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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-28
Fl. R. KENDALL,
- 0 nj mission @SJertGapt,
FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF
w o o g .
QUINCY HALL, BOSTON.
REFERENCE:
Messrs. Robert G. Shaw & Co.
A. s. A. Lawrence & Co.
James Read & Co. 4).i55.i'}m
RI LEY IS

NOT ES ON THE COS Z 2 LIS
FHSHE -Four Gospels; nth Notes, thief
= lyexpanatory; designed ior Teach-
ers in Sabbath Schools and Bible Clhss-
es, and as an aid to Family Instruction
By HENRY J. RIPLEY, Professor of Bib
lical Literature and Interpretation ia the
Newton Theological Institaaon--co n
plete in two volumes.
THIS qUOrk should be IN the hands of
ecery student of the Bible,-especially
ererg iSabbath School and Bible Class
teacher. IL is prepared Nth special ref
erence 10 this class of persons, and con-
tains a mass of just the kind Of intorma-
ton wanted IL also contains a splendid
eolored Map of Canaan.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
[From Rev. Jeremiah Chaplin, ID. ID. late President
OF Watervile College.l
The authors views of the passages on
which be comments are those Of a sound,
discriminating mind. are evidently the re-
suit Of much reading and reflection and
presented in styledistinguishea oy Its
neaincss and perspicuity
He seems, besides, to have bit on In
proper medium between that concisenes:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-28

SPIRIT OF john WEsLEY.-PRIat-
TIVE MErHoD1sM.-The New England
Methodist An,i-Slavery Convention as
sembled in Lowell on Wednesday last.
Nothing more suspicious for our cause
has occurred for some time. It's immedi-
ate effect will be to quicken New-Eng-
land, and its ultimate, to shake the land
There were not less than 1913 signatures
appended to the call of the Convention
all men, and many of them officers Of the
church. When will our Baptist ant
Congregational brethren be able to show
such front. and to rally such host. fol
the overthrow of American heathenism
Follow on. in righteous emulation =
| LiberGtor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

SSE have received By late arrivals from Baltimore Philadelphia
and New York md offer nr sale, large portion of Spring
supply Of DRY GOODS consisting Of bu black fancy coihs
Nos and German burlaps tcknssi blue and striped cotton
dtlnss French linens, cucocs cambcs and cumbc muns
black ltnnn Silks Rich figured md plain cooc G,o do Naples
French worked Brazil and shell ind side con' cotton
and silk umbrellas siocSs coas striped dunescs; eachcd shirt
shecngs Also hand, excellent stock Of
nahugs Nos. and brown shnsS und seeins which, with
Of aucy snols expected few ill make our
stock comp9oTLc goods have been purchased tic best
terms and viii DO offered prices which viii ne portion OF
public patronage. QUARLES Il TlMEERLAEE
March % l06-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31
Wortkv lie attention of CapitaIists

WorlLy Me attention Of Capitalists.
THE subscriber offers for sale h IsA lying in Jamcs rive,
mile, above the city of Richmond containing los
ads portion Of which rich land be, whole
valuable for farming purposes its chief value consists in il,
sres. failing bank Of purcs sand The
msr ans expanse DO made adequate any demand
M The valuable for building in tho city Of Richmond
from $50 $780, The saud 10 also considered by to
Tor the manufacture Of glass. The lages boats that
The James river canal 10 it's improved state, all
the island which will render IL desirable location
manufacturing establishments, especially Of ron
the the coal and iron region The Island also abounds
m stone for building property, n
term or Years condition. readily be rented ont for
thsm McCuas iso For particulars, apply Wor
fcbI3 {. 4 !. s. James &c Co., or a. s.iss4
t'-aswtf RlCHD REIEs.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31


Is session of The Suite Legislature, and t'Oiee '0eek
ss'As ''' TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION.
Free Dollars per anaum and Thtoe Dollars Tor SIX mohths
All SUBSCRIPTIONS shx hereafter be considered as incurred
advunc yoass publication, unless sPeciay or
~ tne aud paid iof III ADVANCE LOT 'ha' 'no'
70 sa shall be sen, tho order Of aud un-
., :riscr ua!s,s paid Tor ia advances OF
s kaowa and accessible person IN tsu 80 @
,,r or his payment, But, in case OF III order lo puoea
e without payment, from subscriber who
.s eoadtoa, single na'nhet may % seo'' eo"aS' "
s.,ap ,nied BY, copy OF ,his regulation. H.,
ha naines suhsoribass whose ability to ply may 90
publ;shsr and who may remain On open
at the end of years. ths time when the advanced
due, shall he erased from The lsi OF
Resoirti0ns Of the Eaio'iai CoRcertton el ra;
T,s,. tho results OF tho collective WIS
,,L experience OF tho Editor'" Coip %
WEI, assembled Richmond, the 18th January 1855
,h.,. soI.ion. determined TO ahideihe interests
Press recommend, aud our own interests rofu'e' a"
" 70 it oso may he rcni,tcd per mall in good and
H,t notes a, the risk Of the Editor; the postage y az
L't PIG 9~ cesnaI to the wct. accumulated
extensive business WHICH operates az serious u" ui'"
the will pay fo papers, annually, shall have the
.cs3h s-a:!s.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ps Thu, IL recommended to tho Editors OF Newspapers
to publish a. Tue ne o. ne
priccs always suca as 10 give FUR compensation
labor pctioih'eu' p,r If H., Ea;,o-;o coar,n,on
~ SQUARE of sixteen ass less, FIRST INSERTION 20 ceuts; Tor
,,,h continuance, SO coats =.
from distance must DO accompanied with the ADVANCE
-, or satisfactory references, TO Insure execution .
whose advertising amount to Sioo per annum dis
s'aa @ ar and Marriages from the country the
@ wrns unkno"n al this Office mast be
M 20 ca4c pu,shed-Evsry measure, that has been taken
,ssn, m,ions ani uzze has proved heretofore unarni-
% hahn, certified hv the of the Postmaster, rrteH ON the
.i.s 4 :.e e:ter.I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

r oc,;nc o the President and Directors Of the Louisa Rail
a Road Company Louisa Courthouse on Monday The
That the the Louisa Road Company
and thew hereby required into tho Bank
on each held by them in the stock OF the said
in the following instruments por share on IN. M
.t IS nor tile LIST day OF February next
share on tho DAY March nok md SIS share on tho
nr nex AS usual interest will be allowed on MI IN
advanced before they become duo and interest will be
charged TINT PAD S oEes o. he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31
Tho ;o,almsu,s tina have been called for including tn

OTICE s,ockhoders in the Ryanns CS n
pany nve subscribed improve the soS,n Of e Ts
hereby required to pay a.o at the fol-
times. dollars share On or before
nex-und five dollars per share before the st Jay " %
"eH' '' o'"e' " ''0 DAN F. CARR, Treasurer Is
~ Ripanna JNapigation Company
NJ, q, Z! =. $50 - 93-wtlstA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

3BANK OF vlRGINlA.-A general Meeting Of the
3 Stockholders OF the Bank Of Virginia will he held,
according adjournment, on the ed day OF April next
A ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
Mnrch 8 Vo-2nwld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31
.EKGEN.Eg,

EHE business Gone by THOMAS QuaREs Co., will hereafter
be conduc cd under the firm OF OF TiMBERLAKE.
THOMAS ~. QUhNLES.
THOMAS l.. TlMnERLhkE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

N All at Fredericks. Hall Depot, the Depot and
Ws,er Station, to be erected at Loniss Court House
uian and specification of the work may be seen upon
to the subscribers Fredericks Hall Depot
apP"'a"'" JAMES HUNTER,
$50. Engineer Of The Louisa R. R. Co.
@, l05-20lh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

ENARMERS' BANK OF VlRGINIA:-An ADJOURN.
e. ed meeting of the Stockholders Of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia will be held at their Banking. house,
OH Monday the I'd day Of April next, at y o'clock.
JOHN G. BLAIR, Cashier.
March, 95-ld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31
March 3

MJOTICE.-The undersigned will keep meal and
lV grain store fronting both on Cary street anG the
Basin, in part Of the building occupied by Mr. Ihos
vered ID the and wagons with all despatch and con.
venience or the boats with equal facility without The
charge for draynge when there is interruption TO The
navigation will assduously and faithfully attend in
person to any business nrused to my care as soon as
NV enaagene mis- in the country vii! permit; bot in the
mean tme Mr. J. P. Mayo will suPcrintend or conduct
N,,,.b % IvvE. MAYO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

pENITENTIARY sToREThe undersigned informs the pat pat
rons of this public senerny that there WIN
al times be found sale the the street eadns
io the Main street Sayo's bridge the articles usually manu
hured at the ia part OF the 1iowips'
viz Keeys heavy for negro cohins osnaburs jeans
Nsc domestic single and double wovc bags aad Sc &c
plantation brouues Shoes also fine shoes and boots
kinds and days whccharfows oil all descriptions
cutting Knives wheat OF the most approved CONSTRUCTORS e
railroad car, nails spikes different sizc and many
articles and canal oil which are
purely domestic manufacture and material Caro-
tho of hem quality and he Ia certain
that they may fairly compete with articles OF the ku IN mar
k Any article that NOT be on hand and which can DC manu
'1- w. JAMES C. WATSON, Gen. Agt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSlNEss::-Tbe On
designed Offers his services his friends add the cnSs o. .e
firm Of LAYsE WA1sos, transaction OF the Commits
and Forwarding Business Any business that be eGsea
to him shall be carefully attendcdto. JAMES G. WATSON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

TNAILROAD LINE, bet,oecu baltimore and fhaa'
e a. deiphia-Tlc Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
ll.orc Railroad Company announce to The fn6lc Inc
following arrangement fuf lheif passenger 'iais oe'
tween The two Cities.
First Train will leave the Depot, Pratt street. Bali
more, at l2 o'clock, A hi, Daily, Sunday except,
ed Breakfast on board The steamboat Susquehanna al
Hnvre de Grace and passing through Elkton 10 vii
minntun will there take the splendid sleamhnat Irle
graph Capt Whilden, md arrive in Philadelphia at
o'clock several hours before the evening Cars leave that
City for New York
Second Train being the u States Mail Line, will
leave the Depot in Pratt street, Daily, at a. NJ,
nassipp through Havre de Grace, North East, Eklon
Wilmington and Chester. Passengers by this line will
dine at Wilmington, and arrive IN fh,adephia also IN
time 10 take the evening Cars for New York.
Fare by this Line through THREE DOLLARS.
Returning the Lines will leave Philadelphia, al l-2,
A. NJ, and at 2 p NJ Passengers leaving Philadelphia
in the o'clock line will always arrive IN Baltimore
TO dinner and in time tor the evening Ears ior TIC "esl
and Washington city. .o,,
Baltimore, March p, 1888. lo3-itGt
MTOTICE-Tbe subscriber having recently located
"a himself q, that desirable situation known by The
name of Dudleys Ferry begs leave 10 inform his friends
and the public generally that he hos opened private
Entertainment and proposes to keep il in manner that
,r;II ,ner, the patronage of those who may favor him
with their custom II is almost unnecessary to add the
proximity to York, Pamunkey and Maitaponl rivers,
which will place it in his power 10 iusnsn every cell
cacy and luxury they afford lie has good ostlers,
with the bes, of prnvender and attention will he paid at
anv hour doy or nght)-e deems il necessary TO an
nounce 10 the public ulso that he will have Boats
with sails, and experienced Ferymcn, which will tend
very much 10 expedite their passage, this route being
abou 20 miles nearer thap any other frum The counties
of Mathews, Gloucester, Middesex and the lower part
of King d. Queen, TO Richmond City. Travellers will
find it greatly their advantage, as it will almost save
Suffice il 10 say them that nothing his part shall
he wanting to carry The above into execution
WILLIAM BROOKES.
moh On LOG 81
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE "A tract con
timing $50 acres, in the county of Henrlco, abou
miles above the city of Richmond, and between and
9 mea Of James river. This land is entirely in wood
and is belle we'd 10 contain fine body Of valuable build
inn timber, as any in the county, having been carefully
preserved for great many years There are two gooe
| Jaw mills within miles of the tract
Also. another tract adjoining The above and between
!, md The river containing $50 acres in wood with The
ercepton of about one hundred acres in cultivation
with an excellent dwelling house, built about four years
since with Kitchen smoke house, well, garden, negro
For Terms and further particulars, apply at the Enqn'
| rer onIe an lO6-2aw4w
NIOTICE-There will De let, on Friday. the 2ott
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31
To The Tobacco Planters Of Tirginia.

ysAvlNG noticed udou remarks addressed 20 you on
AZ The pop.icty of putting your Crops IN much soe' oc
or have been of late in the habit OF doing, another
friend Of yours we'll acquainted with the domestic md foreign To-
$50 after the paragraph, upon this suc
in snniry nnpcrs November last will respectfully far
planters residing in s"u" unit o ' our
Of the bone order which ia put up anu mat he
los resulting to them 70 to Is lbs per 100 lbs weigh; em Tie
The Of uur Stne, now yea
and the 900 hhds which $4,000 hhds
~ rv condition H. in instances great ohlec.
You not therefore, fear for the doubtful order IN which
yon might accidentally pack up-as % omu a
are r''"} a' '"e '" Taq-w6wtl Nnrch 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

is with pleasure that recommend 10 my friends my nte part
M JANE. c. WATSON Any busnea that they may
tended TO- ID. B. LAYNE.
harch1 l04-et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

THE sGbscrbcs respectfully inform their friends aud the public
generally that they Lare hnnd good nn wesancied
French Burr BLOCKS Of the hest quality and also
extensive of ready made French Burr Of
Sizes which inferior built in this
Of the above articles would do vol
Gull and for thmscves before they purchase elsewec
we sell reasonable for ca town
acccprance Their shop The Of and 18th secis
All orders will be thankfully received and promptly cIccuc
JiMES SMELL.
YOU'LL : RUST.
~ E-For reference tho quality Of roaly made Burr
Misoncs, apply 10 the Richmond Mlcrs
March 81 - l06--2Iw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

7 M Tobacco pantcrs send their Tobacco TO The Richmond mar
ket By Dop If the James kirtr Canal.
rho wntc will be let the Canu about the 18th inst, and Of
o hats wi,b all produce, &C., will stop ut the landing OF
We The undersigned, inspectors Of tobacco at the
warehouses in place, take this method the Plant
tho pa,bercr Of the james River and Rannshn Com
who remain at the landing a.
a. @ osncc,iye warehouses; that the owners Of Tobacco
he assured that delay or exposure will luke
and draws take quantity Of tobacco that may ar
% om the beats, and send to its place OF dcst
will be advanced by on the de.
very Of tho obncco Mr. Carter will be 70 open
oa, y evsnty Eve cents deliver in The warehouse,
bnn if the boats come to R;mond rs no Toll WIN 90
ena'se" " WV MOSBY & SHEPPARD,
Inspectors ShockG Rdrehousc
LAKELAND g. MACON,
Inspectors Pablo Rarehouse
CUAmBERLAYNE & BURCH,
Inspectors Seabrook's Rorehouss
98-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

ChrD-Yn The Merchants During the close OF the Cnna
"A d. locating myself landing Wcsthnm for tho pur-
pose attending tho safe ds9ty O% @ hs
eofv and despatch, all produce, &C., cons sncd I" those
Who may The which rU ,e Ct
- and merchants will justify in saying, ih: willie ioGnd
nto an oil ms Kind %so
cao'e' as '" A. D. CARTER,
james River Toll House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

NoTlcE.-Mr G. Wlr.oS the pententiay Agent elect has
full authority from me TO close business Of late Agency
very desirable that il should he done with as little delay a.
than arcor,,s d. D. LAYNE,
Late Agert Penientary.
N,,.Le, 4.. lott
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31
40 COYTNACTORS FOR PUBLIC

$50 CONTRACTORS FOR PUBLIC BUlLDlNGS.-S ealed
proposuis will received for building Courthouse tor tho
county Of Halifax until Saturday the 2lst dny OF April ot u
O'Clock bids will he opened md selected The build
ing commoIou and finished the best
with stock ck root por'ico &c and the contract WI c an
object of u,ecs, IL soni woren The plan md specifications
nny be- seen By application Mr VIM Holt clcrk ct the county,
Cout,-ousc The contract HccePedy the Commissioners
before il will be binding upon county, will be submitted 10 The
Court ra.iGcaon-rropcsas lie directed 10 NJ VIM o
Halifax Cour, house, Va TIE CoMMlSsioNEhs.
Mach 81 l05-2awiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

NlSSoLTiTION-The copartnership Of LArSE WAI,or i.
dissolved By cousent-JAMrs G. WATSON has ns au
' " ''''e '"' ''" " Wv b. B. LAYNE,
T. G. WATSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

~ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND ~ ~.
ER TOMAC RAILROAD On and after the 2oln
instant, the cars with the Mail and Passengers coming
South, will leave Fredericksburg at . " cncH "A. w
Going North, they will continue 10 leave Nicn'o"u ~
half past 5 o'clock, A. M. ,oa
Each train will start precisely al the time nppoh'e"
and the two trains will meet al the junction win The
Louisa Railroad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

d lanes Saunders and Elizabeth his wife, Defendants.
The john David and Winm Saunders not having
The rules Of , appearing tho satisfaction OF the
they nhnunts of this States on motion of the
plaintiffs y course ordered hut the said defendants
John David William Saunders uprea before Tho Jus,'ccs
county Of Louisa the court house. The Ut day
June the bill a. the plaintiffs and that
copy he forthwith inserted publish
Richmond for months successfully and post
the Of the courthouse OF this COUNTY on some court
day A Copy-Tcs,r, JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. c.
siarch % l01-wSw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

IN acknowledgements Rules held in the Clerks Of
of County Court Of Louisa, tho house, the
5,h day Of March, 1885,
Robert Dalton, flnini:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

Medical Institute of Philadelphia.
THE Course of Instruction begins on Mon
April 81 and continues until tho end Of March cushing
August isl vacation. .
consists Of two sessions the first occupied by Lee
beginning APRIL Terminates at the end OF octooer
second occupied BY examinations, beginning early in NO
Semoc,, u teammates in March. te.t.gs@t
Clinical Course will he delivered BY Dr. Gerhard consisting of
the fee will he separate 80 o.
- =, SUMNER SE.,ios.-Lsctures by
W.. E. HoRNgs, s,.,omv .a,s
SAMUEL .JAcK,oS, M,,s1;s M.J;c,
JOHN BEL, Institutes of Med. aud Ned. Jursp.
HueH l.. Hopcr, Obstetrics za.-
THOMAS Hams, Surperv
Wares SyssoxSEiani,a,;ops I'm
Dr.. PAUL B. GonpARp, Il Anatomy and Chem;s,,ys
THos. D. MUTrrR, Surgery.
WN HARRIs, Obstetrics.
hoBI. MoRHis Practice AMI Institutes of Medicine
and Materia Melica.
March "a .s7flisiSs 7stE. ios az,
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IN YAaUta.as EsAECHRFE.

rrRys or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER. -
n. ENQUIRER is published three times ,eeek du-
ts session Of The State Legislature, and tOsee '0esS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

AMT LEDGER by Eclipse, and full brother Ariel, lance
und Okcly, will make hs in Fs na, nt my sta
hlc Tree Hill miles below Richmond Particulars wlappcur
in bis bills advertisement in time JOHN r. WHITE
Hill, Ian. o. S0-is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

~ BY TIE PROPRIEToRs.
yBTbe subscrbcta inform the Public that the above
Line still in successful operation; that the mte
par, which extends from Richmond to
ncu eighty milcs is reduced to Fur Doa'
making TO accomplish inc enlfe DC
parcs only hut that Extras may be Gun
Pycd Of them, travel pretty much at the orion o. ne oGeu
BOip O. EpMSiNp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31
T;nc for CLlTIOiiesrillc.


On and after the 25h instant the passengers Tor the
Louisa Railroad will leave Richmond and tredeIIcks
burg in the main trains, VIZ: passengers rom n,ch
mond (or Charlottesville will leave Richmond al half
mas, o'clock, A. NJ and arrive a, charlottesville The
same evening and passengers from Fredericksburg for
Charlottesville will leave Fredericksburg at o'clock
NJ, and also arrive at Charlottesville the same evening
The Freiph, train will leave both Richmond and Ere
dercksburg at half pas, 10 o'clock A. NJ on Tuesdays
Fare fyom Richmond 10 Washington. Sc 90
d. from Fredericksburg 10 Charlottesville, w
do from Richmond TO Charlottesville, oo
March % l"o-ot
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Mach "a

THE Old Daily Mail Coaches for Charlotesvillc S3un
ton Warm Hot, White sulphur, Red Sulphur, Salt sulphur
Blue Sulphur Grey Sulphur and Swee, Springs and several
watering and Guyandoe Travellers wish
calling Stage Office n the Eagle Hotel where they %l
furnished with ickets, which will secure their seats
arrive Staunton others going rom kic
na Those ,kn; in the Old Line OF Mui
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

SUPERIOR WHEAT TliRhSlllNG MaCHiNE.-Thc Subscri-
this mrthod Of informing the puhlr that he still
carving Machine building very extensively md would adj
wise all Of Muchnrs give him CALI ad
them, that they br known
10 this country prepared furnish, from stu horse po@er
all ganr the hes, will sell
county rsts, reasonable WIN wish
chase SIAeLEItS u
alba,,r l,c Vp Fab, --yyam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

Defendants
William Dih5 having entered his
given security according law un the rules OF Ibis Court ind
appearing from satisfactory evidence that he is not nm innahant
Of his SaeOn motion Of tho plaintiff his counsel is order
ed that said defendant, William bb do appear before the Jus
OF Louisa tho Courthouse on The INST
day OF June the bill Of the plaintiff and that
COPY oil this forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
;.hed the of Richmond for months succrssey, and
n, the front Of the house Of this county
f.onr, div A Copy-Tesr, JOHN HUN1ER C. l.. c.
l0j-wSwt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31
S.RTURDA T.,
CONsMUNECATs0NS.


Mr. Editor avail myself of your kind invitation &c
pend on the End No. intended it on the Currency
which IS not quite fuished.-The power of cenrasm-
eo caueusttts-over the sovereignty Of the whole peo
all others, in The minds Of the people Of lhu county
God forbid that it should establish it's power r,aly
under The srecious name of The people!
bad no idea, nor cnuld any one have believed that
in the short space of fur years. could have been
rghStuse Of oper-and tha, it's abuses could have al
ready been sgaring and hdcous they depicted
in The following. More facts will yet come TO light on
this snject.-f"u will, therefore, excuse me, know
Mr. Editor for handling this important. and paramount
subee previous to the number The Currency. No.
thRssean much affect tie rights and liberty of the
people kraily. g. R. FoNTAlNE.