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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21
NEW STORE,
At HedgesyiiIe, Berkeley County, Va

At Hedgesyiile, Berkeley County, Va.
FHNHE subscriber, having recommended The mer.
4 camille business in his new house, ADJOINING
his Tavern, and fronting Mt. Zion Church, has just
returned from the Eastern markets with an entire
" new and splendid assortment of
Tall aa0 11jfmtfr GOODS,
which are now opened aud ready for sale--embIa
cling every variety Of articles that may be called tor
in this section ofcountry-al of which he is deter
mined to sell the most accommodating terms
Satisfied that his stock and prices cannot fail TO
please he invites his former patrons, friends, and
the public generally, to call and examine tor them.
selves. L. Ii. COOhCo.
October % 1899 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21
l3lUI2GSl8 Gaqgl2l#5sl9P
CONFECTIONERY g. BAKERY.

N1HE subscriber respectfully informs the citi.
IL Of Martn-burs, and the public general.
~, that he has added to his Bakery, on Burke st..
a La ee assortment Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21
sfDi,reasfices 10 0nsed.
East Notice.

rENHE undersigned has given several notices,
n throughthe Gazette-requiring payment, from
those indebtedto Hogmire& Boyd, and j, w. Boyd
g. Co, which have been disregaded by many.
now for the last time. give notice, that all debts,
unpaid the l0th Of February next, will be placed
in other hands tor collection.
Januar, 9, 1910. J. w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21
Farmers, look at this!

A our large Milling Establishments now
IN in complete operation. we think it would but
be doing justice yourselves to give US call be-
fore selling your crops Of Wheat. We wish TO
purchase 100000 . 20 SHELLS for
which the highest marker prices viii b" given in
cash. COLSTON & DARBY.
August l. 1880
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21
E1'9sSSpS,
Hair Oils, &c,

For The Preservation and Gro,eth Of Hair.
nLDRi DGE'S Balm OF Colunbia Bears Oil;
" MaccasSar Oh; Circa-sian Oh; Indian Dye,
for changing hgh, coo,rd hair to dark black /;
Perfumes OF vaIio kinds. &c, g., all Of which
are for sale by WILLIAM DORSEY.
FehrnnL 90 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21
Remedies
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c. &c.
Ne,c England Cough Syrup.
Baisam of Honey.
La Motifs Cough Drops.
<ra,,nn,,nd [s1yyfn of {cPIanH Moss.

YENHE above preparations are medicines, the
III character of which entities them to be rank
ed high as remedies for the various diseases for
which they are recommended and, therefore, may
be relied on as being perfectly safe as to their ct
fects upon the system-all of which are for sale,
with many other articles OF the same character
nv w. DORSEY,
January %. 1870 Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21
SECOND SUPPLY

OF NE w AND CHEAP GOODS.
YUvHE subscriber respectfully begs leave to in.
e form his friends and the public generally,
that he has just received his Store Shepherds.
town, his second supply of
NEW 6 CHEAP GOODS
directfromthe city Of Philadelphia, which compri-
ses nearly every article called for in this tion Of
country to which he invites the attention ofa per.
persons who are in search of new, cheap, and fash
ionable Goods TO call at the Store Of the subscr.
Der, who is determined to sell cheap Goods, for
Cash, or to punctuas persons. Call and examine
JOHN I. COOKUS.
Shepherdstown, June 13, 1839.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21
qpuITB TNrPOIaggBID HORSE
WHALE.
sbrated and unsurpassed English ra.

HNHIS celebrated and
Il Ger and eetier Of
race Horses, is a very
rich and fine bay. now 10
years old, 1.-THE best age
for getting tirst-rate run
ners,) in full health and
vigor, and very lively and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21
.5ol,remtiCes VgMnfeeE.

a APPRENTICES to the Saddle and Harness
- Making Basiness, are wanted by he subscri-
Der. Boys about IA years OF age VIII be preferred
JOHN HELFERSrAY.
March 10 l840-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21
BOARDING.
Mrs. II. G.. Wolf,

ENFORMS the public that she has removed TO
4 the house situated on the corner OF Queen and
Burke streets, where she is prepared to aecommo
date a few more bosrders. Herterms are modes
rate. -
rPReferto Col. JNO. STROTHER,
JOS. BURNS.
VIM. DORSEY.
MAY %, 1s39--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21

nLoUGH IRONS, & MoULDBOARDS.-I
III have just received. and Ger fot sale general
assortment ofPlough Irons, No 10 and II, Meteor
mic Mouldboards, e. London Mauldboards cast at
the Furnace ofB. Blaokford, s. Son, Page County,
Virginis. j. w. BOYD.
March 10, 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21

The New York Star ys:-Brandreth's Pills are
a medicine which their nesse worth will al
ways secure foi them a large and ready saie. They
have deservedly high reputation; and as family
and ambitious remedy it would be dficrlt TO equal
them among all the patent medicines OF The present
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-21

| Tie New York Commercial says:-T They remove
oil morbid humors and purify the blood
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

LAUREL GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE of this School will be resumed on the attn hay o
January, l24l and terminate the asl Friday July follow
nr The SEMINARY is located in the Southern part nf Essex
county road from Richmond 10 TnpTilannock ana
about ten miles place. The Is retired ana
healthy and the nciahborhoUd pleasant, and agreeable
All the branches OF English education will lie taught IN Tie
Miss Burt the nstrctress graduate o one u t
first in buttons country The Testimonials Of her literary
aanmens her moral and religious character AMI her success ~
teaching secured Tor her of the and friends
the Seminary highest opinions Of her qualifications az an
instruciress Of youth.
Music ON tie Piano Forte will be taught by Miss Mcnccn,
ronur,cni scientific Teacher whose attention 10 tile pupils
undar her charge will he undivided ana observed with prompt
ness and fidelity viii in Thorough BassalSo PANT
inc aud Drawing, il desired
Terms for Scholastic term Of ten months
For Board Tuition including he'd bedding towels, lights
washing fuel, &C. Slo5, ST. 50 per session OF i've months
Music the Piano Forte per quarter Sl2 5O-fantns anu
Drawing nj extra charge - -
trance is desirable partcuay with those who wish to engage
and will he charged only from the time Of their entrance TO the
end Every attention paid t. the health and COM
fort OF the pupils the family and special the manners
morals and advancement Of the young ladies' ny the teacr-
Circulars occasionally issued 10 parents guardians
showing tile progress of The pupils.
For information refer To Dr. Lawrence nanc, Thomas u TAR
nett ESQ James Spmpr, Esq, Capt. VI. e. Wood Essr; Key
Eli Rail- Nessrs Webb Booker K Hamilton. Rhm" a Henry
orno,t ESQ., Hedncrciap1; Dr. WIN \. rockenhr., Rirl-
mond canvr; Dr. Wm H. Gat-wood .ddisrr: Mr.. Samuel r
nrwood fnr Qarea c. H.: llr. Benjamin Il. Flake, hHg
mn ,a;--nr q myself The premises. JOHN J" C''a
Laurel Essex comfy, Dec. <. tl-wcw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.

THE Trustees institution rrat:fed 10 have In ie
power tie public that they have procured the se.y
ees of Mr. Ira yorev jr Teacher for the ensuing year Nh
Morcy comes highly recommended 10 faithful and able
Teacher and gentleman of rrepoachabh moral and CHRISTIAN
character. 49,, - ,
The exercises Of this Institution viii the Isl q
January 1871 The branches Of Literature usually nu.h
In Academies will he attended tina! students cso'. to
this INSTITUTION may pepa To enter in ADVANCE should the!
80 wish any Of the Colleges in the State.
TERMS
For tho elementary branches Of English Sso
For The dead Languages aud Sciences, ~
Board including washing and od.n5 moy he Ind In res c'a
HE families in the immediate riciniyuf the Academy, at from
$40 800 scholastic Of hen months tuition r'
will he expected half yearly i'll advance -
II is scarcely necessary ndd thu Washington Henry AGA
DENY sjaed IN of hrathies ne.lbnrioods III me
comfy Of Hanover miles from Rcmondap1r from all
Tho temptations Of avcrn country flores and such IKE hnrs
and ahot iva miles from ocGeer Church, where public wor
shin il ordinarily held Saha each mouth IN The year
By order Of Committee Of the Bard Of Trustees,
- ~ " HENRY SMITH, President Sc.
no.oo G6-wtlJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
FERN, of the Richmond Enquirer.

,cu,sr is published a during the
60 S <atare, aud te reek during the rest u the year
I:' SOC TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Dollars psr apaaa and Three Dollars for six months,
avance pad in the oee or RENTED by mall post
y ''% W., lplars per annum the end Of the year.
~ 10 this Office may remted per mail, in good and
sas notes risk Of the Editor; the postage 81 all
ir pt by the Br,ter-(The postage Of single letter
Of any account 10 the writer II is the accumulation OF
m >,eus,ve business which operates as serious tax
will pay nine papers, annually, shall have the
ten II shall hereafter be considered as incurred
aiy1nce and for years publication, unless specially
time, and paid for in advance for that shorter
el. ,b.n 81 ordered.
s. DUPLICATION shall be sent 10 the order of any new aud una
- rih,r uness paid for in advance, satisfactory
1e IL known and accessible person in regard TO
his aymsat But IN ease Of an a. order Tor pub
~ ,,t The conjons single number may be sent, con-
;fl' ~ sc,onpanicd by copy of this rcCtiation.
IN. publisher, and who may remain indebted on open
s = ,.s sh, be erased f,om the list of subscribers"
pnrm W. Resolutions Of thc Editorial Contention IF ia.
are Of the results OF the collective WIS
9'f h,,er experience OF the Editorial Corps of Virginia
~. ;s.emhled nj Richmond on the l1tn January, ie.s.
~ e we determined 10 abidefh ne interests
= g.s commend and our require, an naes
10 them OF the American presses are driven
ne tnsm e ,'ss Of che c-.dt sgsm than the Editors
E .as Sss nsss IN Hs from
l conventions have heen induced To co9nue seveia
4 subscribers the Book who are in arrears TO 'n's ohee
NM. The name OF every snhscrihcr, wht
III. rsicament will positively he stricken OIL from our oi
). ~ commencement OF our next volume
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
p-.j Th:, il be recommended 10 the Editors Of Newspa
,hoi, The Commonwealth. publish the head OF tei
rates for ADVERTISING and that they strictly adhere L
% and ,ha, prices he always such, to give fa
Compensation for the labor performed -. r,,., c,.n,,
IL sixteen lines less, first insertion. cents; fo
,., :. ,q.,nuaacr, 81 cents.
= fo n distance must accompanied with the advance
- ..,r,.;tt!ury references, IL insure execution
whose advertising amount To 500 per annnm
i, ar,eS and Marriages. from the country, whenever
y> nwriins is unknown NJ this office, must ne authen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
roUmiss;0ucrs' Sale of LGpd asd .N,aT0eS.

COMMISSIONERS oUf ~ LhH6 HHh .h1f0e9.
ID yirtu. Of a of the County Court o Ctrrf pro-
Id the liih day of December, - ~ the
Commissioners will sell t. the highest bidder, tic s Gay ~
January next il the residence of Mrs Rh)da l"cke
the upper end Of Chesterfield cann'y, the Tnc 81 L"nn
which lie Mrs. I.nckett died possessed ao four Tx y
ynung Negrors w:-onr woman ard chilh an
Young r quite growr Tie Tract of Land contains 10
arre and will be- -ud credit Of and e Ir-
chaser giving bonds with approved srnri and h' tte r.a
ed till the purchase money Is fully paid Tie Ncass wil W
sold on credit Of months, tile purchaser giving bonds wan
approyrd security in every Acting COMMISSIONERS we
viii convey title only vested IN US, wc is believed
TO be perfectly good. ~
DANIEL D. GooDE, COMMISSIONERS
n..a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
WiLLiAMsVILLE ACADEMY.

THE of this Institution will commence on the 2o
January expire the 2;h of june under the
Mr. William Woodcnd. graduate OF Jener-
College, Pa Mr. Woodend taught IN the family Of inc Hon
Henry Tucker during tho who comes recon-
gentleman being well qualified 10 eacn inc
various usually taught in the best Academies ms IN
stution high and healthy place. ON the main road
leading Petersburg Warrenon NJ g. The Trustees mar
themselves from the high character Of Mr. Woodeno anu
the healthy Institution, that they VII! receive
patronage only from the adjacent neshborood p
from the adjoining counties Board may be procured IN sese
families in the neichborhOod. 49,,
Terms PR Of fce rnonhsFor Elementary Engsh
branches $40 00-for Latin Creek Mathematics sc 81 o.
" Letters may be addressed TO Tanners store MscSrn-
burg, Va. III iHE ~ TO- IL,
NilliansYile. N. Dec. 9, ls40. bO-t2UJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
October "a

ITO DAVID ". nUTCHNGs.-As you not nhahitant
of State Of Virginia. will please take notice mat IN
tending apply the General Assembly Of Virginia Tor divorce
law, filed in the Clerks office o me
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cancey for Rockbrids
which the said application ~
ide and that shall BY Attorney move the said court on
dag OF lis April Term To mpannela jury 10 as
certain forth the said statement, when and wnec
attendance is required. .....,,
ELIZABETH c. HUTCHINGS.
n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

nIyDESUTlr President Directors of the VI nches.er
IL Gotten and Wool manufacturing Company have this day de-
cnred dividend per Of r profits OF M i>l
twelve months payable Thursday the 2lst January ut my
Office 10 those the stock stands on tue ~ is'
For the information distant Stockholders, may lie proper
STATE factory has contributed nut very ic 90
profits the past year, hui VIII 20 INTO ui operation
by the be. innin. of The next. ,, :,
nj my rooms below Gay Bcntey's, On Thursday, lie
9th January, at half past four O'Clock, =. NJ. .r,
81 If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
Executor Of Nictolas Faul on, dceefscd
n,,c,,lar 12,b 1910 67-2awiaF

LAaN FOR SALE-I wish sell the Windsor Farm, ~ The
County OF Prince George opposite the New Market Race
cGre oins Eastern side Of the Town, extends down
ipoma;oS River mle and on The opposi'e size Is
hy the leading City Point The Farm contains
u acres OF excellent Meadow Land, affodlng TWO soou
Urn. ot lay vea averaging than SD per acre
w llay The value of the Clover and Meadow nay
le year exceeds $780, part oil me farH,
was owned subscribers has produced 80 bushels o.
p acre aud 1t believed the Farm would average ~
ts favorable One acre this .s' %
yaf flpo without manure, produced 1000 his OF S'eave
OtS There Farm about 5000 Mous Muitcani's
Ior large aud thrifty, and spare uildns, Tor
Il contains an extensive Orchard of Pear Peach, Apple and
cherry Trees Vineyard Of about Two acres, containing
i n choicest varieties Of American Grape Vines
This far includes the parts Of three Farms winch or
ney extended Of the Public Read and there are on II
TIRE. Dwelling Houses of brick aud one oil wood con-
ulns roonS and mile Of Town, and with good
ard attached each contains nearly 2OO
RES mostly arabic. There Of about 81 acres, mostly
wood land, about mile from the Farm the Court House Road,
which Will he Sold with The subscriber will sell the whole
fm together divide into three parts, with dwelling
mouse m zach, IL suit purchasers. A. Is. SPOONEk
Petersburg, .th Nov, 1910. 57-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
Dec Is bi--fi
E,IFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the subscribe

EIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD-Ran away from the subscriber
living aiddcscx county, the 9th Of The present mnntn
n Charles Charles likely, bfiIH
nula,to fellow, with very lah blue about tweyh year
eight incrs high, aud well proI"rtoned ne
left, brown cloth close coat, blue ca sinei pan
falcons lie left without Prosocnton what
and doubt cndcavorGg get 10 free stc lie Is u
yery smart sensible fellow we'll calculated IN ~ un'
lc,ed. Will the above reward r The apprehension ai
delivery secured jail that can ei ini
again ANY information CONCERNING him will thankfully
s.''S1' ''' '' " Wai. X. PACE.
=, n, ,sso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

T. Meeting OF the President aud directors of the James
~ River and Company Lynchg, on the eih das
Of November, 1870: 90. : ,,...
rhr Hoard Of Directors accompanied by the Chief Engineer
having inspected the Division of the Canal and i appear
inc that The whole Basin In Richmond 10 The Lyne
burg Water DAM viii be completed and ready Tor use D
the first day of December next, r.
nawa adopted by Stockholders nj their called meet
ING ON the Jh June last take effect from and after sad mrs
day of DECEMBER next with the exception of the Tariff
Tolls and the regulations the collection of the same whcf
take effect and 20 into operation from ana aite TIC m III"
of January next ~, r -.
ResoIre That the Secretary instructed TO publish The fore
going Resolution newspapers III hicnnionu Lyhe
burg and Buchanan.
Extract from the Records. ..,,.,,,,,
,,,, GO-2awtlJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

r. ClNERY-y,sclSi, In Caroline Circuit Superior Cont
lw ani Chanc.ry, Sept 4,h 1910: Archibald suckner, in
rsa dcviSee OF oway Buckner, decd and As m
y ar T. ia tknrr. dcci, George r Bucknei, luna;c,
,,a r. and iirle Of said Walker e. Bncknss. ana
ie.u al said Grnrse L. B"caner, plaintiffs,
.i i,n Wa,hins:oa his right, and a. administrator
, al .,r.. :,ucsl.r, decd >Wr Na>@','ot, lici'i
~ II infant rs v. BcIfy. h.I ctir.an az itte"
go HIckc and Edward burke, nf,"tS, ~ Norh'n" L. sutton
.ri-i,n at item. Judith \. Sutton, S"'no r. Sutton and
-. T. Nj, wife Warner TaiaaErp ana La e. his nir,
i, smith and Marion his wife, james seldom, ana sarah
n seldom aud James Am and Susan Roy ntlnts, by said
- seldom, their guardian al htsl1, defendants.
m cas-. came This day 10 BIZ heard, b. cons NJ al the par
- ens upoa the hill, exhibits aud the rxiinna
f y.es--, and argued ny counsel: on consideration
IN c,,rI dnth audse order aud decree, that hcna>
sn ,n.. S-,ldun an Robert Hudsl, who are hereby
a. for the purrosr, any two or more o.
do after first adj ertsing the time and
~ II III, for tx succrsSivcy, or more newsa
~ ,>r 10 sa public auction the highest bidder the
ty1Sr which George EucSner di,d sezed III the Counties
f,lna ANA t,.pepcr, the fa;oN ing terms, VIZ one
ur ;h,ri 4 credit Of II months and the residue IN
ii fwo the period Of the sale ami the said
arrs such ii them may act, are directed 70 take
u.d security from the purchaser purchasers tor Tue
yn-nts with liens the premises Sold ~ secure the
mas. ,,.y And the doth order, That the SAID Con-
report proceedings herein 10 the Court, IN order
4 api decree.
pnRFRT I,J-DcIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

| Subscribers having arn the house the cross stree! I'M
' III frun al The Bel Tavern, and next door To MessIs
80, si"i Son, intend carry the Auction and COMMAS
~ >n">s al branches They will also inform their
a tue ru,c HAT they will continue their rmer 'si
hn, ne"frcs, aud cuec,n. debts IN tie City OF kic-
% an ifo.t"u the Of Nii.nlathns giving Ia inrr
aa' ihs opportunity nf havn. their ciius collected
- ~, fv"r'le tenn They hope by strict attention To- oh
addition 10 their already liberal patronage Their
.' WI be ready goods the II h inst.
ROBERT HILL & co.
Il Our charge for hiring out negroes viii be per n
'ns the SANE, y do for collecting 800 in the city,
- DO nnis. 500, I, do. They will also attend TO the
~ IN case OF sickness through the year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

------ County, 10 wit:
- -, Justice of the Peace for said County, do
hereby certify, that who ha- executed the above
er of attorney personally appeared before me and made oa
taat the stock on whie. vote proposed TO he gwen Is
bona hdet A--- and that the same Is not held by
means OF any transit designed 10 evade the proV
sions OF The act " Ig general regulations for the ncopo
ration OF Banks" pdssed the 22nd March, 1872
Given under my hand thi. -.----r! o. -, - .
His pInpcry the property Of , ms ward-nr OF
estate naming the teator or interstate
bona de held by him in virtue of some duy recorded VIII
PERSONS naming the per
and deed. Dec - G@2awtd
STATE ARMoRY AND TOWN HALL LOTTERY, Gas.
- The whole 10 be positively drawn on Saturday. JANUARY IT,
1871.
Samuel Lucas, William Gwynn, George Gordon Be Charlie;
T. Maye Chas. g. kdgey and VIM J. Wight, Commissioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

FARMERS BANK OF vIRGINIA.-The Annual General
Meeting of The Stockholders of the farmers Bank of Virgil
ma will be held the Banking House, wednesday, the 9TH
January, 1884, a, IL O'Clock. J. &. BLAIR, Cash.
Dec I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29


Single Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
package Of 10 Whole Tickets warranted 10 draw S1 nell
package 100 Whole Tickets warranted 10 draw SOi nett
prckage only difference between the selling
such package aa what is warranted 10 draw ana ny
mail Commissioners Certificate, which
VII lar good Ill. original ucket>, ahd
pnrc al tile prizes That he drawn Ill
! warranted amant.
Al w with The prompt attention per
sonal application was made-if addressed Ia
JAMES u. cox. Geaerai .7sea,
Dcc22 lfS-2awow lij .NarSa STRAIT, B,i,Worc
YlRGINA-A;a Hastings Corf held for
burg the Court House. Thursday, the 18th day of De
cembrr, 1870
William Lewis sometimes called Lewis Brown, person of
color who has been confined in the Jail of this for the last
cirh, months this day brought into Court:
Wheeupun the Cont bens able obtain satisfactory proof
either of has being free person. runaway slave doth order
that the Sergeant III this advertise him the Petersburg In
tciisrncr and Richmond Enquirer until tr third TIM say in
c,ur, apparent marks; and said William Lewis,
Lewis Brown, ) rcmandrd To Jail
\ Copy-Tcstc,
D. VI. BERNARD, CLERK.
The negro mentioned in the foregoing Of Court
committed the Jail Of this abut the Isl Of May last lie
five feet three and hall inches high about y years of
Of dark nearly black conpeSion and has large The
hack uf his night hand and wrihe hand being nnc de
fosme He that he about
Dn%idie by Mr. Benz ardaway the Of Alana
and that he resided the Western and Southern
period the beginning Of The when he returned
Virginia lie also that he liberated by Mr. iiarda
Alabama and THAI lie has free wife in New Orleans
}. BRANCH, Sergeant Of Petersburg.
Dec ~ 6S-rolJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

InhATf DOLLARS REWARD-Straycd or was stolen
G se subscriber, the 10Th November last from the lot
T. d, " hasno Esq ShockoD Hill, in Richmond acream,
sa e" Mare ccht wears old last Spring. about five f.,
u inches high, left hind white from the ankle
w,.d - .'s wei, Will work in will give the above
ll,, 80 Tor her delivery me- residing Eaysve
Or n. - onn,y Va, or To Mr. VIM H. Iagwei, Richmond
y-n % Bran, a, the upper end Of the Brook Turnpike
re.a ~ lIoin Richmond, either will pay above
At4mo htl delivery ISAAC D. DURRETT.
s0' iolh Dec ls40 67-4t%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

NOTlCEThe Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Bank Virginia will be held Banking House. the
City of Richmond, ON the LIST Tuesday in January
j. w. PEGRAM, Cashier.