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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
LiNtnKuHG, ApRiI. 10. ,.,s
GREAT WING TassIrp,zs,

NJ" ohh'-l he Charter Election closed
'i'ef al unprecedenedly vigorous contest, Of H..
days. on The Eth inst. The number votes of nopl.1
$3.50, which is 1900 more than were eyer l.e
taken IN the city, and 1900 more dian were NH,
the State. election last fall. The lesuI, i, ,lo
election OF Aaron Clark (Whig) Mayor of the d..
by majority of j32 over Isaac l.. Varian 1.ocol'
coz and by small majority over both of the onao.
M candidates. Two years ago, Mr.. CI,rl ,.'.
leeted by majority Of 1882 over the next h,aL.
candidate; but his vote was 938 less than m.
bned poll of both opponenfs-sotharllix ,,,;..."'
comparatively larger now than then
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
EpEs. IsCHEReT E.EASEH u,

MILL. BE ABSENT FROM Lynehcurg, ,
w ill some time in May.
April tsw If
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31
FOR THE LITcHFIELD ENQUIRER.
mn To J$%sa BSs%e.
ON HER RECOVERY FROM SICKNESS.

ON HER RECOVERY FROM SICKNESS.
We greet thee with joy, in our circle once more,
And are really thankful thy sickness is DER.
That smiles have succeeded confinement and pain,
And thou art contented, and happy again.
We wish sweet rosy health, may 1ov be thy lot,
And the dark hours of sadness be wholly forgot,
In long days of brightness, and surrounded by friends
That will in the present, fof the past make amends.
We are glad that the flowers to thee are so bright,
And that nature SO lovely appears in thy sight,
That the birds sing so sweetly their innocent lays,
For twill cause thine own voice to break forth into
praise.
And we offer our thanks to the Great One above,
That He, in his goodness spared her whom We love;
That the star is undmmed by the cloud that s passd
DER,
And remains in our circle as bright as before.
May 1888. IA.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31
L6tcNReEd Enquirer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year. payable before the expiration Of
six months.
To companies Of any number over six 81 SO per
year, payable as above To companies less than six,
81 IS per year, payable before. IS cents will be
deducted from each Of these prices when payment is
made in advance These prices exclusive of mail
or stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arFearages
are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
Notice of wish to discontinue must be given be-
fore the expiration Of n year
% ADVERTISING. One square three insertions, 81,
and the same proportion for two OF more squares
IIalfa square, rs cts. Continuance three weeks
20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued 6 or IL months.
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, 25
All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31

Pepper Fr0mes.-I, should be an object
with every one who cultivates garden, to
endeav"r to raise vegetables earlier than
they are usually obtained IN the open
ground, as the earliest are commonly by
far The most desirable. Paper frames far
cheaper than glasses, may be now made for
protecting early cucumbers, sallading and
other plants, from the cold and frost Of ear
~ spring, by making first square frame
for the base, and bending over from side to
side, broad hoops for supporting tho oiled
paper. These frames may be made ofany
size. from foo, square To FIVE feet wide
and ten feet long. The paper should be
thick, unsized printing paper; and before
being pasted on, it should be moderately
moiStcned, that when it dries it may con.
tract and fit closely. If the frames are
large in addition TO the hoops, which should
not be more than a foot apart, there should
be coarse net work Of Irvine in addition,
to paste the paper upon, and to increase its
strength and enable it Ia resist the wind
and rain. It will add to its strength 10
paste small piece Of paper within the
sheets at each intersection of the twinc.--
When perfectly dry. the paper is to receive
moderate aud even coat of linseed oil,
laid on with painters brush.
Genesee Farmer.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31
NOTICE.
6 40

VENHE subscribers have formed limited
Il copartnership in Woodbury., pursuant to
certain statute law of this state entitled "an
act authorizing limited partnerships in GER
tan cases, passed in 1892" under the name
and firm of Austin Cowles, Agent Of the Pom
peraug Manufacturing Company" in which
name all the partnership business shall be
conducted. Austin Cowles of Manchester is
the general partner. The special partners
are James Preston. Nathaniel Preston, Seth
Strong, Harvey J.Linsley Nathaniel B. Smith,
Thomas Bull, Solomon Strong, Barnum Cur
tiss, Sheldon Summers, Eli Summers, David
Summers, Abel Benedict, Horace M. Dudley,
Talcott Norton, Horace W. Strong, Mrs Ruth
Smith, and Mrs. Harriet T. Woodruff, all OF
Woodbury., in the county of Litchfeld. Aus
tin Cowles, the general partner, is authorized
to transact, manage and sign for the partner
es fifteen hundred dollars, Nathaniel Preston
five hundred dollars, Seth Strong fifteen hum
dred dollars, Harvey J. Linslcy one thousand
dollars, Thomas Bull one thousand dollars,
Nathaniel B. Smith one thousand dollars, So
lomon Strong five hundred dollars, Barnum
Curtiss five hundred dollars, Sheldon Sum-
mers five hundred dollars, Eli Summers two
hundred and fifty dollars, David Summers
two hundred and fifty dollars, Abel Benedict
five hundred dollars Horace M. Dudley five
hundred dollars, Talcott Norton five hundred
dollars, Horace w. Strong one thousand dol
lars, Mrs. Ruth Smith five hundred dollars,
and Mrs. Harriet T. Woodruff five hundred
dollars. The said partnership is to COM
mence on the first day of April, 1888, and
shall terminate on the first day of April, l64l.
Austin Cowles, Ell Summers,
James Preston, David Summers,
Nathaniel Preston, Abel Benedict.
Seth Strong, Horace w. Strong,
Harvey J. Lims1ey, Tdlcon Norton,
Thomas Bull, Nathaniel B. Smith,
Solomon Strong, Ruth Smith,
Barnum Curtiss, Harriet r. Woodruff,
Sheldon Summers, Horace M. Dudley.
Dated Woodbury., March 10, 1888. 6t5O
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31
NOTICE.

1NHE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
Il District of Plymouth has limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof for the
creditors of the estate of BENJAMIN F. JUDD,
late of Plymouth, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, in which to exhibit
their claims thereto and has appointed Will
liam p. Judson and Noah B. Smith, Of said
Plymouth, Commissioners to receive and ex.
anime said claims. Certified by
CALVIN Butter, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the late dwelling house of the deceas-
ed, in said Plymouth, on the 16:h day Of June
and the 10th day of November, 1886, at one
o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days,
for the purpose of attending on the business
of said appointment.
WIN. p. JUDsoN, ! Commits
Noah B. SMITH, ( siOners.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
auestcd 10 make immediate payment to
MARY A. JUDD, r,...,,,o-.
HIRAM PIERCE, ''
Plymouth, May 10, 1888. 30
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31
Liichfeld, May 10, 1898.
Charles Sigournev &. Son,


1919 Main-stree;, Hartford, Con.
Hare imported By the ships Gladiator from Lon
don, Virginia, North America, dc. from
LirerpOol-AND OFFER FOR SALE,
DRASS Paper Makers Wires for Fourdri-
- nier Machines;
Brass and copper Wove Wire, of great va
riety of meshes and widths, for Paper Ma
kers; large Brass Water Cocks, for same
A large supply of Hair Seating and Straining
Webb, for Cabinet Makers;
Titley's superior green Hemp Shoe Thread ;
Patent Thread, black and whited brown, No.
l6 to 40;
A large assortment of Sanderson's superior
CAST STEEL, in round g. fiat bars, in sheets
and hoops, embracing very great variety
of sizes, for makers of clocks, hammers,
hoes, scythes, gimblets, knives, rifle and
pistol barrels. and gun locks;
Double Shear Steel;
Ibbotson's cast steel Files, assorted, by the
cask ; Circular and other SAWS.
ALSO,
Silver Plated Metal, all numbers;
Copper and iron Cut Tacks;
Russia and English Sheet Iron;
A large stock of Iron Wire, from No. O to 25;
Brass, copper, silver plated & cast steel Wire;
Timed Plates, common and extra brands;
Timed Copper, & Timers Stock generally;
A constant supply of Hardware Paper, and
A large stock of rolled SHEET Brass, at man.
ufacturers' prices;
80 barrels Cooper's superior GLUE, on con-
signment.
Hartford, May 8, 1898. 6 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31
Eashionable Tailoring,

IHNHE subscriber would inform the public
L that he has taken the Shop lately occu-
pied by Herman Warner, Jr. in South street,
in the building between the Mansion House
and Post Office, where he designs carrying
on the Tailoring Business in all its
various branches and cutting Gar
ments of every description, &c.
AS he has had six years. experience in an
extensive establishment in New Haven, those
who are in want of work done in a fashiona-
BILE and workmanlike manner will find it for
their interest to give him call.
u Latest fashions constantly received.
VA JOURNEYMA " wanted. Also, an
ence would be preferred.
MERRITT TREAT.
LitchfeZd. Mdv 10. 1898. 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31
NO1'ICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District OF
= Kent hath limited e. allowed six months
from The date hereof for the creditors OF The
estate nf JULIUS CAHWEI.IA Esq.
late OF Kent, deceased 10 exhibit their claims
lor settlement 10 The subscribers, executors OF
The last VIII and testament Of shld deceased
Fh0se VINO neglect % present their accounts
properly altostUd within said time will DO DE-.
bhrrvd q recovery. Al persons Indebted 10
sald ESTATE are requested 10 make Immediate
payment 10
Mills pOnBwHLL. I n...,....
J0HN Mats, H9seHi0rh
ksAL April Z, i6ile, 10
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31
DIR. Retfe's aromatic Pills,
FOR FEMAEES

VVNHEY rury the Bl"od. quicken its circulation
general remedy fr the prevailing complaints among
the female pat OF s"riey. The Pills particularly
efficnrinus in the Green Sickness, Papitali"n Of the
Hear. G,ddn"ss Short Brea,k, Sinking OF the Spir-
it's, detection aud Dissatisfaction exercise and socie-
~. Married ladies' will fad the Pills equally useful,
excep, in o preenary, mhen they must be ia
ksn-ne;ther they be taken by persons Of hectic
or cunsumrt,e habits P,ce 81 so box.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31
Nv .APPR E.N"Z'ECE
WANTED AT THIS OFFICE.
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS

FENHE celebrated ALBION CORN PLASTER aE-
IL inrs nsan, relief, and at the time dssoIves
and draws the Corn out by the roots, without the
lcNs' pain.
CERrlFIcArE. "Tu those afflicted with Corns on
their feet d" certify, tina, have used the Albion
Corn Plaster, with complete Before had
used one box, il completely cured corn which had
troubled me far many ! mike ,hs public for
the henef, Of those afflicted with tina, painful
plaiu'. WIN. SHAW.
Flashing, L. J. Feb. %. Price so cents box,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31
ALSO, THE CELEBRATED
'0mbridn YO0th- Ache Pills,

CUMUTtUW z OUtN"Z1CNE 1'tlJS,
WKTHICH rive immediate relief. without the least
one If The bc remedies known for this complaint
Price so cents - h"x.
70 None genuine unless signed on the outside prin.
ted wrapper bv the Sole proprietor, r. KIDDER, ime
mediate successor the late Dr.. w. +. CONWAY Far
sale II his C"unring R,"m, over M. 90 Cuuristreet.
Concert Hail, Boston aud also by his special APP
pnintm"ni by
Drs. Buel aid Bsck,oith, Litchfeld; E. Co,clcs,
South Farms; J. c.. &erens, Canaan;
MesSrS. Loomis, Eethlen.
h,ccmher Ia uehwlNo2
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31

arms behind his back and carried him for.
ward to the bow of the boat. A voice cried
out throw him overheard" and was re-.
ponded to from every quarter of the deck.
ana a! IN an instant he was plunged into the
lTer. The captain herring the noise, rush.
ca out IN time to see the negro float by. The
engine was stopped Immediately. This oc.
CURED opposite the town of Liberty. Sever
9. men on shore seeing the negro thrown
overheard pushed from shore in yawl and
arriyed nearly IN reaching distance Of tho
negro as he sunk for the last time. The
whole scene Of tying and throwing him over
board scarcely occupied ten minutes, and
was SO precipitate, that the officers were ana.
BILE to interfere in time to save him:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31
MASONRY.

TNIIE Subscriber having removed Into The
Il village Of Ltohneld, and having served
q regular apprenticeship 10 tho Mason Dnsi.
ness, offers hla services 10 tho public In the
llne Ut his buslness-lAylng brick Rnd stone,
plaalePlng With or without hard finish, White.
washing, &c. For the present, his residence
u with WIN. n. Duel, III Wosl.slFeel, where
any orders leh will bo promptly and cheer.
IuIIy executed, on reasonable terms,
LLelasiA April, isils. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31

BrOGdcLOtks, C0ssimercs. Vestiags,
nFevery color, quality, and price, for sale
" April 26. By /. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31

GOME beautiful PRINTED LAWNS, PRINTED
- MUsLINs and JAcoNETs, light and dark
Prints, small figure and very desirable pat
ferns, at l. LAWRENCE'S.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-31

TAs late Abduction case At Eric. PssR.!=S
Capt. @. h. Bristol, under date Of Chicago
May 81, has published statement og bic
conduct In the late affair.". lie says ne
young lady, Miss Josephine Hanoi, ena HIM
self were regularly belFolhed with salI con.
sont or paFenta--tke wedding day hx0d--'
cake made and some friends mvllbd--wheu
Inc (aIhAF aaddenIy wished Tho marriage g..
tbFFed q Iew days. and shortly aileF. ieybaa
an InleVvIaw with Mlas IT, and che consented
10 elepe on beard lhe alennlboal hndIe0n, 0f
which be- was master, AZ AnhfAhuln lhoS
w0Ee 0VNFlAhHn, and Miss 81, fbgalh|v. No
saYa, brought hack, 10 says he VIII shorty
VeklllDa IND command 81 lh6 Mad|een alld te
n VIE NJ answer mo reward ~ WSt0 @llBIU8
by ~, Ilanl0l ieF hls apprehension,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

not reporting bills Of en- important national character
When The bill was before the Senate at an extra session,
the great leader Mr.. Webstcr1 of the interests which
the Senator from Kentucky so ably advocated, was a
member of the committee, as he is now, and approved
lis provisions. That distinguished Senator was now ab.
sent; why, he did not know. But if il had been wrong,
in his absence, to report this little local bill, justice 10
The committee surely required, that they should not be
blamed for abslaining from reporting important general
measures, while he was absent. The Senator from Ken
lucky had called this bill n little picayunc bill. This was
not his fault. He had reported il in obedience TO a reso.
luton OF the Senate, aud 10 the direction of the commit.
tee. But small rs it might be considered, il had been Of
sullcient Importance, 10 draw forth The opposition and
Indignation Of the Hon. Senator himself. cir. WRIGHT
rebuked the language used by the Honorable Senator,
when he tad said that The committee ought 10 be ashamed
OF themselves, for reporting the bill. They had no rca-
son TO feel any shame upon the subject. In presenting
the bill, they had hut faithfully and couscienliously dis.
charged their duty.
"Mr. NILES animadverted with severity upon The cpl.
tibet of "execrnble" applied 10 this bill by the Senator
from Kentucky, and ~repelled with indignation the use
of such language with regard to any measure reported
by any committee of this body.
"Mr. CLAY defended the epithet us parliamentary, and
reiterated that The bill was al abominable measure. He
insinualed that the Senator from Connecticut looked 10
the White House, rather than 10 the people, for aPproba.
ton Of his course in the Senate.
"Mr. NILES Icjoined, and said he neither desired nor
expected any thing from the White House. But he bad
understood, that a certain distinguished Senator Mr..
Clay who had not been there for eight years before, had
lately paid a visit 10 The White House-he supposed, as
Their it was in u tenanlable condition, 10 ~commodat
him three yeaIs hence? This was a p~alpabe hit,' and
excited a general laugh.
1.-The question was taken on the third reading of The
bill, and passed with bat one disscn'ient voice, (mr.
swiftly MIR. CLAY and Mr.. Preston voting for il! You
will thus perceive, that This fiery aud Iong.conlinued de-
bate, excited by these Two gentlemen, brought forth only
ono fMtc Fcrmont Opposition mouse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

statement verified on oath, OF the greatest amount loan.
ed or discounted for any one Individual, firm or compa-
ny, on the first day of January, 1852 and 1888, and how
many loans or discounts of TINT amount were made TO
individuals, firms or companies, how many under that
amount, and over 500 600, bow muny of that amount,
and over $4,000, how many Of that amount and over
$4,000, how many of that amount and over $4,000,
and to how many individuals, firms or companies, loans
or discounts ~hadibeen made on the said days: That the
said Committee further examine and enquire whether or
not, by means of doubtful debts or otherwise, the value
of the capital stock Of the said Banks has been impair.
ed, and if so, TO what extent.
Gu motion Of MIR. STUART, a rule Of the House was
so amended as to authorize the appointment Of an addl-
tlonul Standing IN on the subject Of the Lunat'
ic Asylums of the Stale.
The following gentlemen were appointed the Com
miliee, viz
Messrs. Stuart, NicCnndIi,h, Leyburn, Harrison,
Bsnrd, Hen. Gleayes, Gray, Prince and Stands.
On motion OF Dir. MuLLES, the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

o. We congratulate The citizens of Richmond, and
lnoeed Inc whole South, on the Improvement Of the
mail transportation from Baltimore 10 Wushinpton.-The
Baltimore papers state, that the mail is now 10 come in
the cars-which will give US the mail some hours sooner.
Thanks to the Postmaster. General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04
COMMUNICATED
IO.n.'
IRON OR

! have discovered on my plantation, two distinct veins
Of the richest Iron Ore yet found in this State. The
attention Of gentlemen who might wish 10 invest CAPT.
tai in working this Ore, is called 10 the fact; and they
are invited tu examine the mines. NV plantation is in
the county of Cumberland, Immediately on James Ri
yer, about Il mile below Columbia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

MOTICE.-The subscriber having associated as a
IN partner in his Mercantile Business in this City, his
son, WM. S. TRIrLErr, The snme will hereafter BE- con-
unucd under the firm Of John r. Triplett 81 Son.
JOB r.. TRlPLETT.
I,pu,rvd S0-1n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

EDUBLlC SALE-Corn, Fodder, Oats, &c. Horses
Il and Mules, Stock OF Sheep, Farming Utensils of
every description, Household und Kitchen Furniture,
and a variety Of other articles will be sold publicly, at
Chip Oaks. in Surry, on a credit OF twelve mouths, on
Monday, the 18th instant.
There are about GOO barrels Of Corn, a large quantity
Of Fodder, SC, and u number OF excellent Mules, and
valuable stock. The public are invited to attend.
CHAS 7. OSBORNE.
ia 3 10-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

MhAY SCHOOL upon II street, three doors above
EH the City Hall, under the direction and tuition of
Francis S. Gore, A. NJ, I. G. D., and NJ. Il 1. A. Pro-
fcssor Gore will resume the scholastic functions of this
Literary Institution, on The Pad Of January. He deems
i. e~xpedieu,t to subjpn the copy Of u document liom the
Rev. William S. Plumcr:
al hav. seen Il certificate Of Dr.. Anthem, who ccriics to tho
ripe schoiarship OF SIR. Francis Saunders Gore, 4. NJ, &c. Tho
recommendation Of Dr.. Anthem ID decided and unqualified. DR..
Anthon's reputation ID such, rs to be entirely satisfactory 10 MY
mind, ON any subject, Oh which no will iond his name.
WILLIAM s. PLUMER"
NIB. Terms may be ascerlainer by a personal ap.
p~lication 10 MIR. Gore, at The school, or the Mansion
House.
Richmond, Va, JAN. 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

& GOVERNESs.-A Young Lady wishes to obtain
"A a situation as Governess in u private family.-Hav-
inr been engaged nearly six years in a large Institution
for the education of young Ladies, she has had sufficient
experience 10 ennble her to say, that she is capable of
teaching the various branches of an English education,
MS il is Taught in our large Seminaries-toge,her with
Drawing, Painting, Music, fancy Needle.work, and En-
broidery.-For further particulars on this subject, letters
addressed 10 b. r. Nj, Washington City, will meet with
immediate attention.
Jan T0-2awaw"
WLARKSVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.--The
v Trustees of The CIarksviIe Female Academy have
elected MIR. Samuel J.. Venable principal Of the ins,tu-
ton. They have also appointed a young Lady OF ap'
proved qualifications, assistant teacher.-Mr. Vena5le
will devote all his energies 10 The School, which The
Trustees think will ensure success to the enterprise, as
he is q gentleman of talents and finished education.
They believe he will successfully teach al. the branches
of a thorough female education, and that parents and
Guardians may safely commit their daughters 10 his in.
slruction. The Trustees are making arrangements TO
furnish The School with the necessary Chemical and Phi.
~losophical Apparatus. The first session will commence
on The 18th day Of February next, and close the first day
of August. The second session will commence the LIST
day of October.
Board, including washing, lights and fuel, can be OBJ
tanned in respectable families at from As 10 50 dollars per
Sc ssion of FIVE months.
Spelling. Reading and Writing, per session, SI2 so
English Grammar, Natural History,
Ancient and Modern geography, Arithmetic,
Geometry, Ancient and Modern History,
Plane and S phcrcul Trigonomctry, Algebra, ZIG so
Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Astronomy, Rhetoric, Logic and Mental Philo.
sophy, 49,
Music, extra, ~ OO
Use of instrument, do. S ON
Latin and French, do. ~ OO
Painting and Ornamental Branches, do. D %
:. Tuition 10 be paid 10 The Treasurer in advance.
SAMUEL L.. GRAHAM, President.
JOHN w. RlSON, Secretary.
II. Nj. DANIEL, Treasurer.
SILas II. HANS, NICHOLAS G. READ,
William TuwSs, ABm. w. YENAuLE, Trustees
II. NJ. SPEScER, EDwIS A. WILLIAMS,
SAML. S. WATKINS,
jan. 4 IU-wIw
DR. RITCHIE has taken an Office on Main street,
one door above the residence Of David Barclay,
Esq where lie may be found at oil hours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

MIEGROES WANTED wish to hire, for one, two
p 10 "a ' years old. Their employment will be light, and
strict attention paid to their nealness and health-as they
will at all times be under my own superintendence. Amy
person having such for hire, will please call as early as
practicable on WIN. w. DUNNAVANT,
Nov. 10 1T tbs efee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-04

q TEACHER WANTED.-A gentleman well qua.
IA lifted to prepare boys for College or the University,
will find a situation in a healthy neighborllood, and un
agreeable family. in the Southern part of Virginia. A
liberal salary will he given. For further information,
apply to Fl. A. Garland, or the Editor, Richmond.
Jan q TU-Ut