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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-16
NEW
ScNFEcTIoNAEY,
ICE CREAMS, RESTOR.ATORY.

ry>lIE subscriber has thrown his doors open,
Il notwithstanding his arrangement Is not
MS vet completed, and respectfully invites
the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Newport and
vicinity to look into his rooms, examine aud
taste a glass of his Ice Creams, calves foot
Jeley, dish of scollopcd Oysters, wing ot q
Brant, or if they won't do, Z lass OF h,s high
charged Soda Water. REMOND.
N. B.-R. will keep constantly for sale all
kinds OF puff Pastry and Cakes, with great
variety OF Confectionery, at wholesale and
retail.
g. Wedding Cakes made to order.
MAY 9, le:U.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-16

VnorNlA.-The Virginia election
commences on the o3d inst. Twenty
one members Of Congress, eight mem-
bcrs of the State Senate, and the entire
lower House are to be elected. The
Governor is elected by the Legislature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-16
NXXV INC


I FRENCH with truly grateful sense Of
~ obligation, to the citizens of Newport
for the liberal patronage aud The many marks
of friendship with which he was honorcd dur
ing his visit in Dec. 1896, would respectfully
notice that he in connection with his brother,
has been induced to offer his professional
services again to the Ladies' and Gentlemen
OF tins delightful town.
\ The great Improvement that Mr.. +. has
mnde in hls sysiem,-togeiher with hls cxpe-
riencc IN teaching in many of our fashionable
cities--hc hopes and trusts will insure him
respectable class, during his present VISIT
Penmakins. Ornamental writing, aud STEM
ograpily taught
Ladies' can receive lessons at their dwell
ngs if preferred. Immediate calls from
friends and all who wish tu become beautiful
and finished writer's are solicited. SEQ hand
bills.
| n. B.-School now open ut the house Of
Mr.. ID. Melville, from A. NJ. until +. NJ,
daily.
|, Refer to Rev. Mr., Dunont and families
/ who received instruction in 1896.
Il Newport, May !, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-16
Married,

At New York on the 9Th inst. by the Rev. DIR. Minor
Mr. Henry Tisdalc Of this town, to Miss Mary A.
Knowles, daughter OF George Knowles Esq. of james
town, X l.
In Iebanon Conn, on the 18th ut. by the Rev. Mr.
Wilder, Mr. Amos Royce, of LIME, 10 Miss Jane B.
Pee khan, daughter Of VIM. =. PeckhanI, formerly o
Middctown, X. |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-16

The hes, conundrum that We we have hcnrd
lately is ,his-If Mr. talher~ood's panorama
should burn down. why would he he like mn or
phan because lie would not have pa-nor-a-
ma.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-16
I'OUN ID.


HsOEUS MULTlCAuLIS, or Chinese, Al
va pine, Bussa, Canton, and White Italian
Mulberry Trees, and cuttings or buds Canton
Chinese, Alpine, Brussa, aud White Italian snl-
berry seed Sugar Beet Seed Chinese l'rolihck
or Tree Corn {; Guinea trees aud Locust trees OF
small size silk Worms Eggs OF the best 'arle-
ties.
I The above trees are a'l Of American growth,
and are in the best condition of any trees N 'hc
country. Al that are NJ, sold by The 9th "'
4 5,h month, (NnyO will be planted immediately
Orders sent 10y mail, postage pa'd,will be prompt
ly attended to .>,s
/ Portsmouth, x. l.
The Subscriber Silk Manuals may bo had ol
W. \. Barber, Newport, ~ ut j. ID Jr.
II Portsmouth, 9th mo. let, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-16

The business of The Erie Canal has opcn.
cd this year with briskncss never before
tqnalcd. The tolls received nj Bnlalo dur
ing the first week of navigation are nearly
double What was received last year IA the
corresponding week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
EsldsssEiHs'S
EaChange s. LOTTERY office,
RIcuMnNn. Va
RIcHMuSD, Va.
uJ' More Prises s"ld and paid By BIGGER.

0J' .HOre Pri=es sold and paid by BIGGER.
Drawn Nos Of The Sussex county Lottery, No. ~,
drawn Aug ]:
10 80 SO &C &C 80 81 a 90 43
Whole Ticket, Nos q 33 g. a Grand Capital sold
and paid 10 gentleman from the country. by Bigger
Drawn Nos Of the New Jersey Lottery, No. 80 drawn
Aug ):
ID 80 4 60 7 IS l3 DC sc 81 0 40
Ticket, Nos 9 81 small one of $500, sent to one
Of our correspondence and paid, usual at sight by
Bigger
Drawn Nos. of the Virginia Leesburg Lottery Extra,
Glass No. ), drawn Aug. L:
81 81 80 SO 25 IS II - 81 45 So Is
Ticket Nos 45 Sc, sold 10 a gentleman in Rich
mnnd, an paid sight, 4, Fortunes Home, Bigger S
Office
Drawn. %. the Mary land State Lottery, Class No.
10 drawn Ang Z:
43 DC Is l3 Al i 45 9 - Il &c
" h"le. 3 Is, t.:cnd Capital sent 10 The country,
and was, a. usual, paid ut sight by Bigger.
Drawn Nos Of the Virginia WelIsburg Lottery Class
No 4, drawn Aug. 10:
90 40 20 10 81 l3 Al "a % 76 Q SO q 45
Ticket, Is 30 80. small prize of S2OO sold and paid
as usual at sigh, al Fortunes Home, By Bigger.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
August 90

Itco niuabe Rnppnhannock Farms for Sale.
"A the REQUEST Of those Interested otter Tor sale two
"a ni Land, belonging 10 The estate OF William
Is rnsd jr, deceased.
One OF these ,racs, callpd Belle Grove, lies in the
county cf King George, the Ra"pahannock River,
about % miles below Fredericksburg and directly "Ppo'
site To Pom Royal II contains T30 OF land, sui
fcenl portion Of which is IN woods; The soil IS oi re
mar kaby good quality, and by system Of udicIons cul
iivaon might, the of few years BE- put INTO
state OF the very highest improvement There is on
the tract large and c0mm"cous dwelling house, tnge-
Their with The necessary ourhouscs, embracing kitchen
dary granary house uyersters house, and or ~
cabins The site Of The main dwelling s elevated. com
handing beautiful view Of the river the village Of Port
ROYAL and large extent Of the adjacent country. The
ner hbnrlnod excpedIngy healthy and the society
cnnd 10 none in Virginia. Situated Immediately upon
the river, has direct communication with the larger
towns To one who desires residence The country,
aud the of valuable real estate. know OF 10
farm that nii.rs more inducements than this.
The other Tract Of Land is situated in Richmond
county al The intersection of Tutusky Creek with The
R,ppahaEnock rirer being bounded on the South by
the Rappahanncck, and on The North by ousky Creek
This Farm contains $40 3 acres and is considered
OF The valuable and productive farms in the North
en Neck. The soil is very fertile, and being rather
s, admirably adapted 10 the grow tn Of corr, wheat
and oais-and lying at the intersection of two large
affords every facility for shipping lis produce
the best markets large portion oil The land is co
vered uth heavy growth OF wood, which II cut and
sold would yield handsome profit There is on the
nu' houses The direct water communication which this
Farm has with the best markets added TO The advantage
to he derived from The great variety of fine fish and fowl
which be- had from The adjoining creek and river,
renders it very desirable property
Those no wish 10 make investment in landed pro-
periy would do well examine these farms before the
days Of sale.
The first mentioned tract, (Bee Grove.) will be sold
Monday, the 9Th of October 1880; the ohpr, on Fri
day The ] lh Of The month"; those days be fair,
il not The first fair day thereafter, Sundays except
cd. The sale will Take place at 2 o'clock the pre-
misses
TERMs-One third of the purchase money to be paid
in cash; The balance in two equal payments, OF one and
two years from The day of sale The credit payments
10 be secured by bonds, with approved security, aud TO
carry interest from The day of sale. All the parties in
eresred being of oge, satisfactory title will be convey
ed when The cash payment Is made. The purchaser will
be allowed the privilege Of seeding the TALL crops, and
possession delivered on the first January.
Persons wishing 10 communicate with upon The
subject, will direct TO Mansfield, near Fredericksburg.
VIM. BERNARD.
administrator Of Hin. Berna'd, Jr decd.
Aug 90 30-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
ggggt's E5g.ah: Of PSt=fs.

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Il
b wanted on il,r TWENTY FIFTH sfPrEhBtR ihe %,
- :, - ,ssI.,s far some Others 10 aiifnIpi "
re- r.I known that no priz', amounting !" over rEA
" s..r ,n,,.ps las been sold III Richmond Tor
vesrs and years ex".pl what ilnyi has s"d ~, goes
i, amongst the FORTY and FIJI liiou>aNb'
VI ,,,ar us !. H. taud., an ,h- big onrs! There
-, if ,nv oo. ha, an idea nf nfd"ri"g Ticket. LEI
him nn harbor The thought Tor mnmrni, that The ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IS 10 be haa
any where, except a. tI"yts!
n, How would ynu feel after ordering 'icke' from
ann,hrr Office and IN hearing from The da"irs 10y
had said h. prizy: Why, .fat, OF crn'se.
August % -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30

"A T meeting oil the President and Directors Of The
IA Bank Of Virginia, on The llth day of June, 1899:
ResOired. Tina, books Of subscription TO The sd
dilonal capital of this Bank, authorized by law, be
opened forthwith at the Bank Richmond by The Cash
Ter and at The several branches by the Cashiers hareof
and also al Portsmouth, under The superintendent of
John a. Chandler, John w. Murdaugh and II. L. Viii
son, i.sGs
For every share taken s25 must be paid, with inter-
est therein from the instant. when The Common wealth
subscribed paid for $50 shares; and 73 in three
euna ns,ame mis- Of two four and months thereafter
with interest from the same period
A. ROBINSON. JR, Cashir.
n A book of subscription is accordingly opened at
the Bank nf Virginia
June IL l0-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
N.eLsnicsrjNe Tarcru far Sale.

.ItchanicSrWe Tnrcyn far Snie
FEYHE subscriber Wishing TO retire from pubic lIiP,
fl. r. fr sale his Tavern, al the lerninann OF The
Nrchnnicsv lie Turnpike, and FIVE and hall miles from
he City Of Richmond, and Immediately on the IaPpa.
hammock Stage Rvue and at the junction Of the roads
leading TO Hanover Courthouse Cold Harbour, &c =
The improvements are large two story house. with
uond kitchen dairy ice house, Stables and all the
crssary out houses and all newly bull; II has attached
IL il 30 acres Of land the greater portion well numbered,
and sufficient r the support Of the place for number
and as healthy us any stand in lower Virginia; IL has
been occupied Tavern since il was built, aud
has tie reputation Of being good situation. Any per
son wishing purchase the above property can gel any
Information respecting it. by addressing the subscriber
(pcs, paid al the Richmond Post Office, or by calling
ON him The premises
ACHILLES LuMPklN.
r 6 The subscriber will take tins method 10 inform
his friends and the public ha, he "iil continue 10 Keel
n private entertainment Ill il is disposed Of. L.
hrIuusl q 2i-J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
Dofs EDar .W,fh,I hnOc ga re ""iE
4 llENRN CLAY

D0fS InHF .N0TF'I hnO'o y"" It 80.
REARr!N VAN BuREN AND HENRY Clay
dn F,,u,.. la. come tn stay "prrliy considerable
spell a, Hoy,'s, in Richmond While tie friends OF
''s ,ea, sn are show ing their devotion 'ier, he
admirers Of her Lndysp will druh'sss avail themselves
Of The rare opportunity nnw offered 81 san'ing i%f
.D,,ne' in prrson She hos determined 10 take ll"yts
ro,rons mater her special protection. and Tr Ibis purpose
has sra,inn, herself H"as dOor 10 rcceive con
nunv and nnlice who buys Of his lucky tickets Sor'r
sny that she blinded hy hand1gP-but l',!ie notice
will show that she EaG"s what she Is nn"ua nnG s,
r,onps,s us 10 saw that il The prizes Of 500 pUO SinGoO
Sc &C., presented by her 10 "y, are nal sufficient to
satisfy her friends Of he fact Size will snon rul me maj.
Ter all straight hg presenting them with one OF ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Her lrl'nrs
are requested 10 call mud her al l"Ji corEer Below
the ruins Of the Eagle.
IN, pn 24-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
EgOuf,s Bank of Prizes.

oyt, as usual selling and paying all ne Ss ,,,s,r
Therefore il is necessary for those who wan 10 D.
class Of Capitals TO address their COMMUNICATE
NJ Hoyl ,co.s Lotteries
advertised in any paper, by any one, always to,,;a
HovI's and !, has been proved TO the "oIIn' ~ YE
ny1e pri.s is uonttd. THE TICKET "0'
PURCHASED OF HOfT. whi,1
,u,on,,ed 10 fire Emes as much money as any p''-
sold By any rsnder nor in e city # Rhmo+s ko,c1a
In smother par, of this paper win he i9%ne TnoC
tho KING Of Lo,,erips-ONE HUNphhp ,,;.nlsrf,
SAND DOLLARS. In this Lottery. M" Pr. e.r,n N BIS
orders should come 10 hoyt, as aIi og ''S"
pond u,,o,b Lottery are just, re-
Co The tickets IN me IN, Al al, ''' July y
ceived .<i-"t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
St9.ass0a'S Office.

THNICKETS in all the Lotteries and the really lucky
E Numbers for sale al STRATToSs Lucky Oihce =
Look ST. Capitals sold and cashed by STRATToS the
All Prize Seller, in little over IL months
Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery No. 81, drawn
Aug 10:
Ticket, Nos 10 "a SO, prize Of $500 sold and cashed
By Slralton.
Drawn Nos. in Sussex County Lottery No. 80, drawn
Aug 90:
80 GO "a 81 s "a GG 20 - &c 43 "A 45
Ticket, Nus 80 G6, prize Of $I5U sold and cashed
by strat,on
Drawn Nos in Richmond Academy Lottery No 5,
drawn Aug "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
STOP TuE SWINDLER.

One Hundred DOLI0rS kttcGTd
NN the 9th day of July last man, who calico nm
y self WIN Bursha sold me negro IN hich""'''
for which | give him seven hundred and seventy SIX
dollars and ninety cents Said negro away IRON '
in half an hour after paid for him; and II appears
The best information get that BurshaIl real name
is Stephen Jones' who is carpenter and resides '''
King George Courthouse. Ii appears. that the hfE'Y
belonps TO Mrs Cheyes Of King George county a0'
,pas hired 10 Stephen Jones will eI"e The above r.
ward for The apprehension Of Rursha!I amS Jones so
The recovery Of the money have good reason :" o'r's
the said Jones conveyed the negro back from 'eh'-
10 King George county, where he has been since SER"
will give fifty dollars reward for The s"nd''f aD
/ understand said Jones has several brothers IN hfs
George county. he seen in Alexandra on :.
day morning The Cd inst, probably on his way 10 '"''
souri,, where, understand lie intends moving r,v
Warrenton, N. C.. Aug 10. l-39 90.
~ The National lncllsencer vi" please copy aud ''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
Aug 90
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
TENHE subscriber constantly receiving from the cee-
Il brapd manniactory of NrSNs IL CLARK, New
Y"rk, elegant and plain Piano Fores, possessing the
latest improvements, and that delcacy of touch and
sweetness of tone, pes uiar 10 their manufacture.
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments and
Musical Merchandise in general.
Piano For,es repaired, tuned, lei on hire, and taken in
exchange.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection n Music offered for sale in
this State may be selected FROM the of the sub
scrthpr who enabled 10 sell al The Philadelphia
and New York wholesale and retail prices
P II TAYLOR
Piano Forte and .Husic Store, opposite The Banks.
Aug. III 29-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
EKGyts Bank Of Prizes,
RICHMOND, Va.
s.A6an roo

Lottery au,horzcd by The State Of MARYLAND Class
M l. fnr Ie39-To be draun on HE 25M SEPT, 1880
The leading Capitals are-One GRIND Prize Of
$500 GOO, ! Of % 900, ! Of 10000 Of c.0no, oI
6 ln5 Of 600 nf ) 600. ., 900, 10 Of 000 90
of 600. 90 Of ! 800 80 Of Inu0-and great many
other very fine prizes, amounting TO an immense sum Of
money
Is No Lottery. and - drawn ballots
certificate Of package Of - Whole Tickets in this
Magnificent Scheme will sent for S2J0
A Certificate of Package Of q Half Tickets Sl25
DO do 81 Quarter DO G2 30
Do do - EIghihs d, 81 %
Single Whole Tcke,s 500 Shares IN proportion
Orders for rkers in the above lottery solicited
without delay-rT To be directed 10 the seller &c all
The arge prizes which sold in lhs part Of he country
d. NJ. HOYT, Richmond. Ia.
Julv 10 2l-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FORTY DOLL.9RS REUifD -,
StTRAYED from the residence ot The snnsc''"'
- the Oath instant. two bright. colored Bay y'1.'
MULES remarkable for their extct likeness at'
", and can scarcely be distinguished from ra'" "', ~
Great jumpers, ard when last seen were IN i' Rims.
borhood of Mr. Nicholas EGmundss Store !" ,,,e.y
wick county, making their way, no DOUBT 10 = rear.
bu, have been worked, and Will lead ! VIII L., =,
above reward to any person who viii deliver n' ~,
me. miles west Of Beield, GreensvlIIe coO"': -
or Ten Dollars, and all reasonable expense ,. n.
any person who will take them up. and aadfsS !"
mediately al Hicks Ford Post Office, G' t,n,.u So
ty, Va. JOHN oooD $50
re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
nj tn those in rant Of 100000 Dollars,

We hive The pleasure OF presenting 10 our friends
end patrons The following splendid scheme Of Lot
terry to be drawn The 21h of September. 1880
at Baltimore, capital One HnHdred Thousand DoIinrs
The tickets received nnd the fortunate numbers for
obtaining the Grand Prizes ready for distribution
among hose Of Bigger Friends and Patrons who are
DESTROYS Of obtaining chance. We therefore request
all 10 forward their nrders To The well known Fortunate
Spot" Bigaprs Office, where were recently sold the
folio inr splendid przes:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30

Besides prizes Ct SI5O-S I4O-ST2N-SI UU-SsU-S4V
and loves, prizes S2O.
% No Lnllery-l2 Drawn BaInIs
Tickets only 800, Halves TO- Quarters s. Eighths 90.
Certificates Of packages of p whole tickets $3.50
DO do p I'lf do l2o
do do % quarter do G2 80
do do 25 eighth do 81 %
Orders for Tickets and Shares, or Certificates Of Pack
ages in The above magnfcPn, scheme will receive the
mos, prompt attention, and official account of the
drawing Immediately after il is over 10 all who or
der from Address
ID. S. GREGORY 4 CO, .Afanagfrs,
July 20 f2l-ldl Richmond w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
J.niuuLIs .jppomnityy L.t;D IL, sale

G!Dnhie .jppGmnitoI L.5.tU iUT SHE
order 10 fleet division aacrps, II . lscarsss .
81 the remaining undivided property tclarpirr - -.
estate of Edward Dillon decreased the sub,r,,i,.r
lh"rIsed 10 sell the Tract Cf Land known ~ the ,.,
Of Sandy Ford hch hes IN the cnuur Of t'unb. r,l
aud Primer Edward, on both sides Of The Appona,,,1
RIVER, about miles above The town Il farnvI,r min,
from tamuden SIDNEY Collrge. and 6 from Ps,ues IA
vern. This estate, being aeI improved fwei: wa,,,,
rtma kably healthy. aud well known TO tr on. # Ma
most ifrl.!e on the App"ma"x, is well worthy the ,,
iertinn Of capitalists. The rTac Commits hv I'D SURGE
G3l acres, If hch il is estimated hire az N cr. -
low grounds, 800 r!rared igh had ~ IN vo,t
This land Nil BE- OH red at plta,c srr rnui ihur.c,,
the l0h al September next. Should il nrt tr ilsn ,o.
il vii! on that day b. DISPOSED Of al pubic auction II
the hour Of twelve, before The door OF Jrtes lsvs,,
ia The town Of Farmvi!e. The terms uf sale wi. r..
accnam, dating. and made known The day Of sale a,
application 10 myself or my brolh,r Richard viii,
will also shew The land
In obedience 10 . decree Of the Cont Of Prince e.
ward, will sell privately small Tract Of Ltmd cor.
tanning go acres of srcund and third quality Of lane
lying about four niles from Halifax Courthouse n liz
main stage road.
will also sell three Tracts lccated the State Of Ter
One tract, lying in the county nl Robertson
ml!rs from Springfield and q miles from Nashville, cnn.
tanning Gao acres two thirds "f which are first quality
o: land, the remainder ssc0nd quaIiy One other raG
lying in the county Of Montgomery on the Cumb, rsd
rIvrr 20 miles below Nashville containing G2O oil
Of the first quality, and 400 OF il low grounds
One other Tract. containing 0g0 acres of first ana
cnnd quality. located in the Western district abru' q
miles from Memphis These lands will be more par,,.
cuIaFy described IN the Nashville papers
| VIII also sci! IN my rght and attorney in fec,
for the parties Interested I2D 900 oil Land lying "A
Western Virginia in the counties OF Gruysou Wythr
Giles, Logan and Fayrte- tch lands wer" patented
in the name Of Edward Dillon, in thu year 1885
Letters addressed (post paid 10 ne, al FaImv!le P
Edward, will receive attention.
JAMES II. DILLON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30

Connluissiontrs Sale IF roi"abic Real Est"tc IN tic
COuniy ri Chariss Cuy
EDY virtue Of decree OF the Comfy Cont Of lhares
, City pronounced on the 18th day OF July, lo39, IN
rn bet" Taylors guardian. plaintiff, and Tayiors
Orphans &c DEFENDANTS the undersigned, aching os
Commissioner under The SAID decree, WILL on III KS
DAY, the l9,h day Of September next. that being
Charles City Court day, before The Court House OF SAID
county OFF, for sale al Public Auction, to the highest
bidder, that valuable Tract Of Land whereof Ot"ay
Ia, Tor died seized. called Edoe Ferry, lying IN the
said County, Chickahominy River, containing be-
tween four and five hundred acres, which Is large
framr Dwelling House and all necessary out houses;
about as acres said land has been craed and there IS
supposed be about 15 of marsh-ihe residue IS
believed b. original forest growth and IL considered
veIy valuable, both for timber and fire wood Vessels
almost any burden may approach the landing al Inc
Ferry and great lnducem is offered 10 those engaged
in the timber wood business
TERMs-So much "f the purchase money as may be
necessary deray the expenses Of the sale aud The
Of The suit will be required IN cash. and The balance
in two equal nsalmenls of and years from The
day Of sale, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security.
IL | will be The premises and take pleasure IN
showing The To such persons may wish to view
the The day previous to The dav 81 sale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Corn.
auous % ;,D-tGs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30

MEORUS MULTICAULlS The subscriber L,s r
I'VE sale Roots and Cuttings Of the Morus MuI.lc.n
lis His Cuttings are the product ui Roots tWo ard H.
years old His prices shall be reasouabte-ard n, ;,
who may buy Of han cuttings. &c hr w suprly g,o,
eggs al ihr silk raised by himself The u.
oil The fo'luwirg vnriers VIZ: mhuiHoth Y,iL,y -,
weeks yellow, lwo crop White and peanut A,ri "a
Ellis ElIeu & Co, oil TO RICHARD RIMS
Ana i6 1l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30

To which add -Enc Capitals nE Ten Thousand Dol
lars each These prizs alone will amount 10 more mo-
ney than any pr,ze sold by any vendrr in This city
or in Virginia Therefore, 10 odvenureis ue again So
b. particular 10 address all orders for tickets in the fol-
low ing in any other Lottery. !"
TtOS. B. BIGGER
Richmond Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30

HgEu ARDS REV AkDS 1.-The o,'o""g re-,
a. wards are lc:cby offered FoT the apprehension ana
cOnycrinn o free negroes coming into ms cry or couh-
~ from any other Stale or Territory ~ wv
Tho sum Of Ten Dollars For the apprehension OF any
runaway sav. owned hired by members OF 'h'' so,
CIT aud iund hoard any vessel steamboat OF 'a't
road car and satisfactorily p'oven 10 be going ont OF
This STATE Thirty Dollars And for the apprehension
and cnnvic,ion Of each person engaged IN aiding, or
abpling the escape OF any slave ("r slaves from me
county of i'enrirn. The city o! Richmond, TO ahoef
State the sem al Fiy Dollars
By order Of Ike Board of Directors oi me society 'of
the prevention ui The ASCENDING nnd abduction OF
slaves: JaMEo DoD'E"'
aur II r2S-6i1 Treasurer.