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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30
Female EINrafigu.

Z
YER MRS. MILLER will female school at Dinwiddic
" first day OF January which will be
branches, addition branches
English Education, Natural cnd Moral Philo-ophy the
branches OF Mathematics Astronomy Chemistry Botany:
Painting Frcrrh and German Languages Ieqnt-
Cd Latin and Greek.
Terms Of Tuition.
For ordinary English branches, per yGsr S25
For Of the above mentioned branches, except Drawing
and Painting, 10
For Drdwin. aud Painting, 10
and Mrs ~ will speedily make arrangements for teaching
Music which charge Of So will be mne and also
Of boardcrs their family until then Mr.
r. Meade John T. Crump JOHN A. Meade will accommodate
of $40 month"; 500 for tho scholastic
year, washing and candles included.
mont twill be given in July, and month in
December year. The price OF tuition o c,ch
required in advance.
iinwiddc C. H. ia known to bo very healthy situation.
" o. few young ladies can be received Immediately.
FERDINAND II. MILLER.
0r,3 JO-wCY
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TO 7HE EDITOR or TIE E%QUIRI


observe with deep regret, an article IN your paper,
signed Zone Of the People, inveighng, in terms alike
ungrncrous and un Just against MIR. Hunter, the present
worthy and talented representative in Congress Of the
District composed OF Caroline, &c. Now Sir, am Il
Democrat and such. am free 10 confess, that can
enter into none Of the feelings and views which seem
to have acua,ed the writer just alluded 10, in his ILL
timed i'll Judged md Liberal attack upon MI Hunter.
What friend of Mr. Van Buren, is there IN the whole Of
this District selfish and proscrPve, that he
in Mr. II s dsinerPsicd and honorable course nothing
10 admire: What Democrat refuse to appreciate
the services Of onc who, al time, when all was appa
rcnuv gloomy dismay and wild disaster in the Demo
cratic ranks, came forward and manully susta ned
their most vital and engrosslng measure: can not
Mr. II merits the applause OF his county, and more
particularly, the appreciation Of his District In the
present attitude Of things here TO decry Mr. II is TO
refuse his powerful operation IN measure, vital 10
the honor the interests, and the liberty Of the people
cannot believe the writer is truelearted Democrat:
the article savors much of the spice of malgny 10
warran, the belief Doubtless il written by some
malicious Wing as an adrot device to drive Mr. Ii.
from his present position My knowledge of that gen.
lIeinans character (or know him well, and have al.
WAYS admired him from boy, for his talents rmness,
and penerosity) satisfies me that such attempts VIII
have no more effect him than "thc firing OF pocket
pistol against the rocks Of Gibraltar.
ru)y convinced that fattery or encouragement
by the friends Of Mr.. Van Buren, is requisite to make
MIR Hunter stronger stead!ast in The principles
lately ayowed By him on the floor of Congress, yet
take this occasion him of the support OF all
trur Democrats so long he acts up TO them Neither
the, ricks Of enemy, nor The Ill Judged illusions OF an
indscreet and popularity friend can ever drive
from him, free, intelligent, and magnanImous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

'HiIE Trustees Washington Academy Of Wcsmorelard
wish The Of Principal of the
Academy for The They would prefer married
who could unite the boarding and scholastic departments The du
those usual tho best regulated Academies high
schools The situation elevated remarkably healthy and IN
uuishns mud agreeable ncishhoood The Trustees have no
opinion OF methods which all bour
from the acquisition OF believing that The result OF
slow patient the Of both pupil and
teacher they therefore wish with gentleman who VIII
make III, profession Of teaching the business Of life To such
the Academy offers advantages, where real will
nssurcd command decided patronage. All salaries entirely
depend upon the tuition fees.
II the Principal should be Minister Of tho Gospel and willing
preach for tho neighbohood reasonable additional
may b. expected.
Apple will nidrcs, their letters Lcrdstown
WGsmorclaad county Ia and post paid BY order othc Board
HENRY TAYLOR, Presid,n,.
5U--wiw
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D1nnrnI az lie ChernEecs

The Warrenton (N c. Reporter Of Saturday fur.
n.hes letter from " Head Quarters Of 3rd Regiment
Artillery, Camp Missionary Hill, East Tenn Oct 7'h,
which that the operations for the removal of the
Chcrokees I" bad been delayed rather entirely sus
pended for the last month for want Of water this having
been one Of The drcs summers ever known in this
counry lately we have had abundance of rain, and
business is becoming lively, loaded with Provi
sicns and followed by train Of Indians, ssght by no
means uncommon, and within the last len days not less
than five or thousand have left for the West; they will
soon be followed by others, and in less than month
the whole nation except few straggers will be on
their way; delay must take place between the diff
ferent parties 20 allow The contractors time 10 collect
provisions their depos along the road, but shall
lose but few days in this way, and feelings are free
and agreeable, with hopes of again reaching the borders
Of civilization during the coming winter We have no
fear of any difficulty with the Cherokees, except some
hunting in the mountains Of North Carolina, where
few of them have resored not wishing 10 remove; de
tachnen Of troops has been sent for Them from which
we have not yet heard; not the slightest difficulty is
cipated unless j, is in finding them among those rugged
mountains; look for them daily. Consistency m ay
require their removal but certainly interest never could
they now occupy few barren mountains where white
man never would think Of going and which never could
be of use 10 him were he there and when sent West
they must settle Of the richest portions of coun
try and one which in few years must yield TO the en-.
terprise of the whites.
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CAROLINE SENATORIAL DISTRiCT.

The Wings this District appear to be in much rou
BILE. The present incumbent, S. Ii. Parker, Esq, 10
them is gall and vinegar. Before it is known whether
he will again be candidate, they marshalllng
irving get caucus-Hyc caucus! IN order to
nominate his successor. Wonders will never cease
Who could have imagined, that any Wing would have
had the unbiushiug temcrIty 10 recommend caucus,
after the lavish abuse heapcd upon the poor detuded tme
sereng Democrats for hGeing fGn " ftdettes? OH
shame upon ye, who the only gifted aud decent oncs
for thus blowing hot and cold with the same BREATH
But 10 our purpose.
AS Mr. Parker Of again candidate) to be violently
opposed. ought not his opposers TO state openly their
ground of offence: Parties are not exactly RoU, what
they have been. Let the Wings Of the Caroline Sena
toria District call caucus, and present TO the people
articles of their creed Let them say, how many are
Sub.Trcasury Wings How many are National Bank
Wings How many Clay Wings. How many
are for divorce between The Federal Treasury and
the Banks. If they will do this, we oplne they will
fad that they not all Of the same political faith
Then, wonder they have so many would be Senators
and each supported by those oil his own clan way
Should the people discard their present worthy Senator:
Has he not fully sustained their interests: Is he not
sound politician Of the JctrsnnIan SCHOOL, Is he not a
gentleman courteous in his manners, unoiicndlng In ms
department, and scholar: Has lie not won the esteem
of every member of The body which lie has presided:
Did not hps and Republicans equally vie IN raising
him to the Speakers Chair Why, then, let u, again
ask is Mr. Parker be put down: Is he alordecai 10
some aspiring Hannah: Does he fill place which some
Whir thinks he is justly entitled 10: Voters OF
Caroline Spollsylvana and Essex, do not suffer your
Ocl-es - - Lndiod by those who are seeking 70
ride into office upon your shoulders discard not lain
full Jealous and de voted servant TO make for
aspiring dcmlgogue, who may be more after the fleece
than the flock Stand by your present Senator, who, for
nearly two Terms has ably represented you. Spurn
any Thing in the shape Of dctatIon. Wings, you know,
have said that caucus banngs are unworthy your sup
port. DEMOChAI
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Richmond and fredericksburg RajIroad.

Richmond and Frcdtricksturg Rajir0ad
On and after the first Of November ncX freight train will run
- only IRIwEkELr: 1000 $780,
Lowing Richmond at II o'clock TUESDAYS Thursdays and
Saturdays: - ' ~
And eavn: Fredericksburg 10 O'Clock
days and Fridays. -
Tho NAL train runs as hcreoIocleaving Richmond daily
A. W., and Fredericksburg daily 4 | . A. NJ.
- Fare from Richmond TO Fredericksburg, 81.
ct3i 5O-,r
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.W0lsagcys' Office, EiichA,oud, va.

Drawing of The Virginia Monongalia Lottery Class
No q. for lS}5-drawn eth October, 1888:
Sc 10 ~ a - - 10 fl 73 80 81 81.
The Capital prize Of $4,000 in the above Lottery,
was sold by d. NJ Hoyt, venter OF this place
Oct. so JO-lt
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EFD89HIS C0ss;'g OF Fortune.
lctnLrr .NtL. lSIS.

UrtOOCT DUH, IcNH
UNPARALLELED LUCK More alorions news for the
country.! Hoyt, tha,;inimtcble Grand Capsl Prize
seller sold the FORTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
Prize drawn on Saturday last the 9th inst to gentle
man in the country by certificate. This makes y NJ
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS in two Piizes sold by
d. NJ Hoyt within two weeks Such an instance was
never before recorded in Lottery History This will
provo to The unbelieyng that the blind goddess HAS Ia
ken I'D her abode under The wings Of the American La
gle lloy,'s Office.
For the 100 080 10 be drawn The 18th inst, be Pacu-
lar that you dec, your orders to ioyts as his office IS
the place for capitals There is not that Vencer IN Inc
WORLD whose luck will compare with that OF
u. ~. HOIT,
Richmond, Ia.
Sc - 10 IL II - - IL IS SO 81 81
were the drawn Nos in Virginia Moaorga!iu Lottery,
No. 6-drawn The 27h inst.
Whole Ticket il 81 II SJOOGO
do 10 IS 10000
Both sold by HOYT.
Ocl 30 J0-f
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ostsl [5o-wS~.J JOHN HUNTER, c. C.


= tUber, lS:'S:
Polly Mo. Rachel Ellis, formerly Rachel Moss and Eliza
beth NORRIS, CoTplaiEants;
against
Jno Norris. James Holt and Acrn his wife Lease Morris,
49, Ii-,I Ta~t - 49,
eoHGpys iatHn,, Defendants.
The defendants, Isaac No md Nancy Pollard having
tered ihcr and according the Aci OF
Assembly nnh the rules Of this Court and appearing 10y salts,
that they inhabitants this
ordered that SAID defendants do here The fourth Thursday
December and the Dil OF the plaintiffs and a
q This order he forthwith inserted IN pub
shcd in the City nf Richmond for months sUCces'c and
posted the front door of the Court house Of this
Copy-Testc, +. q. LEIGH, c.
Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

a MILLER WANTED Il wish 10 employ miller
"a TO take charge OF a manufacturing mill en- the
Roanoke. To that bring satisfactory testmo-
malls of his character and capacity immediate employ
ment would be given single man, with
small! family, would be preferred My address, is Boyd
ton, Meckenburg, Va. WIN TONNES.
October 30 3O-St
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RICHMOND MARKET-Ocr. %.

RICHMOND MARKET-Ocr. 90.
No change in prices OF produce has occurred since
our ast-Corn and Oats quite dull o! 81 co. and %
cents.
AT New York on Saturday, Flour common and fancy
brands, was very duh at So 50, and So IS.
Twenty shares Of stock in the Exchange Bank Of Va,
were sold at Lynch's on Saturday, sos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30
MARRIAGES

Married. on Thurday evening, tho 18th rs,aui by the Rev.
Wilson, d. D., RoBEHr Sour, ESQ., Of Fauquier county,
Miss MoEaoS.
Married, Tuesday in Aqua Church. the Rev. C. McGu,
MI JoHS e. Hull Of fredericksburg Mss FRANCES Am,
daughter Of the late John Moncue, ESQ., Stafford county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

The Bouquet-We were yesterday favored with one
of the most beautiful bouquets we ever saw, from the
garden of Mr. p. Cotiom in the suburbs of the City II
exhibited great and splendid varieties of the Dahlla and
of the roses The Dahla has received some injury from
The severe drought which il has been exposed during
the summer-but the singular taste and OF
Mrs G. have succeeded in bringing out this magn!l'
cont South American Autumnal flower in great beauty.
We were indebted to Mr.. Day, late of Boston, for
some fine specimens which he presented US lew days
ago. when we visited his fine field Of Morus Multicaus
near the gate of the Mechanicsyillc Turnpike. The
Rosa Consiantia the most brilliant in his collection
We seize the opportunity 10 lay before our fair readers
the following simple method, which the N. York Anne
rcan recommends for the preservation of the Dahlla
during the winter "Soon after the occurrence OF severe
Frost we cut off the stalks few inches above the sur
face of the soil, and clear day carefully dig them
up label each variety, and expose them through The day
to dry, then put them in box which will exclude rails
and place them in dry cellar perfectly free from frost
The National Gazette tho Daily Advertiser Of
and the ~ Times have been courteous to follow Inc
copying bera communication from the Char
Advocnc addressed oursclvcsWll they do
the Justice which the Masonian has done, Of copying
its Spusr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

"A PETITION will be presented 10 the next Virginia
"a Legislature, praying that Law may be passed de-
carIng Dan Rivera lawful Fence. from lis junction with
Stanton River, 10 the mouth Of Country Line Creek
in the County Of Halifax.
Halifax Z. H. Oct 80, 1888 50-1t
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N OTlCE-A petition will be presented to the next
lS General Assembly OF Va, praying for the esta-
bshment Of precinct elections in the county of South
ampton.
Jerusalem, Oct 30, 1888. 50-w4w
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a NOMMlSSIONER'S SALE.--In pursuance ora de-
" cree pronounced by the County CourtofL ouisa.
the 10th day 0. Oct. 1888 in suit therein depend
ing between the heir. and distributes of John Tisdae
decd and Elisha Milton, AdnInistrato, dc bonis
with the will annexed Of John Tesdaie decd, shall,
Commissioner under said decree, proceed TO sell 10
the highest bidder, at Louisa Courthouse, Tues
day. the eleventh day of December next, and
and fifteen in nurber) held BY the late Eenor Tisdac,
widow Of said John isdse, at The time Of her DEATH
der The will OF said John 'rsdale.
The slaves very likely, and some Of them me-
clanics and liberal discount will be made for cash.
ELISHA MILTON, Commissioner.
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The Knoxville (f) Register of the 18th states, that
they "have had copious shower Of rain, and few
heavy osts, and but very few of disease have
appeared within the last week."-Judge White had an
attack from The prevalent malignant disease but
covering n
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LOUISA R9JLRDJD.

HlE train leaves Richmond and
DAILY at 2P M.-PGssengcrS leaving Charlottesville
morning arrive at Richmond the evening; and likewise
from Richmond they Charlottesville ening Icuv-
ing Richmond on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays,
Lynchburs tho evening.
Faro from Richmond to Charlottesville s. 90
Do do LynclbuTs 10 10
Leaving Fredericksburg the mail train A. NJ
Charlottesville the evening
cksburs Tue'days, Thursdays and Sundays, they
Lynchburg the acknowledgements from Charlottesville
fredericksburg WILL after the lt OF November lodge juno
on and morning take the mail line Fredericksburg
Fare from Fredericksburg ~ Charlottesville ST 90
DO do Lyachbdrg 10 90
81 At,
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The Posmastc r Gene raj is visit 10 the Her
mitage. The Nashville Union states, that his health is
impaired, and that he hopes 10 improve it by little
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

u The Tract Of Land, belonging 10 the estate Of
John A. Carr decd, advertised OIL the first page Of this
days paper has been sold.
October so
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FENAkE NOTlCE.-l lorewarn all persons creditIng
q on my account my wife, Louisa q. Cruddock, she
having quit my bed aud board.
Oct 30 F50-2lH{ ROBERT CRADDOCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

The Boston Gazette (Whig) does more justice to the
South, in the following article, than lis neighbor WING
OF The Boston Alias which gave OConnell the credit Of
stating as fact, foul Islander upon Virginia. "The
following letter Of Gen. Hamilton 10 the Editor Of the
Richmond Enquirer, speaks for ITSELF and it will be read
with great interest. Mr.. Hamilton Yields vigorous
pen end he deserves credit for vndicaIng his county,
assaults Of o Council"
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Camden and PhiLadcLphia RAres.

Last Friday, last day-Jockey Club Purse 81, 000-4
mile heats-J B Kendalls Mary Sclden beat in two
heats Col. VIM r. Johnsons Kitty Heath by Eclipse,
dam by Sir Alred-Tine Sm. ii 2s.-Sm. l9s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

IN CIlhiCERY rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the Crct Superior Court OF Law aud Chnuccry for
county tn" Court house utcoI tho first day Of Oct, o3s
Augustus IafSons, Plaintiff,
Fanny Fances Young John W. Tccrs and Zachsrn w Per-
kns, sheriff o 0uiS and sIch Garland
Anderson, who, his lifetime, sheriff of ouisa such,
almin,ita!or appoIDcr of Thomas Peers Decd Dcis
Tho rlainH heretofore fled his BILL inon and tEs
said JOHN W. Peers from nrGug and to sui claim
plaintiff of land Louisa wherein thu said Ioln w. fcc
has r-vcrsiUn. after the said Fanny ioun.'s cestuic
defendant Juhn ". Peers, entered his
nHd given security according To law and rules Of this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
iaaant of ta STATE the motion of the PniIn by his
ordered, that lr said John W. Peers appear before the
Judge Of said Court the Court house, first day Of tho
Term Of said Court and the hill OF the plaintiff
aad that OF this order be fohw inserted in
lpc published in the city Of Richmond Of
months successfully, aud posted the front door Of tho
COurt.hOu oil this county, day.
!. Copy-Testc, ~ ~
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Female School at Hhc Chimneys Caroline county, pa
VENHE exercises Of this Institution will commence on
u 18th January, lS9, and terminate on 18th Dccem-
Der. In addition to the present lnstruciess there will
be an Associate Teacher competent 10 give instruction
in The Latin and French languages Mathematics, IN all
its various paris and in the different branches OF Eng
l!sh Lessons on the Piano and Guitar by Professor Of
Music attached TO the school.
Board including washing and lodging, so 90
Tuition in the English branches, 10 Oo
Latin and French, additional charge
Music, at the masters charge.
Use of Piano, 81 per month.
Terms half payable I, The end Of five months.
Each young lady must farnish her towels and canda'
Applv to Nj. YOUNG,
Oct 81 T5O-wlw1 Agent for the Sckoot.
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Oct 80

a SITUATION WANTED-By a young gentle
testimonials from hi, former and presen, employers of
his capacity 10 teach Greek, Latin Mathematics, &c.
&c; also Of his morality and application TO business s.
Amy communication addressed 10 c. H., Verdon 2. o.,
Hanover, will receive immediate attention.
Oct 30 5O-y3w
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Gn.NcH E.cmANcE Baxx or YIrnIYI., !

CIlrhesrHc, I'D OctJbcr, 1898.
&c order Of tho Bourd Of Directors oil Exchange
Virginia at Norfolk, the Branch Of that Bank Ciarkcs-
vlc Is authorized TO dispose of FIVE HUNDRED SHARES OF
SIOCk terms equivalent To the the original
that by adding the respective
time they became due until the time OF In conformity
with the above resolution Books hereby opened tor
sad stock the abO.a this Office, un the lst
December
TINS OFFICE opened for Deposito and the
business generally the usual hours Discount
Tuesday III each week. ABM. W. IENABLE, Prest.
a. e. FINLEY Cashier.
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81 20, but it is not TO be taken as criterion Of the
mnrket-the fair quotation from good to prime red be.
ing 81 ~ to 81 ~ Some of these purchases have been
ior out OF town account parcel of Virginia wheat
was sold today alSl 10 and 81 60, for common prime
London paper states, that "Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson
were among the visitors at Dunobn Castle the seat Of
the Duchess Countess Of Sutherland"
The Liverpool Correspondent of the n Y. Star writes
on the 18th ull, that he beicves the American Ambas
sador has returned TO London He is very much liked
II appears from late English papers I" that Mr. Ste
venson has had an interview with Lord Glenelg, at the
Colonial Olhce and that The discussion upon the Caro-
line Affair." was still going but very slowly, at the
foreign Office 1t is stated in the pa per from which
we copy, whether this interview was bcfore after his
return from Scotland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

Let US look out, then, for new Signs Of The Times
Ere long, we shall probably the r. Wing going back
to Its auspices about Gen. II. countenance We shall
see perhaps its supple Correspondent he Friend State
ghts) changing its coat, and addressing series Of
Letters TO the Hero of North Bend-earnesty and pa
thetlcaly beseachng him TO abandon all his Federal no.
tions-and adopt more accommodating creed
.7notscr Sign The Cincinnati Republican, which
came yesterday, and will go the whole hog with the
Wings, has another significant hint upon this subject
II asks, "What then is TO be done: am Of The opinion
lanswers the Z. r that there is other way under
heaven whereby this question be settled 10 the
tire satisfaction of the ,hotc Hhg party but by Mr.
Harrison, Mr.. Clay, and Mr. Webster themselves They
must provide against the assembling Of National Con.
vention 10 determine The question, for this Ma
tiona Convention assemblies the great Wing party will
be riyen asunder 10 be united again What then
is to be done? | answer, Mr.. Clay, and Mr. Webster
must speedily and uneGuivocay decline, and publish
TO the world, and the Harrison flag must be up
throughout the Republic. Then, and NOT THEN,
CAN THE WHO'S SUCCEED" (THus THEY Go D-But
not even with the Harrison flag the Wings succeed
If the friends of the Administration do their duty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

N, OIlCE, 10 the heirs of ABRAHAM DANIEL,
u dec d, OF Cumberland county: You will please
come forward as early practicable and receive your
due proportion Of said dccedents estate as am ready
and anxious 10 close my sdminislratorship.
LEONARD DANIEL,
administrator Of 7traham Daniel dec'd
Oct 80 So y1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30

NY Gentleman wishing open nhe county az
commolated with "0d stand house, aud on ea.
sonabe terms, by applying ts H. w. Mauck s1 nj tho E1ro
Hotel, Rtchnond, or 10 N Phoebe Scott, AZ f. min in tho
lower end OF Powhaan County Possession can be had n, Cb,
certainly and no doubt arrangements can be made with Mr.
MIuck Ia give possession forthwith. " "
oct~ 50-w2w+
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Tue subscriber har,g determined House Of private
entertainment nj the Old stand known Ly the of High
Hill IaverJ the lower eni Powatan
dcnc OF John Dep but recently the residence OF
Mr. Henry '" aues, mile hollow opkiDsYio ind miles
above MI Austin Spears Buckin2 road will every
hing n her Tor tho OF all those
who may think proper fsyor her with their custom.
Oct 50 =, LSo-w2wt Ann u. DRAKE.