv residence is ut
MAMMA, near SIrvcnSvi!le Post Office. Nag and Queen
COUNTY. LEWIS SMITH.
Dec. ~ 6S-wlOw"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

EOiIN FI.lNN, one Of the best s.ls OF tie !rn"~@r,
e. Monsieur Ionson, viii stand The "nSn'ng >~a>'n .
haliiax Courthouse, Va at go the season. FoT IL:
,irr particulars Of the pedigree OF this hran';;n. s. !iOa
SEP h]an!bil!s. CHARLES 4. BALLOT.
.7Gm'f II ~.larg"is I. JacEso". &,C&
E.hi St-iul
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09
Jan2U
I0I:,S, RAILROAD COMPANY.

Thirl. .EnMTlh, EyM ard Sl1H tHSlnEMc"'s'
a r 4 ,:ect;ng Of the President and D'rrcloFs o. Tie
a Louisa Rail road Company. at TayioEsS!Ile, on
Monday, tie 2lst day Of NoYemter, l:"'- ~,
road Company be. and they are hereby required, 10 pay
into the Farmers Bark OF; Virginia, twenty dollars per
SHARE. on each share u STOCK held b. them IN The sad
Company. il instruments. as follows: i've dollars per
sIiar: on the Isl Lav of January nest: five dollars per
share on the Is, day Of rrbguary next; five dollars per
share on ,ic is, day Of Marc!, next and iTe dollars
per share on tie lst day Of April next.
Ry order Of the Board.
NATIiANlEL THOMPSON. CtTk:
The Ius,al:oeuts That have been called for; III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

EATANrED, fer the ensuing year. an I'"Hr@;, >o,r:.
90 capablr Male House Sel:aai. Lk'GtsE. f..
male. 10 attend 10 Cl!amLcTs a4d Wash. E."Guirr att,
nro Nuy. l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09
Dr. Forsyth to .Hr. Ellis.

HaShtngtOn, December 10. 1886.
SIR: Mr.. Go!cs!izl has. upon his own responsibility,
Terminated his extraordinary mission 10 the United States.
The President will not believe that The hlex.can Go.
vrrnaent is under the influence of the obvious preiu.
dicsS which have distorted and dlScolO.rd every orIrc,
seen here III The view OF their iunctiura.y. Tie ian
and frank explanations Of his motives and purposes, in
the precautionary means taken Oh Tn. icvatIcrs. should
have satisfied That Government lIlt nothing cnuld b..
further irom the Presidents intentions than to inj,re
Mexico III her Interests or in her honor. UaGrr this cen
riciion, he trusts tnst Tie departure o! The exiraord.nary
mission, Will, IN no respect, Interrupt tho friendly TrlL.
tlons between the two Governments; and he iustIucis
me 10 say. that whatever feelings such Il step was caicu.
lated to produce, i. shall art be permitted to Gimiuis,
his canld, nee IN The amlcab!s opposition of The McSi.
can Government, nor IN operate in his mind prciud!ciu,.
y to lis interests. Although lie President sup3oses th3l
ine Mexican Government! will h ave found, in the comrnu.
n!calions heretofore made by the Department 10 lis EnYov !
Extraordinary. satisfactory grounds 10 justify Tie .nea.
sure viewed so un:avorub!y by Mr.. Gorosiza, ycl his sin.
ce:e aHd strong desire to pre- vent say misunderstanding On
'te subject induced him 10 dclcr;IiHc, on lie drpaIIurc /!
OF that minister, 10 make sucIexplanaions as might pre-.
Fe"t I1e .teSican Government iraIn being niisied into
the aaop1!oh oi lie errors OF their minister. Since my
return 10 lnc seat q! Government, The grca, pressure OF
o'iiet pubic business, and the condition OF the Pres.
aeht f iea'lh, have delayed Until Ilow The execution OF
hat purpose.
so 5000 as The contest in Texas was found 10 be ine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

Yg7'iE subscriber. having p~uTclasr,! the Tagr:H .
q Boydton. MrscElenburg COUNTY. En""a Is l.
Is. Nelson, informs lis friends ana tie F"blc gc",n".
thai he is prepared 20 accommodate customers. Has!
met! red considerable expense ~ !rpli:irg all" t.t;a-,
TIE establishment: aud il laying ii supplies, !c Wa.
comla01ale those who may y!si. him. in I style u To.
nrss and con:D!t. " hich cannot fail 20 afford SaI!s:.r...
lis table shall be supplied with the host proY.sa
waic! The counl,. affords; his bar with ,hr best IiqI.
ha bedrooms s!lai. lie neat and comfortable; and his =
b!".. wiki an ample supply Z: pro"cmdcE, sl."i! be w..
charge Of careful. expericnccd and attentive os:r:s
TIE public reed only !ayour him wi;a ttlcir patronage.
les, ;hr fidelity with winch his pledges TO ttcm SHAT,
.rGremet. ti.o' i.H''t.!>S
~. II 3!-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09
AsA REWARD -Abscordcd from nv &c.
Is SeHV in Goochiand. [Dover.l in .Anru., !,

9G AeSO IN Goochiand, (Dorerl In August a..
sIl"e WAsuISGrsr; remarkably tall, large and ikrIy
brown complexion. about p 10 81 year "!d- ?lra:*...
counlenuncr. and very active aud Spr!ghtly-ro g.rr:s
lar mark recnIicclcd. He was purchased Of Alcia,..:,
estate, in January, 1885, at Georges tavern in G. rci
land-had been Il waterman On JAMES river IT, Sey..,
rrars: j. we'll known, and las Il vile and otler rcI,,,.H
about Columbia and Gainesville, where il is believed by
,nay now be found. | vii! pay a reward 6: SiGO e., T..
delivery To my manager a, Do"er. so Il secured ia ~,
TAI! in Virqinia, so that get him a@ain: q! s!lr # laE.::
oout Of the State. and restored to me.
JOHN llEIiI, EihmoaA p .
Inn 2$ SJ-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

FE2EN DOLLARS REWARD.-SjIayrd " So,
s i:nn the Sr1b.cs Of the Columbian tio;r!. a Fan,
day night. tie lllh DvcemJeT. j ia" ma!". fur year,
old. with black legs, name and taiI->h" is up':a:i%.:fr
teen hands high, aul was in very !:rt "r:"r w:ca ~.
left. The abov" rc"ard will hc given a"d -! Tca>aa1i-
charges paid. for tie delivery o! said uaG" to the ~.
sc!ibrrs at IL, Columbian i!o;ri. or Tor such iaiJ.al
ton as will enable l!!r!m to gct he! agstn.
j. u. SuBLETr 4 Co.
Rich ond. Jan g. e3-i:t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

fHYEN DOLLARS EEWAkD.-ihr sun d! =,
q dollars vii! be given BY the s"@3.:ilrr l.. lie d.
pcei!cns!un and delivery TO has, OF 10 las Ovrr:ecr !,
iiaag9cr. Of a young negro woman: naI~d JUDY. y"
ran away from his pIam!a:ion, n,ai li-",ve::o%n. or 4,
81 January. She is about II years Of az. Lack all
likely. ana las been accustomed To field v",.. H. /.
levcs sac is harbourc! either in this city, or il. lie Lrs,
bor!.ood q hi, plam.aIi'In.
WM. EEOCkENEEOGGN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

p nor SALE. OR EENT-Ihe Fous!Icc Grist Mill.
q situetcd on the James river. bclwccn Rutherford
Mil aud the Lo2ks.-App!y Immediately, "a; this Office,
far terms H'-trl Jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-09

EATANiED 4, this Office. iIr The present wear, !
w Young able bodied man servant (whrse business
will be in The house, For one that Is sober, honest and
Industrious, a liberal hire will be- paid. ARMY tow m.
W. Dnnnavant. u Early application is desirable.
February :, iS2..
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Jan. 81.

a. Polnt, an Mc "a dag If .Naych nlt.-in pursuance
TO tie purPo:; OF iwo deeds Of trus, "Accutcd Dy h"rj
min Cooke, and Of Record in pI."rr Gcarg. touuy
Cont. tie one h. George ". S.a.nh.ck and " !i.ta"l i
Mac!arlaud. Trustees for the benci! Of lhe Bank g.: -"
giuia; and The otlier ~ Thatuas T.. Cocke and "It"hrllf.
Epcs, Trustees for the benefit Of thomas C"ch- a@t
others. Will be sold, without reserve. for ca,h. At City
Point. N Prince George county. on Thursday. H." ~
day Of January nrXi, from - 10 ~ ns-roC:. men. NO.
men. bog: and giris-cnOngSt whom. i Il I"UgM tx.
peTtcr, and some valuable housc servants. Tie :+"'
going sale vii! take place ~ consent ofalI the pa:lss IL.
te!cs!cd. MARY COOKE.
-jtniuis;rUiyjr 0f r,ri forLs hi.
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t. la consequence Of the extreme SEVERITY 81 ne
weather. the above sale is unaToiGabiy postpaid r"!'
Thursday. the ID day OF March next, wien the s-e "!
positively lake place wilhou. reserve.
MAtf COOKE.
.3Gatn!sirairiz n Is. Co'"e. dc.
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~ NERAL AGENCf.-II!c undersigned. Gene
GE raj Arcn, and Collector for tile city OF Richmond
ana is vicinity. returns his thanks for the liberal sup.
port !err:DIarc given him. lie makes no promises Tor
tMr fu,nrr. being snre that il h. is deserving 81 public
confidence. it will not b. withheld MIR. Richard Il.
TunsIgIl is associated with the subscriber.
Jan IN r.-wi;wi R!CiID HILL. Jr.
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U3lvgrsiTY OF Va, June 30. I,@G.
The undersigned feel great pleasure in sls;ing 'a.
Mr.. G. W. Truclcart Was 4 student Of the Unigraay
Of Virginia for two years and a halt; that lie graduate.
in the departments Of Ancient Languages and Cicwj:.
try. and made such proficiency in Mathematics aG'
French. az fully to enable kim 10 inpart a! Tie know.
ledge upon these subjects that mag be- required in c5D.
LuctiHg Z preparatory School or Aca!t my
Durir. hr. Tcuelicurtis attendance al he University,
he wa distinguished By diligence and = strictly "l,a!
department. .
The undersigned are therefore o. oriAion, i.., &Ih
his principles, habits and u!la!nInrnis. Mr.. I. ~c-n"v!in.
to give entire satisfaction 10 ali parents w!.o nay cnlus:
their SoEs t. his care.
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WM. EROCKENEnOEGN
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