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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-31

The Mississippi banks, it appears, are making new
issues of post notes. The Manchester, Rodney, Agri
cultural and Port bison banks named as having
done this. Some are payable year and some four.
teen months after date. The Port Gibson bank, il
seems has resortcd trick for the purpose Of ma
king the taker Of the notes suppose that they were
issued last spring or last winter The new Port Glib.
son post dated in 1885 at the top of the tote
and there follows statement on the face that they
post notes payable twelve months after issuc and the
;xayd. 9i,saaa-sS-lS22" appears hslsw.
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.Str ant ckec7 Fall and Htaisr DRY GOODS.
.sIrryuVYE. lSJg.

:;rrrIArEE, 1879
u H. JENKINS would nr,c the attention nf merchants,
III. miles others who purchase DRY
Goods cheap cash, call nj ms establishment, where
viii lind stck Of Goods amounting - Su0 900 purchased and
viii be sold n unusual low prices The following small PAT
C.LicoE.-0oW Yards Of new Fall and Winter Caoes a.
prices from g. s. cts, article
FrsSiTvRE CALIcoEs--Chcap Furniture Callcoes from TO-
| l2 10 cts. and all finer goods
CH,tLY, and MousLrSE LAlsr.-l0o ps. Moisline de
Lnes from 81 IL cts, the richest imported Also Chal o:
all the new designs.
sn,wLLs and DRrss IpxY,-Ooo shawls and Des. Ildkf
| and ScaTs suabl. for comfort and fashion.
MERiNoEsEnSish and French Merinoes OF all coos prices
| and qualities.
Morss,xc Gooo, Dsr,srs-rack and blue black Bou-
hzincs Chaiy Mosne DE- LANES also, half mournn. Goods
OF the KIND plain PoL!ns and many lcs OF Goods
! for Dresses.
Muslin and cE Cares and CoLLaRs20OO Capcs and Col.
lars exceng variety OF style and ccaneSs any offered
| N this place. all tastes Suit. d.
CLorH Cashmere and NTriSGsAn extensive assortment
Of each article, and fresh
BLANNrT-ose Whitney, and Negro Blankets cheaper and
better than USUAL
p,. satnets and cheap Casmeres OF all
styles.
MICRO CLoImrsG-2O0 ps plain and plaid Linseys heavy
Sattnets and twled wooen Goods and other articles for The
same purpose.
from IS cent, 10 ,h finest quality porSd also Linen Sheet
nes Damask Table Cloths, Napkins Towsinss Linen and
Linen Cambria Hdkf. &C., all fresh Goods, and warranted
grass bleach.
goods yard wide shngs TO- u - cts ard finer also Sheet
ings, IA and ~ yards wide
DMrr and FRsGEs-A good assortment Of each.
FL.sSrLWhe, red and yellow Fannels at all prices from
20 els. 10 the best.
HOSIERY and GLoSEs-Ercry description OF Hosiery and
Gloves ladies' geutnr, boys, girls, indntS and male ana
female
SrucSs and PocSEI iIoxFs--a great variety Of each.
UMnEEtLls-Slk and Cotton Umbrellas made 10 order.
Lack GuupsEyc description Of Thread and Eobbnct Lace
Ed.ng and lnSerngs, Las. ,ondS for Wells, Caps and IoarI
cheap black Lace Wells: foongs and Cuttings, all
widths.
Bo>SrT,51 Nuns onnct, plain and fancy straw Bon
nets, Ieehorn BGnncts all Fall and Winter shapes.
Rm,Npstanzc and satin Bonnet and Gap Rihands; MARIO"
and wide satin aud lI>trinc EiblndS, all CunrS.
FLowrRs--fancy Fl"wers for honnrS and the head.
Sax G%ons foR BKE'>rs-Evy description and style a
plain and Inquired silks black blue black and fancy CoOrs for day
and evening oil Courcd Stns and Gazcs beautiful! and rich
white articles for cvrnin. dresses.
Do Purchasers will lind, addition To the above Goods, every
description 81 by Goods Tor family purposes Merchants VIII
supplied quantities their sales The subscriber takes
being able Stock Goods varied III Style
please all which he will h.: tn better enabled al all
times from the adoption Of his mode Of
srlln. fur cash ~ afnp'orcr. onlr.
Srtt T3,-UtIInl Il. II. JENKINS.
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THE ROANOKE CLASSICAL fNSliTUIE.-Thc Trustees
Of Institution, having secured the services OF MI ellis
principal Of this SchGol hereby notify TIE public at
his dulles the first honda! III January! o+
All the classical ad scientific branches VIII be taeht a. ALSO
the French Language The i'll be five months EACH
TrIrIoS:
For Classical and Scientific Branches, S21ncr se9SoF.
Do French, 40 90
English scholars, including English Gram
mar, Arithmetic, Sc 49, =. 70 40 20 =
President Of the Board oi frIsic:s.
Clarkesvilc, Dec. 5, 1899 :, -,
S!--ti'
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Inflre o. FJten likely Negroes .fOr NIle
PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancey for the county Of Caroline the OF An
deron and wife others Mclaughlin and Others will be
suld i.r. bidder pubic auction, the 18th Of Jan,n-
~ next, Chesterfield depot, the Rchnond, /. and 7.
auad county Carolne from Il 10 Is lke!
consisting Of men, woni.n boys and girls These
ale persons wishing purchase will do well 10 attend the
sale, which VIII commence precisely at Il VI.
TERMA credit U six untl except FOR much rs IS ncccs-
lry Gefray expenses ot sale, which will be cash. the pur
chaser giving approved security bearing interest from
the date. BY THE COMhiSSlONEKS.
Hi-Wrd
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CUMpAI
Olee Ne. 10. Suaih -Sirclt. Rlitllnnrc
;, ~ w - ,.V"'7, N-I''1'' Du3tFTTV't.
tArIIAL PALp IS, Two MILLION. ~ Don, e.

tAriIAL PAID IS, Two MILLION. DoIL.r>
TIE President ana Trustees this Company receive II
nry on bc"sc On which interest will be allow, A. mai
assurances Lives, ATaies AMI Eud.w nr;S and
mated Ia their rharec, whether from midi idrals ~
dies. justice. $500 -
iosEs VIII be receive aui held in trust and ,Ie info
thereon paid scnliinna!y, quarterly, IN coni,ir v
81 every SIX months 20 the lii d: Ia: w,, rlnd III ,rr
latinu. - " ""
iFg lSsunAscyreSons may effect insnranecs with Nh
Company upon tir own ivcL III. OF
!eif, terra % years of III, Whole al !c. TAIL Of rt
computed for this Company upon most favorable terms =
well ir the Officers 81 the Navy ana Army citzen,oud %
bc had on npp!ca;inn IL the Company Agents.
3 ANNCinh..Tesc viii be granted upon .r,.a AZ u
enal The annitant IL vEV! the iae.s, any given
amount Of money.
ESDow person Who desires provi. can't,
for ward when he shall arrive the age uf 81 wears, a.
marriage portion for daughter, effect through this Co
paht.
OEeers Gnd T.t,-s cf the Cysyrau-P Macauicy ESQ NJ
Ne" York. Ricatd wilson, Secretary " Iurston, Assistant
Secretary.
TrV,teeS.-aac Lawrence, Beverly Robinson b. Mcvckar
CHARLES A. Davis. Samuel Wetmorr, David Hidden, ANTHONY
r.. Got Morris Robinson, New York Matthew l.. Bcvan WIN
Flat, John Moss, Philadelphia: James Cox, VIM +. Mayhrw
Sanc Hoffman, Frederick W. Bruno, g. :. udttd, Js,pS
Cushing, Fielding Lucas, IT,, Baltimore.
applications may be made personally, or by letter, paid
the Agents for the Company Virginia, who Will furnish the
rates and other necessary information, persons dcsro r
f,cing assurances making other through hi.
Company Tor Tic inDedt uf their families estates
T. NJ. TaBB, agent, R!ehEsnt, Ia.
-i.,cHt. Ia prs,Hsa
PHlLrr VI. Tss ESD, Richmond.
~. :. SINrsos, Esq, Petersburg.
GEO. W. CAMr, ESD, Norfolk.
RosEEr A>pgE,or, Esq, Williamsburg.
JcHN. BnC.E, ESq. Wlncht sicT.
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IN Circuit suicrlorC ni LIZ"
and Chanccrr held Gouchand County the Court House,
on Tuesday 18th OCTOBER 1885,
James II. Lynch Plaintiff, }
against In dent.
Robert e. Macon Defendant )
plaintiff by his Attorney excerpts tothc sufccncy OF Pto
my Watkins special bail for the defendant in this
hearing the parties BY their Attonies the said execution Is
sustained by Court The said bail adjudged insufficient
and tecupon doth rule the defendant give other
before April term next And appear
g the satisfaction Of the Court that the defendant Is not an
nabilnt ii this Commonwealth, the motion u the plaintiff
By Attorney ordered that the said defendant do appear
here April and give ether special bail in
this CAUSE and copy Of this order be- forthwith inserted in
som. published the City o Richmond tor four weeks
sccesslvc, and posted the f. 1T door 81 The Court n.e II
this County. Copy-lrste :.
Dor
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CASH SALE or NEGROES AND LAND.
r,IEsI Ant 10 Court vi King " 'I7
viii IL. Sold 10 tie highest bidder 10. cash. Al Man-olck
fore on Friday the 10Th January, isi) II fair otherwise
The rxr -c dan Negroes and Land Of which Caleb R"id
decd. died possessed.
The Negroes, number consist ofa man about forty vc
and his IS m llny-vc and children, two gi
and five hytie eldest which sixteen, and the youngest
six years Old.
Tic land situated miles below Mansn'k ana seven above
Ayrs IN 4 healthy ncighborood and contains seventy acres
ON small ccutorth dwelling house. AID all nrces
Guy " ny TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Mar 10 G.-caWid>
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rOETRi.
IT, Enn. u Is. Rnudp;c., for 1919. J
,uCcn rlT REaAI>s rSsuSc."

(E,Oa s7ae Bso. u "a. Roadoir, for lsio.j
LONELINESS.
III -, ritRc>s st& Of 'rt.Reaeg.'
Alas. the suany isles and bays
Where iloAs and fcrns Ike thine
Were gwen 10 the poets gaze,
To,niake his dreams DIVINE -
Where cath peopled from the skies,
As In the breast 81 Youth
And through TIL Ia: In learn d the wise,
And fable spoke iJr tIuti =
Where waters, a. they wound along, q
And m,nint, and star, and moon
Gave urarIes--and each III song
From temples nf It's own
Where spirit eyes looked slancing out
Amid Iht haunted trees,
And spirt Taught RS Wild, sweet shout
Came. sailing down the breeze-
And he, the lvue, miser, knew,
By many mystic soInd,
That spirits Of tlc beautiful
Were breathing all around! -
Whe.c ID. ,aissat, ~ s.iemn talk,
Amid tIe woven trees,
And Wind red o'if each mountain
The swift Oreadss,
And IN each IN :ad and valley sung
it, own unearthly furinS-
And, seaward, bright NrreIds .wring
Their rressrs III the studhs- e.
And some pale Hanadr, adj, face, =
With melancholy luvS,, 4.
Sat watching, III its charpicd PLACE,
Beneath each lonely bakJ
And from each rivers loS, ES2et TALL ..
stul: up Naad tone q T."
And lake and rock had, each and all, -
A goddess Of their own !.
OH years tha. mad. Ussp rit wise, :.
Still make the s,,ri pay in sishs! 80
And If the ground be ,lsared Tor truth,
How beautiful II Was III youth =
When flowers grew thick, IN faney's dew,
That n thcy ctnbered, sweetensd too,
And drew down many singng-bird,
Whose song shall nevct more be hratd-
And rIllS beneath us sunlight ran,
That Time and knowledge drain iIr man,
Eut when thtir crystal uags are tliisc,
Take half lis beauty from the world
And shapes, amid thnse rilis and MOWERS,
Made Edens Of the Young hearts howe,s-
Lost shapes, whose steps along ITS gades
And by lis thousand springs,
Nav now BE- traced thIo' slauns and shades,
By many wthered Rugs
Oh, zone the hueS Of green and gold,
That decked the spirits dial: and downs
From which its mead .ry-nympfs, OF old,
Were wont u weave their crowns.
And dried away the fy,pts aud hurn'
And lefi III. peasaH sfoves behind
That nursed lht DryadS Of the mind: =
And vanished, with their hrlterlng trees,
The young hearts Hainadryads!
The trees of Hope, whose ltafess stems
Show now, through msmory's gloom,
Each lonely as III. pillar set
On Rachel's lonely tomb.
And through their wrecked and bligllcd forms
Be full Of morals tur iir wise,
And he WHO questions Of their storms,
And 4 ~; M, IL & "a :s.,
And through Dordona' Obligated oak 4 ~
Flung answers 10 the breeze (,
The uracies swettrr far
Dorduna uttered by the doves =
And Oh the Time Of fgwsrf h@tysar' = "a
And fairy things t,SSks SIK96
!. The youthful heart wsK haunted ground;
W61te nymph-likc visiers passed along, az
And sweetest WHISPERS stole around; 4
And, by lis bright, swift foants Of thought
Sal spirits, singing widest strains, - :
And shapcs-uh, since how rainly sought
Went hunting DER lis plains!
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SAFE or SLAVES AND LANDS

NY virtue OF rXccutra by James H. Hrnd' ron
- 10 The subscriber. ior the benefit c Ntesi Baker an-
date on thu April 1851, aud recorded IL The ,rrSS
tirc of the County Louisa shall sell {" The highest
b',r :, Louisa House, la cash, on MDND t% la'h
m j. J...ry ur, thu; ac-- cou day eight valuable Slaves,
among ..gr. = ,i.rksiuih. amt two young n"n
Aha. a" place the Lands mentioned M tic
on ,,irI ~. aid ..arn sides lying NJ the sail Co:ut!
g.i.a .r the rEICk l:,i an ai"ning The lands Of = H.
Turner aud o,.an r,rr containing nineteen
,ns in Inc same ueshU,hond, and adjoining the lands ." Ro-
bcrr Coleman and The title 10 the foregoing property i
believed Ia npuae; hut shall only such tue as
is vested in by the said deed.
The above ra postponed will certainly take
place On the day nov advertised 1900 ;,
GS-is
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ci-tlJ

FROM FIFTY To SEvEETY-FtVE LABotEERS WANT
EDh. subscriber wishes hire firth ensuing year, from
s n able lbuur the james
River Canal Ills contract twelve Gls abve nGbuc, al
Wourbs Ferry frctiy dy and ,c fo the danger OF rock
blasting In the spring cyp.cis enl part II ms ''2 OF
the Richmond and in that event. h VIII SO arrange
as 10 av. those hired and Richmond placed most
ni.u L, their homes The hest OF treatment VIII b. Afforded lie
subscriber agent will al! times he found AZ Wags Fer
~ Bedford county price and security he ref TO Mcsss
Wortam SicGruder Richmond, Col T. 81 Bonuran Bue
ngham Mr. John llons, Lynchbarg and Capt Elliott Nor-
than of Amherst county. RICH'D RElSS.
D.r ~. 6Q-tf
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NEGRO iRfNG-The subscribers intending In connu" their
~ old business of in. negroes, would inform their friends
ana the public that they VIII be ready on the ht day 81 January
next that line. II il sirlbe that those intend
IN. with their business, would do early n Doss
BILE, giving description OF the ncgrces that we may md suitable
situations them. We would alsn remind those Wishing hire,
that il their int apply cav We have already
considerable number placed hands for h" Orr char"r
for hiring out per We attend 10 the through
the year Of Sickness and collect the hire without farther
charge ROBERT NIL: q ~,
Cd door from Old Market, Main Street.
Riclmond Dec :. 1879 2--taiJan
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NEW STORE ACADEMY.The session Of this Sclnol
the 81 day Of February next and terminate
the 27h November fuwng The course Of Instruction VIII N
all branches 10 constitute thorough prcpa
ration for college The Trustees have employed Mr. ~ Lewis
charge the school and will promptly procure aid when
ever needed This gentleman strongly recommended as
and English teacher by Dr. Maupn Principal OF The
Richmond Academy Mr. \. L. Holiday, formerly Professor Of
Languages in 1mpdcn sydney College, and NJ r. c.
Branch this lime Professor Of Ancient Languages IN The same
institution In addition these testimonials, number oil intel
icont gentlemen for whom Mr. Lewis has been teaching during
three years, speak III high terms Of his fidelity skill and
Success The in The belief, that I" t"
cy;cntin which era" proposed IN he carried ~ II. ths
found equal an! in the Sairl The fees VIII he
rs fol- ys:-fr tIitGn ia Latin and Greek Languages Age
bra and Geometry, per session u 10 MONTHS Sfln English
branches IL. paid al the class O the session.
po,rd NAY he obtained The village and ncshbohood
reasonable terms. tHhkLss MhlNNEis
n1r lG1-aaw-Nl ChG,rhsGR
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JNARMERS' BANK OF vigGlN:i.-Ihr general Sicctng Of
The so, this Bank. undar the easEGci Charter ~
hr held a, III: hlkiu" house TUESDAY the i January ri IL
onck As matters OF much mpaanr" will claim Inc attention
Of the Meeting, a iril attendance Is desired.
Stockholders nd appear oy proxy WI observe In
give powers other than officers al The Bank, rs
they l,y the law AZ" al allowed represent uihrrS.
J. &. BLAIR. CASHIER.
Ian
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber constantly receiving from the cel.b
man,afacoTy al EuSss & CL.hs, New York, -,
plain Plane For;aS possessing tic latest n;ov and ny
.ecacy III touch and sweetness 81 tone, peculiar h.Ir ms
ntaCturr.
ALSO. large assortment of Musical INSTRUMENTS, and Nh al
Mere iardi-- IN general
Pamn Font tsaa.s,d tuned. Let hire and taken N :
change.
CHEAP MISC.
TIE ia.c collection Music offered for sale in thi
STATE from, the su,crb,r
enabled sell the Philadelphia aud New York Who'll,
and retail prices.
L. H. TAYLOR
Pare FORTE Music Store, opposite the Bar,
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nR w. ". MARSHALL would respectfully inform the pub
~ lie that he still resides in Richmond where he IS prepared 10
practice as heretofore Of healing and renewing that
Formidable disease Cancer His residence opposite TRINITY
rh where he may generally found and letters addressed
him COUNTY, post aid viii meet prompt attention.
lie induced this notice, lest ";sh he supposed mn
he had removed from the CIV he advertised recently
anv raper He intends residing permanently IN this
cr and would make his services available 10 those
who are suffering with that ord disease, Cancer His former
success treating disease is considered sufficient suaran-
tee for the future. .
Dec IN bI-3tt
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Wormhy Gr"rc for Sale.

HsISiNG 70 purchHse farm Of larger size, new ole. 'c
m FARSI Psmunky river containing si9 n"Ies. "
mile. Of Richmond, 10 OF let's, an The MEapon
,ni There gi-At abundance vi mail
Lind Strong indie l,ons Of ccrr"us aroses here ass
uf valuable wod land clear The land wei" sd pied 10
corn wheat and rivcre grain brdrrrt"d TO vessels
n. lira remarkably we'll b"ins
nn,y qusir, CONTAINING ' waic land and III isn
10 wDl pnlG Of bcnniy aud itftis
challenges with ian ~ Lower Vr:ins ITO
uner overlooking extent " a land are near The c'n
good quality consisting OF two story wood
kitchen wish rooms, GOOD da =
icehou.e good Os"ccrs houses as- afcA
srhl, .ous. hsu hnG.rs machine house. WI"
30 good rrin- anil out house ne
garden hlud."n" eucl"d, oi The h. MATERNAL
ai.o use tiff nils rm''" rum III" i'tr
perfect brsh with well Uf the best water IN me
yard .,.
Ai.o MECH NIckSNIE Tor sa". 1t contains % - srr"s
% land The "td dins IRON arsohS.
church bne,s ferry Iirhmond "nhn n's o' The I",'
n il good rrocrty mad mnli DRY g"d '"fr hdrs-
.mh hop, shop nd prvat" ent"ti INN NJ nero
pub,r rhs d. to- d.'anc" Of . 81 80 m'e.-
M Luihi.ng. nf dwii Hing ou-' Win l"nf
kitchen and h"rs, store house" once,
shop hark-mr shop besides o' -mnH ouses.
Sny" Address, EnirIh K,ng " iiism 400 , ,.c.
Nnv IL 'i--sl y" = +" '.,,
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TlIRlSTMASThe attention Of The public il respectfully nvt
~ ed examine the variety Of CHRISTINA, Presents the
subscriber has They d, every variety cacula ID
the grave and the His stack Of Books aud fancy
tclcs for his juvenile friends extensive and selected with
view please II would be- impossible advertise
his variety he will therefore few of the prom
items which consist Of some Of the mos" splendid English
American ANIMALS published Also En- l pocket r
the Poets elegantly bound Also endless
Books handsomely bound suitable for presents and splendid
assortment Of Fancy Goods.
Book Of the Boudor The Oriental Annual
BsaGty's Costume The Magnolia
IIeat's Book of Beauty Jennings Landscape Annual
ady's Album The Girls Book
German Tourist Portrait Album
The Gem The Token
Land cape Album Atlantic Souvenir
Turner'S Annual Tour The English Annual
You MS Keepsake Literary Souvenir
The Naval Annual Young I.ady's Book
The Keepsake Gleanings Of Nature
Our Wild Flowers lnfiniS Jou nal
Young Mans Library Young Lady's Library
Miscellaneous Thoughts ileath's Picturesque Annual.
The Iris
Bibles Prayer and Hymn Books in splendid fancy binding Ia
Dice Writing Desks, Mother c Pearl and Ivory Card aSes boxes
Marine shells, glass wry Boxes, elegant AbnS Musical
ROyc Bead Purses and Rcticur. beautiful Pncshons Emery
Stands, Gracrs Balcdores, and cornil,s, &c. &c.
RICHARD ID. S.tNXAI.
Bookseller, Sta,onsr and Dealer in Fancy Goods.
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n oTiCEPy authority vested in me by the last will and tesla
~ mento Tha. G. Row. decd shall sell public auction,
10 The ghss, bidder for cash. King William Court House,
the 6st day Of January fsen twenty likely Negroes
among which are some likely men, boIs and giIl.
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"a Lr ,>cEKY-SiKaiSIk Al Court Of aosf'efJ se~i'a:
continued and held for Loui.a THE Courthouse thee''
an Tur.d ~, Sorsuh,I IN. ~ h. 1899: .,,.
:, - 800. =. rr ,,,,J ND Plaintiff:
against :, ,:. s,n
wi ian Shelou niu John Shelton Elizabeth y inHon, mn
IIau. Fr,nklin shelton Wiiam tfa"nri, bicEef."" -
IN. we rEi her Children Shron Frrrrr i.andon fI''
children Wharton -ocird, hl ~If, Richard, samuel
AMI ,'hses and judith Sarah ir.r, and Th"na. u
All Su,.n nj. w,i-. Sa-uo, William aud SAMUEL Ls
J,n.s and Wism 6, uL Jnha " ooda AID anJ Mildred M
Tnnm. Sc.us.s Polly his wife, Sarah Farr"r frnns 80;
and Ssncy lbs wife ". P-rkms and L.einha n
"a. Sauncfson. korvcil Jones, rhon,s Jones' Jason
aud Amanda hi. wife. Wm Brit. ard Martha ms we tna
Cooke G.d Sarah hs wife, p;r.s..
IN, d.fe 81. ms F.arkiin Shelton. William traSinh
ou ard he wifi Gnd their oh,ldren. Ssfl:on fafs',
Faurs chilS-r Wh,ron Lucinda hi, vie, Sslnur'
Cloa.h F.rr. Judk fnrar. William and ssruri rs. Ids
lame. and Wiam Giuob., Flick Mos aud susan his % yss-
t. Anderson, matthew Faar, Richard and John tatraf @
rcy hi, wife Ezahch, SUSAN Martha leftn Geo.
nhii Fsr4r Eliza 4 end Lucy r. Lax" "o hn ebIar ,nd
and Elizabeth VIII wing entered III. aPpes
given security according tw aud tine rules OF hn e"u s
npps ,rng ss:isi-cog Of the court a. the! are
AM. ih sarr Of Tho pliini'l by TT. he
that said named tefsGtnas DO hPpra
Justices Of County Court Of Louis county 81 the ,ha
90 Monday February next anh answer
plaintiff, snd that epy ofihs ordsr he forthwith .uc-
ne wsp pc published city Richmond Tor w." n mi,
esvsiy, posted a, the font door of The Coufh0S'
jCEE uUkTER, =. o.
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STATIONS Office.

4s OF SNomakng 10 Iapas sold and cassd BY sTRAT-
in little l2 months.
BESIDES SSC0s sos, 4o1 31O's, zoos &c-nakng 40
Capital Prizes sold and cashed by Straon since January 1885,
Drawn Nos in the alexandria Lottery No. drawn Dec 2st
30 10 IS 20 ~ % u % IS 10 SIS q IL.
Ticket Mo-. 20 IS, Prize of $780, sold and cashed, by
STRkTro-.
Drawn Nos in Virginia Lecsburg Lottery Extra, No. drawn
Dec. 9th:
81 Is ~ 80 a6 II 66 3s a6 20 %.
Half Ticket Nos. IL Is ~, Prize Of Siao,
Do do % 10 t. both sold and eashcd, by
STATION
Drawn Nos in Consolidated Lottery Of Maryland No H. drawn
Dec. 23rd:
Is 26 30 IA IS 81 81 - % s6 10 3.
Ticke, Nos II 81 Sc Prize CT $500 sold and cashed, by
Fec. q 70-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-31

General .7sency-Remorai.
- ICHARD HILL JR CO., viii in future d1votc their whole
HI attention "a the collecting Of Dett. Tay Negroes Renting
OF and selling Property, buying and selling Stocks &c
Negro Hrg1hose who intend sending their Negroes TO U.
10 be hired yea will consult their interest
by sending them early as possible.
RICHARD HILL. ia.
RICHARD G. TUSSTALL.
Office opposite nrs Richardson's Boarding
House.
December J H-HJ