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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07
NO.. J..

WORTHY OF TRIAL-From the Balti.
more Patriot we copy the annexedartic lie, rel
alive to the preservation ofihe PEACH TREE:
This valuable fruit has for a considerable
number OF years past fallen a sacrifice 10 a
destructive insect that preys upon il near
the root, which is discovered by a gummy
substance issuing from the trunk. Many
receipts have been published to prevent and
destroy this %ruinous insect, but they have
rot had the beneficial effect that could be
desired. The writer Of this has a ~favorite
tree in his yard, which has for some years
been infested with these insects, and which
he had taken great pains TO remove by the
application Of ashes, lime, tar, &c, all Of
which have failed to answer the intended
purpose. In the course of the late spring.
when the leaves came out, they soon chang
ed 10 a pale color, and to all appea rance
the tree was going to die. AS a last resort
for its restoration he had recourse 10 char
coal, and a small box was placed around tho
roots OF the tree. and filled with that article.
1t 50 far succeeded that in a short time the
tree revived, and took a second growth. md
now is in a lnxuriant state, the leaves of a
dark green color, equal almost to any thing
OF the kind, aud much surprised all who had
previously seen it.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07
From the Bennington (vt.) Gazette.

A young man who boarded al a house in
the country, where several coy damsels
who seemed to imagine that men are terri
Die creatures whom II IS an un%Pardonable
OF the young ladies with whom he boarded
He replied, they were very shy and reserved.
so they are. returned the other. and so
much so that no gentleman could get near
enough to tell the color OF their eyes
That may be- said the boarder, quickly,
yet ] will sta Ike a million that | can kiss
them all three without any trouble
That you cannot do cried his friend.
1t is an achievement which neither you nor
any other man can accomplish
The other was positive, and invited his
friend 10 the house 10 witness this triumph.
They entered the room together. aud tho
three girls were all at home sitting beside
their mother. and they all looked as prim
and demure as John Rogers at the stake.
Our hero assumed a very grave aspect
even to detection. and having looked visit
fully at the clock, breathed a sigh as deep
as Algebra. and as long as a female dialogue
al a street door. His singular department
now attracted the attention of the girls, who
cast their slow opening eyes upwards 10 his
countenance. Preceive the impression be
has made. he turned TO his companion and
said in a doleful voice:
1T wants three minutes Of the timcl"
DO you speak Of dinner ~ said the old
lady, laying down her sewing work.
Dinner! said he, with bewildered as
pect, and pointing, as ifunconsciously, with
curled fore6nger at the clock.
A silence ensued, during which the female
part Of the household glared at the yoang
man with irrepressible curiosity.
You will see me d~ecently Inferred, said
he turning again to his friend.
His friend was as much puzzled as any
body present, and his embarrassment added
to the intended effect, but the old lady being
no longer able 10 contain herself cried
Mr.. C--.pray what do you speak OF.
Nothing answered he, in a lueubrious
tone, blu, that last night a spirit appeared
unto mel Here the girls rose to their feet
and drew near. And the spirit gave me
warning that | should die exactly at twelve
o'clock to-day, and you see ii wants but half
a minute of the limel'
The girls turned pale, and their hidden
symphathies were at once awakened for the
doomed and departed one. They stood
chained TO the spot, and looking alternately
at the clock and at the unfortunate youth
he then walked up to the eldest of the girls,
and taking her by the hand, babe her a sol
emn farewell. He also imprinted IA kiss
upon her trembling lips, which she did not
attempt to resist. He then babe the second
and third farewell in the same tender and
a6ectiOaaie manner. His object was achieve
ed, and tina, moment the clock struck II.
-Hereupon he looked around surprised.
ard calculated. Who would have believed
that an apparation would tell such a liel 1t
was probably the ghost OF Annanias or Sap
phira.'
1t was some time before the maidens nm
derslood the joke, and when they did they
evinced no resentment. The first kiss broke
the ice, and thanks to the ghost, they dis
covered that there was some pleasure in a
bearded cheek.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07

temperance. The New York Methodist
states, from official tables, that of 1929 dis
~iilleries in that state in 1895, there are now
not more than 200, and that the consump-
ton of foreign liquors. including wine, has
been reduced twolhirds while the popula'
ton has increased more than half a million.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07

Probably it would be safe TO add Demera-
ra TO this list. The number o~fstaves of that
colony is 10000. The number of blacks in
the above Islands,in proportion to the whites.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07
SLAVES EMANCIPATED IN THE
WEST INDIES.

The following table and estimates are CO.
pied from the Pennsylvania Freeman
First of August, 1888.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07

Human error walks in cycle, and reap
pears at intervals,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26
Igi0qbIc .7iJcmaris LaDd for !Sai..

Es virtue of Decree OF AbcnaTle county Court rendered
the 81. Jane, ISIS, IN" subscriber cErfs 1t pirate sd Tat
va!u- "t ~ La"d Drions'n: TO iEe cnr al Jn s. CAR,
dec Formerly Tie residence MAJOR la G"rhc, lying tie
Ficirrk bUrs road miles below aainius the
u OF John EUI- Peter crwciher. and Others and containing
hundred 1h !aud l. beautiful
ted Immediately the base Of the Southwest fountains,
a1d {" pleasant Hnd agreeable NEG hoods
the The greater the lsGd cleared, and nt
Of improvements Int there suci"ncy Of woods Ter every
necessary rurnSc The soil il pTinc pa OF !he best
Lrd admirably adapted the g.owE Of trhArcO
aud clover. THO improvements comprise comfortable dwelling
house, aud hiding, suitable Tor large fi'r
An unIry of obtaining desirable estate rarely
gentlemen defiance, wius purchase will Therefore To well
To view TIA" land without delay.
II sold privately before Alhcnarlo September Court will
be fHi Duc ri the premises Tu"s tie 9TH day Of
Srrir.nbp-. tar. otherwise the nest iatGT:.
Persons the land viii pl cal Nj lctcT
Mrrw residing the immc"tc vicinity who vi" ford them
every facility, give iGfrrn,niIun desired.
TrrnSonr fourth tho puchas" money cashte lance IN
three equal NJ tw" and three !-rc purchaser
bonds win approy security and decd the
laul. ELLEN VI. CAkN, C"mmSs""fT.
Irro - ii-WioS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

james R;rcr aad kqRGck1 Company
LABDREGS.--it n""in: Of the President aud
- Directors the james EIver and Naua"ha Ce"a"y On IT,
e. lunc. 1898
oy.r level OF the the now Paying,
advertisement OF the &scHl Nh
R no published 10 the Richmond newspapers, Ua'! the force
Ca level shalt be discharged by N" Company on the
,-tIpa OF the work be cN"cu;ed thereon
R-si fr,cr That from after Monday morning next each
r ernuy- by Company SAID work. who on as c"np
m - aforesaid shall returned by the SAID aseHt as having
,ed will anl faithfully every working day. Except when una
y.h r:eycntcIl the time when hr shall engage ~ me
inl service the completion OF the sd WORK, and az
ay, & we'd ~ orderly mauner, shall be entitled !" receive
m additional allowance Of - per the rates OF copensa
TO, n Iowc paid the Sft day occnrTin: lhS the
O.. Company ater the completion OF the shi M"'S:
Pv hn~cver that additional compensation shall be pad
h the Company service
v In. work Oh level shall be completed; md pro-
yd further that these resolutions shall not apply TO any persons
acr,n having promoted the a:e strike for
" ons sid low OF level.
Published by order o. the Bnifd W. t. CBiilESDhH'
Ir,. Il fIl-tf1 Sccrstary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26
$1,000 ono eor.a Of pubiic work 10 be let.

q z q q
EjNIAkG EMENr OF THE ERIE cANAi.-s"ried proposals
Will he received by Canal until the 9th ony
Of iuiv next, O'Clock J.. Nj ioT ~ OF double
locks Nos 3 S. a. 5 lG, H. L. 49, 90 90 and 80 und the
excavation and cnbaTkncut.
Ao, 10. constructing the iuciuct the Mohawk ri
sbout 100 feet length aud sections ni canal adjoining
the .an
No 90 aGunn. aaueduct SO
kaws rIvcr
For constructing aqucduc tie Schoac Geek
600 fort length, and canal adjoining the
The will be required ant all
and other materials hch hcan procured partially procured
g" the locks, and apw therefor
thew have been estimated tho pcsrut
schedule OF such stone materials and prices will 30 exhibited the
ecriyir. proposals.
The sections TO he completed by tho m day
ct October, lStn.
The pc-s completing ihe and entuSUcn OF the
viii be considered TCludn: the srDg cad
;!imnit. The hanks.
Security will required performance Of and
hOgd br accompanied nv the names OF "snnsie
guyius eir become snrceF II the chafc
those and the Sueties they shr
f-sr"h The Chie'o Resident In
grc.S gond znd hc rKeut OF their
poubty hY Se frs; Judge CLERK OF bs couny which
the. scvciaiy reside, will b. rcGuircn
No transfer Of contracts will he recognized
pT"Gics the line aud The plans ard SpechraonS
nf OF constructing the work. viii
animation al the Engineers "icc ~ III" village ii
iay Ju next, which places blank propositions will be iu
! ni-hrd.
Tn maps nroies pans and specifications will also lie exhibited
S>inncrs' niice the 81 Albany lie
% and Tvs Iy which place proposals viii 10 received
Persons proposing wns aa they wish 10 contract
mas, specify the ~ 'Wiity they desire I" take
OF all that parties 10 any propositions
irS. he written ia III" signature 20 the same.
which be accepted will b"
qrrc Immediately after the acceptance o
tho
T the right such proposals only
WILLIAM &. RnuCK,
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n -kia.ISA.-A rules h"!h"n III thc Ter SOL
r NJ N. Circuit superior Court al Law aad Lh2ncey Tor the
,,',y NJ h,r'r,:r the iih day of june ISIS:
Nnb, Gillian admn;-trGt al bDH!s win te VII an
'"i irr ,Ia. ,,i,i,r, d.c,a,,d. Plaiutf:
y Gillian administrator Of Jacob siosy, Decd Jack
" r. linn lanes Moody and Amey i4 wii" John H. Gillian and
MARTHA h.. wife, Euhrh Gillian Hnh stephen Gillian p.s
IN, rcrd,n,s JACK II. Gillian John |! Gillian ami Martha
m % and Robert Gillian, having cniesd theh appearance"
ma arco,n. tie act al Assembly hnh TIE roles OF
liz cont and appcIrr. satSfc"n OF the Cnuri III Ecy
80, n, this SaeDn The motion OF the p'n,ih by
il ordered 10" 9Gid defendants do "rpra before The
ill., - Inc .al Court Courthouse Ct H." ad county on
% IN, OF ard enter thnir nprc iHnc", nud an
aiu;; binni iiat copy o this order he inserted IN
80 n,reI rul,slrA in tie ui RichmonL. 10: hs
and no.d 4, the door Of ic Court hOuss u the
| said county. - w! re, n.,- poprNsON n
q, Sv+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

IN TO VIII Circuit SnpsT"t So:,'
house on the olsi day Of April. 1876: ,,...r
lanes sizer surviving partner Of Luke szcT, Plaintiff
pimnd Gcorge admir- of George W. hcen, dc, Howell
is and Martina f. wife, John A. Payne, and Ann i' wife,
LIZ ~, =, - NcI Gin Defendants.
Tic dcodan, Edmund George, By "ase OF the Cont filed his
d answer 10 the plaintiffs amended bill 10 which tn" PLAIN
~ ;I generally; and the defendant Alexander mcLe'n nor
his and given security acco'dns 10 t
NV T Assembly and Of this Court ana appearing 10 ihs
of The Cour, he not an inhahtant o' ihs tofn
il ordered that he do appear here or The hrSt DAY o.
,oI Court ne VI the plaintiffs bill ana mn COP!
no rrihwib inse newspaper published ia
hs c, of Richmond for mon'hs success, an" PoSe "
,ho 'front.' door Of Court house OF this county ~
ACopy-Tes!e '" o'vsw
hinYl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

;sNIE STATE or SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: nISTRii'T-lY CH,SCEGY.-lr"is ifucer h"n'm'iIaio
Comp nnn - john rr or MS hens, T. VI
y;,,,incalc and William G. Daniel. Defendants.
H. III. T. II he CorplainuG, socks p"ymtn Of mortgage Of u
ocj Melville chn Frrrr :rd q" TIE 81 P'nn
,o suc, "a tho mortgage which tie Complainant "rirs
If mud subject 10 equitable Ier 10 which ;l" Def rdani
NJ Ninlrrair entities himself. hr persona" rcpfcs' EiHiive
m Gre, r Irurp in ~" Armies Of tho United S'rt"
tho Southern Division SC. I"hr Fcue "asiu thCs
1s3 ard suhcgu"ntiv ntd ~ suIP"s'd 10
bry neon n, John Harh citizen OF Virginia c"rIac''
m ii, SuUsca II III" hois ~ representatives ct John
o ,tc i,l, ihr l'n:rl #rl will make their claim
Plantation Melville. the SGrn nlf ymfn nj "i NE
,, occs ;nr nav ard established III ihS su'i hry
~ i, 4; any time within years: ard f;hC" residing
% "a, Tr;.cd States they may in rni make their claim
~ | ;.n IN tour years rfr; u sho1i pasE in this
i ,Irr answering or den urrrg the f"urHinGii's
hill. iS' - ,.t.-.,t. c ,.,,,.
DIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

Va nti7a J! Gillian, administrator OF Jacob Mosby deed,
JACK ~ Gillian Jimcs Moody and A:ncy his wife, John H..
and n''ha his wife, Robert Gillian and Stephen Gillian,
o'ee ha! shall. the l4h day OF August next NJ the
so house Of VIM NJ Watkins Co.. in the comfy Of Charlotte
Virginia. between the hours of sunrise and OF
o,h., proceed to take the deposition OF William B. Green snd
cur, read as evidence in sui, depending in the Cir
oe C"n OF Law and Chsncery for the county of Char
shall a!sn,s am plaintiff and each Of you defendants
Aurus n"oiIUns at the place the day of
be read the hours of and OF that day,
MARTHA e. GILLIAN,
Iunes @ VIII The uiR annexed Of ALLEN GILLIAN dec.
9-wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

ry, III OF Lorenzo d. A<np gives disc i"nary power IN
,. OF ls and the o Lcrih:s;on, Mel
,, roun,r v-inil. hrefv;" cic IL private seii IS 81
,rTieJ in commanding and desaie part CT Ne t"n tie
~ rgr rooy, win all necessary out hr:!dngs, the lot
vo .rr!oc the house tn" hXute nearly Few, and
well situated e., professional gentleman of any char'er HvS
rn. we'll fixed medical gentleman. merchant or lawyer
well assured that satisfactory credit VIZ be
sen a. discretionary POWER in that respect VIII inke
showing This ioany person wl,n 20 Gchsse.
Nv address ia Low ns sion. N'lsOn county, Va.
On Tic 2 inst offer sale in front o: sor" door, in
the town OF lovng:lon stallion three Old IN August r"x;
If the mos; perfectly pure buoi and fine a"ce WIN
snny things. Sec inrrg Ergnan for fur
,t",r,,f,,rui,f. HARDIN PERKINS, ETtcR,or
I.ne II fIO-w3w1 Of Lorrn-o u. L7istrcp deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

~ ALTERS OF FACET prefer laying before tho public what
We may "d By others Of Piano Fortcs rather nn make
assertions Behalf myself! consequently snhmit The follow
ing re-onc oc Rev Henderson Lee OF nncnhuTg and ie
other from T. OVERLY, Esq of Meckierug W." "F the
M ssase Wn Piuuaer, Esq Of WarFeHo", Nc for public
reading: , 80 ,eo,
Mr. 2. S..H--DaaT SThe Place Forte bought OF you 10y
Mr. Robert y myself time back has "o'Gn to ne
way ''F pesrscrflliv HENDERSON LIEF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26
By tie GorerHor Of Tie Stat, Of v.rguu:a.
4 RltntAi =

WHEREAS vacancy hath of Delegates
OF the General Assembly hy the death of .Myr
ona o. Delegates elect OF the county BUCKINGHAM the She
ri O. that therefore authorized rcGued 10 ho, an
rr'oH 9Th day Of July beng Court day for
pe"ai' m said county OF buckingham, the mex, General
Assembly Ia ill the vacancy aforesaid.
Gwen ncer land Governor ani under the Icsaer seal oil
lS"ail ~ Commonwealth, at Richmond this 9,h day Of
MAY. i53S DAVID CAMPBELL
May - 4w,j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26
7,cslis or ADVERTISING.

g.,r,-! That r.c,ng .ulct to the EdioiN ~ 49,
Go ll;h pGbiSh g. the heaioi ihr'' f''~
f,r ircas aud ,aat they stricy Al"rfs to i"' s"N'
' ~ ,r,,r h. iyavs suca a. 10 give far c1mpaG alton
b. ias ''' TReyslaiicn IF ne Ei,toria C,a"s4S'H
1 ls, OF s.yir"1 Ics OF less, Hsi 'Nefi"n - 'e"' "
-. , I.,,r,. mus. he aecous'aurA With ;ae.ad'ance
. i,st.;c:y references, to tGSute execution A.;
60, 90 advertising amount {" SlUu per annum Gus
, II 80 per cent; and la S5e, OF 20 poi cent
g. 4, J,slrs And .HIrrGgsS tfom the co0n'r? va"
RlrlSras unseow" Al ih's "i1' mr', "e ~ ~
~ y. ne paplrsaci. Every measure, that mas b'eh
, rvsn uposols a0l quli"shaS proved heretofore u'''i
~, ,1c.c.nre inS.t such uron the tUnG'Un1
bcr csf,.I b. OF -" Postmaster. 7rtH Q" s
TX II he !rIirJ
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Hiiiiam q. .HaTU College.

'5E Annual Examination Of the students OF William Ha!
College vii commence Saturday, the 23d OF June and Ter
Tuesday 81 OF July On the 4;h OF Iuiy the usuai
scS"s the church. aud degrees Will be con-
Parents, guardians, the public generally are respect
IL y invited to attend. kobi. SAI-'Ehh8'
l12-3il Secretary.
rlCEThe intending 10 remove to Richmond IN
a I H. rr<pncry offers his professional services IN the
cav which he will h"raa:tar geEd regularly ITO
~ o continue practise in the Circuit Superior Court OF SPOT
'yhanis couuty
A., until the middle Of June, fOde!ck ,H:-,sr ,hn'
tn', Richmond JHo. Ne RAJ, wv
h-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

CLIFTON FOR SALE-On the 18th day OF Norrmecr, viii
at auction, the premises, the Farm on which rcFife
lies Wilss river little above MS cnnncc
into which originally extended but WAS cut o by
dividing uc with james river, about quarters OF
mile from it,. Wiss segment Of circle h"nnd IL
on one boundaries about two mics and hfer-
@ by the as survey that was made
in with off from OF 200 acres viii be
plat Of it exhibited on the day oisae e.
cleared OF which, uO supposed
Ia n. low Willis river the balance, woodland II lies
oihe most healthy and pleasant
in this berg situated about midway bel
the about 80 nIcs bo'r the Guy
pcboond and from Cariersre IL has h'wuys been
in corn wheat aud t0hacco But since oil hat
ou,bt in opinion be cleared already cleared and M TO-
manurcd land, will perhaps d" advisable 10
abandon this although brings tobacco OF fine Puay ana conVef
il INTO gain and grazing am since il well adapted 10 grass
well as grain. 49,. :.;.,, 90 oo,, o,s s,o
nc and Judge Themselves The dwelling house consid'
I'd veS hands aud comturtable Tor am nose
who may be travelling the springs and desr"u 10 oc"'e
sey. in sauhous climate, aud fine neisho"r"oo' may nnu
call and it, where they VIII De hosP'ao
the subscriber fourth Of the purchase money WIZ NC
in hand the balance divided into hee ennh ahno
from of SAFE crop OF whea wi he soWn "
due time and tho is day o january next
NAV he inform all who may wish 10 purchase, @
will certainly Sold that have erecea expo
s on EN- ndiouns farm which shall remove perhaps
before the day Of SALE ~ 49,, hat on "a
AT the same time place, will he sold Tor cash. ahon 81
-roes the stock OF every Descriptions cora odder ana pan'a'
utensils mud pohnblv fine crop Of herds grass hny
" L.. ~ TI3-w,dl RANDOLPH HARRISON.
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STAMNIERiNG CURED.

UNWiRnsiUni Tor
'UvnS Ios.;,r,;., =; NOD, o,, All $780,, Of i,.,i,, c
L thor IN, ,,, air 81. ,,n,,;, -, | =, EI,.r,,o ,
,., I.,..
'' " '" 's'' ~ ""'r. ~ ~ ~ 49,,
. n. 80 80 -1''" '"'t.' r''""
-, ~ ''o'i"s most i.a''s ana "'"fh'', Wv"
nav" r''""! ''" '" MN "' ni' professional services j" "
hsi oi 'mi'ds OF beech tha hey no" have an "io UNIV:
VI "rc""s 'oS's u c'HSS composed OF L"GtS -" "e"
me"'
C'r:tcdtt Professor Hare,
. rf-SHy 81 PehRSy'e0"m.
hn' nccn cSc" an the "i, instant, nj III" exercise Of inc
fu'' ~ ~ Nnnir" ,omS"cG "Snndu "f the "pfo' emr"
:" Tue voice " ui me IN s'e"neIeis an" "h''
mace "F"" me was 'sa "'"'a"' 10 us m''ho" o
: IiSliuc'irn'
cica m Il, the organs IN the puc
sound.
and of
a. experiment. much cedi, uUsu his su2aciy rpd indus.
,ry 1n il asps very s,,our conf cnce of ill., appbi, 10
,I. ru. or .n..c, mammalian hi. nrD,s
al,u;,, had brcp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

,yD for S-Gv virtue al deed Of i'ns, executed by VIM H.
-. .I ia, i3;a February. ie25, and daily recorded
Oh ,moai "Tuaty court conveying 10 Tue suSe'.oe'
~ m tract OF p:Gce OF LhND, lying and 5e"i ~ the counties
pgJ anl NesaJrcan known By !hce name al HicHoiS
g. and containing, BY estmAti"a oot acres, ue
r,.a Ics. rr the purpose o. s=cnfn: 10 Johh bsti u
Of mo cy IN sad dSeG expressed 10 be- due, shall
sale I: nupc aacIog Tor cash, at Richmond Court Rouse
a,tn IS Ju.s nsxr, the OF Land above gent On'd
- ,,ri ia mc tho decd aforesaid, III he conveyed
purchaser, ND 0hnrTh. Lead 10 he advertised ut the
Eat ~ NJ erhnaaG house, and III the Rlcmo"d Enquirer,
& 4; I,Ns; s.xty days previous to the day OF sa!.
JNO +. u. JEfFRiES, Trustee
2-lyt
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,L.tf.nhurn -Llr.G 100

VI y
Dear SrYour favor Of 3 May last, duiy received,
iu- me 10 inform you like Ike Piano Forte WHICH ycu sold
me- In snnor deem 10 multiply woTd--SuEc'
10 saw with the Instrument az regards sweet
ups tone do think ever heard oae that "Hce!ed H.
iiy daughter think. superior to she over played en-
Yours very Respectfully . .
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ROBERT Y. OYERBT.
To Mr.. E. p. Nash,

10 NJ t. r NASH
that the sold him by time since, has given the
greatest satisfaction. T.. = NHSH'
lseat for the sale Of aodcTt E'refs!rr s Dania",t
fGso Fcr;ts, Petersburg 70
Who jus, received fresh supply OF lnsrurnts H"t mas
nine on hand. 20 o-
June i9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

AW NOTICE-J.MEs Il. GHaLsos. .fo-ns al Lae resides
NJ Boydon Meckenburs county Va, and attends the Courts
Of i-u".o"'S ''e' 7-wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26

NIVISON WATKINS auornsy Las, will attend the Courts
- OF Guocbland and Fluvanna . ,o.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26
Richmond. Jane ID.

e the Of Augustine John and Edward smith,
E>l, sons of John Smith, Esq, also deed, formerly
of -, ~ Of and to the representative, trustee
- " tie estate Thos. X. Rooes, late OF tho county Of
Goucc.,,:
"sno"nou will please 10 Ike notice that certain moneys
ha"S co"' hands administrator dc bonus mon WIN mo
"' h ,rW Gu ,nbrriyn ia the city OF h'Snhond on
M'h"ay e september next, to pay to each OIL you your
respective p'''o' ct n" said moneys
Lem tE'" ~ ls required every case establishing me
h' OF the 'nH eiius the above mentioned
LcctS NE -an,ime addressed No. ST. Clinton
Place, City Of New Yor., wi, DO a,,rudeI to-
j. AUGUSTINE SMITH,
fda''nisira'Jr Dc bogs aon, ,chi The riR annexed,
Of Joaa Smith, deceased.
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