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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-05
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS
VHNtE Subscribers having purchased of the late firm
u OF mr. Htnchins Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS, re-
specifically inform the Druggists generally. that tev In
tend preparing the medicine for sale wholesale
aecg satisfied from the results of the last four
MS efficacy the almostccrta of long sta ling
cases of cONSUMPrIoN, and its wonderful effects il
ennrey removing all symptoms Of that disease if taken
IN rs ncipient stages also m Immediately aordng relief
m gases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud the
WHOoPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
= 70 their retail customers medicine of real worth,
being very effectua perfectly safe and gentle in it
operations. II is prepared from mucilage the long
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
MOSS-but in combination with other medicines calcu-
lated TO act most benecaly in all the above diseases;
also In cases OF night seais, produced by long coughing
and attended with much pain and distress the
patient. RoBERTS& ATKINSON, Druggists,
Conner Hanover AID Market SITS.
For sale also by 2. H. COLEMAN g. CO.,
e1r.g 1t- No IJ3 Market strait
and by SETH HANCE
Conner OF Pratt & Charles It,
And by MACKENZIE s. co. 4
ap 30 2awt Corner of Gay & Market SITS
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ENIsHISG TACkLE.--Just received
y sortmeni of superior TACKLE, consisting of
ga and 5 Jotat WALKING STICK RODS
3,4 and HALLE obs
r. 3, and Ash btItt FLY RODS
so, 1908 l5o yards SILK HAIR and SEA GRASS
LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished per gros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per gros
ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS
/. Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
1000 or Otherwise
SWlVEL'S HOOKS, furnished complete
ALSO-A general assortment Of WOODEN WARE,
Twine and Cordage, BRUSHES ofall kinds, for sale al
very reduced prices by DUKEHART & co.
No. l0lk Baltimore street,
i between S,puth & Calvert streets.
Country merchants and others invited TO cal
Thankful for past favors ney solicit of patron
age. athmo 10th
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FOR AMNAP !, ,s G2AAH1gRaDaR

FOR ANEAPfsAI+ CAMBRIDGE
1Es6STQM & 81. MICH.fEL'S
= sza.g4 The STRAIN Boat MARYLAND leaves
A-Rkkez.r Baltimsre on the following days, for the
1zf8s@zzR@ssk- above places
For Annapolis. Cambridge & Esston on EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY m O'Clock.
On EVERY SUNDAY, at O'Clock, for Annapolis,
and return the same day.
And on EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock, for Annap.
oils, ST. Miehaels s. Wye landing, and return day.
beautiful trip for excusion persons going foi this
purpose wiltpay only 81 SO passage; starting from the
usual place, DuRan's wharf.
N. b. All baggage at the owners risk.
ma 25 LEMUEL g. TAYLOR.
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Rail ROAD LINE DIRECT.
THR U OH IN S TX II o UR S.
Via Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, Newark
c BIZ continuous Line of Rail Read from Philadelphia
to Jersey City, opposite the city of New York. crossing
the Deioware on the Rail Roat Bridge at Trenton.
: 49, A COMMODIOUS STEAM BOAT
G1nRkRearwnl be in readiness at jersey City to coz
give passengers across the liver without
detention taking the Baggage Crates on board Leaves
the Trenton Rail Read Depot IN Philadelphia, coTaer
Thiri and Willow streets pAi Y, Sundays ezespted.
Morning lineat 81 O'Clock, A. NJ
u. S. Mail Pilot Line at r. NJ
SUNDAY LINE.
Morning Line at O'CLOCK, A NJ
u. s. Mail Pilot Line al r M
{h-Fare in either ls, 81; returning the lines leave
New York, at A. NJ, and at A p. VI.
Philadelphia, ma D.
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DIAPER Lowtto close sales
II " reams IMPERIAL PAPER
90 do Medium do
II do Red envelope do
For sale b Janis BRUCE.
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Corner Pratt st. and Dugan's wharfIower end Of &c
Market Space. aus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
T'aylorsyiile, December !

GROVE WHARF AND HOTEL. on JAMES RIVER.
rSNIiE r,S leave inform The public iimi by ne
earnest PERSONS hr has Just erected "
oay aad rommoJou. the the north side of
lanes River eight miles below James Town. where me
rabo,s regularly STOP land and take oil passengers and
freight.
This Wharf admirably located for the convenience Of
persons travelling and from the lower country being only seven
miles from Williamsburg, eight from York Town, ten rom war
wick Courthouse and twenty Gloucester Courthouse.
C0uch, with gentle horses, ana steady
and kilful driver regularly nd the stanh1ats, conveying
messenger. to Williamsburg, perfectly level and
nc of rIc Virginia. with tlr greatest salty ana col
aprcs are also provided convey 10 ork Town. War
wick Courthouse and other places adjacent 10 The landls ana
made with the tavern Keepers IN ORR
Town residing there to convey passengers NJ all times
from that place the Grove in time Tor the boats
the comfort Travellers the proprietor has also been
induced establish PUBLIC HOTEL III The spacious ana AIRY
Mansion, contiguous u the whari where VIII always DC
found comfortable and well furnished Chambers good Table,
supplied with the uxures Of the especially the hnct
York River fish and and Bar stored with the Choicest
Liquors and Wines
This certainly cheapest convenient and expeditions
ote for passing from Mathews Gouccstc and other ad
acen countless Baltimore Norfolk Petersburg, Rcmond and
hoard the steamboats, wharf, without the least risk oil
uyand persons their private conveyances can, If
desirable leave hcm the Hotel until their Ieurn where they
will receive every and attention.
The Coach win leave the Raleigh Tavern ana City loe VIII
where register their nancs every
Steamboat day and will return immediately
the bnat wharf, that delay will be experienced
The proprietor determined pains or expense 10
make his Wharf public eorreaicHce and thereby TO
'o"''H''a ''O''"' ''''N : rN THOMAS WYNNE.
Grove Hotel Dec 81 e9-law4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
-. &C the Richmond Enquirer.

,,.,,j arr, times a r,ek during nc seSsio"
W ~. fiSI~,,at4r and tt'e a ''eS aarMs %. -
Of tic >a't ~ ,..,,s or SUBSCRIPTION.
M .,,ys, and Three Dollars for SIX months,
~ Five Dollars re- ~ tic Office RENTED b! man, posi-
PAYABLE ~ slars per at the e"a y ~. @ in c,od and
paid, or IN ~ ,,s occ may hr reunited per a" ~ gov g
AZ Al dues |" nj liz the Editor; "a. P"<iaS' g az
a'aao+ Tai ~ Hr'rs> Nc M i The accnmmaon oil
i scarcely "i any @ blslnr>., which operates as serious N
rpoa Ei'a nav r nine papers annually. shall have me
,n m hereafter BE- consia'f nnls As spsea
ana due % n. paid 10: III advance Tor ina" 'h"'
% when "EeISn l h, sent the order any new and NM
- y, inH.l mt, p.! III advance or sa'isiast! "
sn1Mm ~ and, lao" NV" w. ~ m order for a pub.
tn utser'hS - t, trn subscriber Who !, umas
lta,m i ,ta the condi;l"ns single nunnaa , ,n '
tainns 81 q" all subscribers whose ability to pay may ,, ="
,snoMm to the rah!s and Wn" INA" o ,r tho advanced
account at ,nr ' Mail h. erased from the > u srh>rhrrs
payneh W., "' lu,og. a TIC Editorial Cg"es"noa 81 a"
, ~. am, ii tn. results Of the collective WI,
These ",,"r ,y,errncr tr Editorial Corps u' nns
a r assembled Richmond IN Inc l. u. interests
ny t, on,msni aud our interests require IN ma
9" .ncr 10 hrn S"vrrtln hie Nn''t,' u, ~ me-, b..
u" 1 t,.i,h custom d. Ck Pcssests NJ ctss ., ~
~" i- m asr.sr d 6s Crc4t Ss than iss'd' To-,
rs, % Tt.tnqor:. Misunderstanding III kes".,ns " ..
,Dyen,ion we have been induced u c"'nu, 80;
on the Book who are ~ arrsa. 70 'n. yh
,,s , change course The nac :" S'v; fam our roll
W. ~ nriiraa"n' will pos,ivr! nc Sir'cH'" On nom W.
a:;ae eomme"''.TrIE:ir; TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rh,, il Il. recommended Ia the Editors OF NrMsP'
The Commonwealth To publish al TIE ,tau o. :,
PSLs bsIr s,r, advertising and that t.ey us fair
lI%anc. and tina, these prices be always >ueh' a.
compensation "' '' ''' R,;pa Of he Editorial ConrsH"a
,,aen lines OF less. first insertions, - cents i'i
IN continuance, - cents !, ,.;,h rho advance
eaSm ~, from distance must be acc0rlpan'tu VIZ" y"
o'a.' - ,ary references, 10 insure executor: - .
pay OF ADVERTISING may amount 500 per annnn
aai W ie q p per cent ana 10 ,"t-r Whenever
~ fs1yt.ns is unknown ~ this office, mus o. a".sn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
Dee. y

NEW STORE NrAUEMY.-Thc session Of tlIs School
Viii commence 81 day OF Fcbruay and terminate
the 27i November following The Of instruction VIII m
all the branches 10 constitute Thorough tpa
college The Trustees have employed Mr. W. Lewis
charge of The school and "l promptly aid when
ncpdrd This gentleman strongly recommended as
classical and English teacher by Dr. Mnagn, Principal OF NE
Ancient Languages llampden sydney College, and Mr. H. G.
Branch l lne Professor of Ancient Languages in The same
institution. In addition these testimonials number OF intel
gcnt gentlemen whom Mr. Lewis has been teaching during
the years speak in high terms Of his fidelity klll and
success hc Trustees angunr in the belief, that to the
which education proposed 10 be carried III IT, Tins
sch be fJnnl equal any III the state. Th fees viii hc
follows Latin and Greek Languages Agr-
per session uf ~ months .3J--in English
hr.ur.c. s2l-o b, paid nj ilc close Of ID" session.
Board MAY he obtained IN the village and .hborhooi very
reasonable CHARLES VI hiNSEf,
ne IwE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

y,IJISCTOY lCAnEMY--TIr. subscriber. scb"l viii lc
~ rur,rd al Ellington. 18Th of Jam il Ia aHn"uncin.
removal If his School I" Ilimsn lbs in're residence, ~
r!r would ledge The obligation e / undo i"a
the liberal he has received nf's Il
Of nearly twenty sc years No individual ma
blessed tn confidence ui his patrons, ana none
that and harmony wIc, In" cha
racczed Scu for that control over feelings aud affections
enabled him with pleasure
truly Tk-omc. The buildings erected by
Ill afford ample accommodation Tor
for successful
cuon studies; while small library OF such popular works
and calculated /" ansr, aud IT the same time
selected by the subscriber Tor oil
rourarur dpstion study aud aiding hi pupils The for
nation habits Of thinking and acting with pnrhty VIII he
all hen not engaged III their regular
studies. He has engaged, IN N>s1n MS sou, Richard ~
Fox WHO la, years The entire satisfaction of
and Whose scientific aclnrH'htS,
stutu habits moral department aud nhirng a-SIduH 'incni-
Is cnaiih instructor of youth Few Ih"'> arr better
school ian Eiliugunclryatcd and healthy innc-
and Frth.rich ur. Railroad, within
Irer l,crs q" mile al III" Louisa Rail men re-
RlrlnInHi hear lrif children day and
hour by the Ia frcdT-
.b,n or Louisa while pcisuns the lower
try parln" Their ciirna good school III health!
rcrion can but little trouble hy means OF steam boats
and roads The Of instruction embraces all the Eng
sh branches usually taught the best academies, together with
tho French Latin Greek In"uagc-partIcuar attention Il
paid practical Mathematics. The subscriber feels well assured
that organized, school IN Virginia offers more nd
To those acquainted, with HIM, Is
say efforts will b. eScred TO the
interest those committed 10 his care; and others Wishing nior
the character al his school, respectfully
referred Judge T. v Daniel, Cen H. l!ton, McSS Thomas
Rtchic phip Harrison DENNY Elders Keeling and sum
uer of Richmond Col e. w tooch and Major f. hrISiiln o
eico: j. George and {. g. Conaa 81 y. Kent; Dr. j.
o. Christian, al Charlie city; VIM b. Mitchell, Es, 81 lanca
ter: and Capf. &. Thomson, of Hanover.
TcrmS-FuT board. tuition and washing, Slld
I"hGng raHL!"a aud Use Of lihrnr', ~
TIL. II. FOX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

IRON FIFTY TO SEVENTY-FiVE iABOtRERS WANT
ED-The subscriber wishes 10 hire for the ensuing year, from
y able bodied Negro 6n abour thr James
Canal His contract lies twelve nles above La hc's ~
Wachs perfectly dry and free from the danger Of rock
blasting In the sng expects employ part his force
the Richmond aud in that event. he viii so arrange
n, 10 have those and Richmond placed most
The best of treatment VIII be andcd The
subscriber viii AT all times be found at Waughs Fer
~ Bedford aud security he refers Nessrs
Woham x Mctiiader Richmond Col I. VI. Bonduran Buck
nghim; Mr.. John uo!nS nchbure and CAPT Elliott Mor-
than of Amherst county, RlCll'D REINS.
Dec "a OJ-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
LOUISA Raj. ROAD COMPANY.

LOUISA Raj. ROAD COMPANY.
Meeting Of the President aud Directors o tue louisa ia
"a 81 Connnv toi-fEano, Monday the 'h u
81; December, 1879:
eored Tia, dividend Of three per cent be, aud The sam,
j. hereby declared upon the paid uPor the Old Louisa 'ai
Go,l .rork payable the office ." the Company on aud alter W
18th dav Of january ncAt Of the profits Of Transported io
the half year. ending 3st of October last by order o the
Board
Reorcd Tha, Tuesday the ilh day o February NEXT al
President and Directors 81; the lnusa khfat
Company majority Of them, WILL at the Merchants once
House. the City Of Ricond proceed 10 sell The highest d
der for ready money, the shares Of delinquent stockholders o lt
said COMPANY: list of whose the number oil shares e
bg each The due anhnn paid rcnn WI be pnhlsc"
GA or after Tuesday the .th day Of JanGar! nrNi -
NATHANIEL. THOMPSON. Cork.
No II GJ-Nt3JHn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

MEIIA ACADEMN.-The next session OF this Institution
will tho 2n'h Of January and end Tic th Of June
The pf studies will embrace the Ancient and Modern Ian
suacc Mathematics Natural Sciences and Bellies lctre- ahd
designed prepare pupils for the Senior Glasses IN any College
University
TERNs.-Buard and Tuition FER Session Of months Sloo pay
able in advance pupil VIII bc permitted 70 board IN the n"s
burou except the Family al relative aud no deduction made
,r abenr. bat SiCauSSpHpiS b! tile Richmond
stage lind al Owens Tavern miles IRON e
Academy. Both the subscribers graduates al The nNc
and Tor lc'r cnpucty Teachers aud the character "i u'
school, public referred the fciirwi" gentlemen:
Professors unycn.e Eu"t Harrison and Rogers, tnrersi,!
OF Virginia; Thos X. pew ESQ., William Mary; Cen John -
Cooke Fuvanna Hon John Scott Fauqu!cr: Hon. Richard H.
Rak.r Snnthanpon VIM :. Archer, Wn J! RafkSiae ESqs
Thomas Meaux and II. Meade, Esq., AMelia VIM Old ESQ
ana Dr. VIM Cnp Pow atan Gen. Jaucnc b. liaIsc, hich
mond Edmund Rnhn and ChalesF Oshorne E'rs Petersburg
Di.cct lpos paid, 10 either 81 the suhscI hers
WILLIAM II. HARRISON
DONALD ". HARRISON, H. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

CONCORD AcADEMS.rhc neat session OF ihis institution
~ will commence the St February us location IN Var"
line County, Richmond and Fredericksburg Raii Read
by means which, Students leaving Richmond, arrive al The
Academy in three hours. . =,
price Of Beard and Tuition including washing bedding ana
fuel per months, Sl0o; payable III advance
The instruction comprises the languages and sciences
and designed students Thoroughly Tor Io
rsc and Universities The students Of Ancient lansasrs nr
arranged i'm Two classes and senior ana are instructed ny
aIy They are also exercised r.
suuiy converting Greek and ltln INTO clSh ana E"i
mo Greek and latin connection with Ancient Languages
ar. ;alpat ancient telegraph, and Ancient History.
comprises Arithmetic, h%'hra "
om, Plane rcononcFy Spherical Trigonoinct, win IT.
,pnnrion 10 Nautical Astronomy Analytic Gcouctfy and he
Diicrcntial and Integral Calculus :, ,. u,
The course al Nalra! Philosophy comprises Mechanics Hydro
dyua;cs Pncu,iac Acoustics Electricity aud Galranis Up
lies and Astronomy. :.
Geology aud Mncraofy taught III connection with thcns
p,o
I'll. course Philosophy comprises Bellies lcit!eS, ke
/ torir, Ethics and Political Eccnuny
For the the Institutions reference -
Ia Rev Nicholas GuhhS of Petersburg, Hon. y Mason oi SOUTH
ampton and Professors Of The University Of Virginia
Parents Guardians, who wish 10 place Their sons an'
wards this Seminary. requested To hi:he cary ~
letter directed tp Concord Academy Caroline county, va, NV
! addressed To either VI the Subscribers ,..>
! ~ J o. Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

K ifrNihNNcCK ACADEMY.-The Exercises Of this ,ns.
a'h VII h. resumed the 18th VI January neat under the
,nn'cncc q w. Foster PRINCIPAL assisted by Mr. Buck
NJ remarkable hcai,hnincsS ConlnodnsncSS
ana "Acn and selection al Us library, advantages
~ "h Inc ,i,ic has Ion. been familiar whilst To highest
hoioh IN the crnr""d and varied capacity and zeal Of lis
' 'oia ms htIel official exercise here conlaravcv
n Trustees therefore frl ae 10 M public am,
INTUITION, express their unqualified assurance u the sip
,iain, OF these qualification il TIE proficiency digrlay-
w, arreut classes their late examination and their tI
,,, conviction that VII in future d>appont no just ex-
-io! Board and Tuition, 10, scholastic wear of ten
WINS STD each student furnishing his owu he'd and yb,
asse are furnished, small additional charge made
JNO IL. BERNARD,
t.a2 fTes' EeGrd Of Trustees.
.2-2awtl5Jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
.
DONALD ". HARRISON, H. II
Elk Hill r o. Amelia Dec 7 62-9awiwSwiw

MR. WILLIAM A. RoBINsoI-sr Take n"ticc that We shall
WI Friday 3s day C January ncA ri The store house OF
Walton Powers, the County Of Cumberland # fair II moi
fair day, between the hours Of sunrise and sunset pro
dispositions Of Robin Robertson and Others 10 be
suits depending in the County Court
and Chance Tor the County of Cumberland ~ one oil
which Zachariah Talley j. Plaintiff and Defcndant
the other Walton Powers lants and You are Defendant
when and here You ma! attend If yon see cause ,,,-
XACilAR!AH TALIEl,
WALTON < POWERS.
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

attention Of the public respectfully W.T.
" ed TO examine the great variety Of feseh me
subscriber sale They consist Of every variety
10 suit the grave gay His stock Of BOOKS aug fancy
cies for his juvenile friends very extensive and selected with
view 10 please would be impossible 10 state IN an advertise
ment his variety will therefore present few OF he mo
nen Items Which of Of the most splendid Enss
and American ANIMALS ever published Also Li ,,n -
tions Of the Poets, elegantly bound also On euesS
Books andsonIely bound suitable for presents uu
Assortment, Of Fancy Goods. -,
Book Of the Boudoir me Orenta ',hhu-'
Beauty, Costume The Magnolia -
neaih,. Rook of Beauty Jennings Landscape Annual
I,dv,. AIbum The Grl's Book
German Tourist Portrait ALBUM
The Gem The Token
Iandscone hibum Atlantic Souvenir
Turnrr,s Annual Tour The English Annual
Won HIS Keensake Literary Souvenir
The Naval Annual Young Lady's Book
The Eeensake Glcanings Of Nature
Our Wild Flowers Infants Journal
Young Mans Library ioung lad! : l-oiafs
Miscellaneous Thoughts isieaih's picturesque <'
The Iris ,,.s,,n IA
Bibles Prayer Hymn Books splendid fancy binding Ia
dies Writing Desks Mother of Pearl and Ivory caro- uses
Of Maxine Shells, glass jewey Boxes, elegant Aoums
Roxes and Reticues, beautiful Pneushos I
' oS Richard D. SASXAY,
HooSss,.- s,a,oner and Dealer in Fancy Goods
-, .DooAse''e'' 0'S!0 80 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

JAMES RIVER s. KANAWHA CoMPANY.-Ata meeting OF
President and Directors Of the James River ana kanawe
Company, on the 18th December, 1889,
ored Secretary be instructed 10 give public notice
that the interest Company post notes shall continue until
they paid
'At"e' '''N' - W. D. ciITTENDES, Secretary.
psc q Ce2awsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

NEE = y1Caucg it, occurred m she representation from
" 'h >i'" utr Congress 0ihc t. States by the resignation OF
ltAe, N",rr. Zoo. member uf the House 81 R"reSen:a
t' m Tue District a. The of Oudoun, FaufuIrr
adfaH'N: Now. therefore. l. DAVID Camhr Gnvcror ni the
'& commonwealth src Thought proper 10 direct tc sC"crai
h 81 IN S""nt, composing said district 10 hold an election
on Wednesday 18Th day al present month, i repre-
a'e The a district place Of the said Charles F. Mercer,
resigned.
'rh unF ny hand Governor aud under The lesser seal Of the
'i4i Commonwealth. Richmond ;h first day of January,
i-in. S..Hsdj DAVID CAMPBELL.
~ he Alexandria Gazette vii! please copy, and forward &C
tNh' 10 The Goy-rnor
yAa = It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

rF,RI-ST SALE or VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY, NJ
,;ROES MULES &c.1r irrit nfiir sal mad on ne ~ "
umo a, l, lowr,r Pits having been complied wuh tl
.uSs Tuesday, In, Hui Instant on the prih'-.
The uurrpncd ii Wm h. Brandrr, as survivor {" d
prnnks Coal Lands belonging the dc'ccs Of Jnhh
Mrchr decd, Called The Gowrr piis on Falling Creek IN Inc
t-reJ under said dcyiSees. of record IN
ticd iri will expire The Isl January 1916 Pis are
open and in successful operation on the co.."
being al qualify and The quantity increasing he renn are
uulsas This property believed TO be well worth The al
enon persons engaged DESTROYS Of engaging IN the roa p
sncss. The pits open 10 inspection ,u-r movea,lc
The hand, mules RI tt2 i: nTinling valuable ncsoe.
pr"'r,! mules Viii be sold NJ HE same tmc als" coa
ana Rockcti belonging Ia the same ronccri
The made deed 81 trust executed Ia tllrir
Cunliir decd, aud The subscriber. by Wm H. Hrdr AMI MAYOR
rnnk decd The 18th Jul, 1888, IL rrcHl in thcStiri
1r.mS-For the least, credit &c and II months! n- ;c n'er
property cash for all sums less thar l and cadi oil nh'
exceeding SlOn Negotiable notes. with approved en-
dorsrr, VIII be required for Ill. credit payments.
Sale to commence At II O'Clock, \. VI.
II. RHODES, Trnstct.
Ian, rJ-ths
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
De-. J !

iIITt-Te subscribers intending TO continue the,f
M .! hiring cui negroes would inform telf Ifienas
ca hai they wi Ue ready the first day OF January
- ,ye them IN that line IL Is desirable tnat thse hleh
iayys Is With business, would do 50 As cary As
~ rcnr description If the negroes, that we may una sHtaoe
,n,, M them We would also remind those wishing 70 he
,s w0l DC TO their interest apply early as we nave ea
,.o..al, number halGS for hire Oar .!H.
81 b- . i i've per cent We attend - :tic negroes through
ne Ease Of sickness ana collect hrc without ar'her
w, .t! w. 80 w. V ROBERT Hill. !; CO.,
' "a door from Old Market, Main street
No., ~ ,sao .a-..a1iaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

NOTICE.
Ii persons indebted Estate of Hennng w. Kelly dec
"A are respectfully requested 10 make payment without delay
and those having against the will please present Them
properly authenticated, Tor payment -r,,r
Executor Of Henaiag ~. Relg deed
Nansemond County, December, 1889.
Dec. Ii o0-WoW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

HSScLt Ir& of COpAErXERSIliP.-Thc Corprrner-
tuiof" carried b! the subscribers under the firm
y p'tt! Garrett, dissolved m October last b.
a'4i 'or'' NJ persons having claims against the
requested ' '-,eHt iti,m Ia c,her for settlement; and
, tii !, tie "ill please cali and pay o their
fsSu't dues WILLIAM W. DABNEY.
ALIEN. GARRETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
lamar Cd. lsir.

'e subscriber haI purchase. the interest nf Mr. Alex
''irl iA' IN" u Dapey Garrett and intending
"h" u" r"ycry Business 81 the old stand, he Will keep
% selected ASSORTMENT Of Family Groceries; and ic"ns great
~ 'f ia,i patronage hopes Il continuance 81 thu
Jaa.a " ~ 10,