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East e6 erinnert Iett,:

Das bic ecfctofo 3situnssn ssn @laubsn III
rsrerelten iubten, Die "Sipp6 SO. l." siniae
abt5i9 an esr Sab, isien III 4uuiftn pon Vor.
ter bsraus9sfcmmtH mas cine qliae par.
9as fie erfIdrt babsn, Ole @arlisl. Trsi,yilIi.
cen bdtten $lI,l74 II fir ibre Disujf. er,
baIttn, pabrsnb Der Nspoluticn Die surd, Si,
Sunesba!tsr BON Ybilaeelpbia uno bic qa;aro.
nlss, trtltt portsr in 1888 untsrifubtsn, ans
8tr,btst puros no ae in s8abrbsit nur 5000
trb'sltsn. 9s'r babsn psrssbsns sstrast was
sen ben $4,000 stlporrtn.
Das bsr BRADFORD pcrter ssiisbt, bas IN.
MUSE asntsr an Den offsntlidb.n @analsn ass
biibst moresn linp.
9as Der Spirit Of tbs Tinns, tine anotrsqo.
tefefo 3situns, asiiebt eab Sssdmfisunssn BEL
Aus9abt Der 9ontrafts an Der erie Nusesbs
Ran9 fatt faneen.
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tofofo Sstunb Vcupsrnbr Ycrtsrs Yentral>
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fun9, osrsn dltsrr ctrausasbsr Elm abams5ts
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I'm 1slbe lit.
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portsrs Terwanots uno Srsunbs lib jscsn 81.
tsntIitpsn Sob 81 psribaHsn piHsn, NIT bsssus
fsnesn GorIbslsn.
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niers une N9snten ntbt sewtbnIibs gdbsfeit
9absn, Die AsparatInn Der Sslamars AbfDeis
lung ~ pcllsncsn, fonosrn bab trsi MalSrub b
auf Srub felsts, ,uoran tin;s bic fbtbn Ars
bit Sbulo 1T.
Das nlbt cine snjiss llrfabs anssasbsn lit,
warum Scbn Sanfs ndt IN ben Wouptrntrss
Enbl srbcbsn rpsresn fUuts, wdbrsno perttrs
Wtr9tbunssn 70 sros Ino bas fsine Srunes
flblf 9eerun9sn ftno fis Su tstsnnsn.
DAB mir eurb be @rmabluna BON Scbn
Uants ben elm Misunderstanding fur immsr
slntIibrtn-nas einyss WttsI fur Otmcfratiite
NstUrnl, neeurtb BIZ grscutips Ssmat slaub.
9att uno sbrl'd anssmenbst psrrsn fam fir
pae au9enlelne 0Sobl. Joarrisb, Gel.
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Hrisaerifd,. Gin gsribt fast, bas ber
hrittftbs Minifftr in Wafbinaton ftins pdGt
strlanat babe, fatIs unftre Mssitrun9 psr.psi'
cert Reatcb frtjuss6tn was ft anf jeoen
Jan tbun yuirb. Db biss Gsrdht fb als
'eaer bsRdtist rrirb bic i3utunft lsbrsn.
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Waiesaerise Ganisly0 Berntt
Olsp 9siRrieb 8 WaaMrtr.
speie Satnusi &obadb, gfq.
Wittmone Wteeon Sietl
NMeeomtmaner Gamusl Derntarb
Mcflano Jobn 5am(dter
Wotefom Seor9e Splenian
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Weaelna 81 Us 18 B. Daniel Seb6ner
Neaeius 6 y w'b. Sonafben @etsrsr
Nsasins 9 W Ss'e. peter pbtllippi
3uIpcbe6on doam @ekSufr, gia.
Otsr sulpebcdon Sohn pottsiscr, giq.
llnlcn 6sinrieh wamfhsr
minrfor Srieoerieb Bai(p
2Somelesorf Dlibasl SsIser
2SafblnatNn peter Osilher
MlhaI Heifihnelper J
9ecrae WelIcr gcmmiffo's.
Sobn qcna
8sS'uat:- 8. .. gunnius. Shreitr.
9luanit "a. SIN
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Sis tanbuirtbf6aft purse 3u alien 3sitaj1
tern nnb bon allsu D6leern als siuer bsr
nlsIi6tsn unb nttbislten 8sfebdfts s,we,ae
anerfannt, uno erbielt a(s folder bon bsn
sroBtem nno tsfsn gbarattersa itre uatsr.
NIsuna.
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sanbwirt5fhaft rsrstsidben. 1Das xpdrt ber
8sberrftbsr Don <anpsrn, bsr &f,r, etr
eapitalit, Der 5anbelsu,aun, Der 6anorers
fsr tno jeoer anocre Ssmobner uHferer grpe
nenn Is feline &anppirtbe aett? uQe battn
aht t1n jn tebsn; 1ae rpartsn oerlanaenb auf
oae 'proohtt. mrlhes CT unfercr Grot ais
smlmst; unb je reihIieher ciefss auefallt, je
srpaeensr ftsbt es mter feimsm W1,ttiirsern.
nno ocn mlhtn mir nit $eirweTsu tceennen,
oaB rem Sslhafte5weis, mae ssfTsn eissms
Anstllonns tetrifft, psitsr surhdfeb., ale
even DE 10 cole $anbpirtblhaft.
Spar baben bic fnaIiitem &anbmirtte fe6cn
aroBe Sorntritte in Der Nuetilbuma BET
tanonlrttfttaft ssmaht, alIeia' tsi i,nltra
ceatfetsn tanetstausrn 0tbt ee in bieier Sin.
tnt mob retrltt aus. lin nun bisfem Ties
bel finiaermaBen atsubslfen, entIdbloGen f1eb
e's lfatsr5eibnsttn obenrrmabntce eDere
bcrauesuaeten falls ssb6rise liatrrltlsuns
DE xsNsn oedet. Der folssase Snbalt Miro
eas lSsfsntIicbe erflaren, mas pas mert i'm
Ansmpfblen tsjmeden fca,-
y tanbbau. - Cine atbaneluna trr
%anowirtbisbaft lberbaupt, Die {aae, Bes
fanbttetle, BebanpluMs uno Srnctttare
mahuHa tts Bcbcns. lteter tte tetfe
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lung Der 0eHtaums unp Gartsnseraeb,
tf, fas pfaussn, Neiniaen unb 3neiaen
nrbf icntiser RsbanoIuns Der Baume
&C. DIR III tenuBcn unb III terabreN.
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Selunesrbaltuns tfr pferbn Gdpeine,
Shaaff, ees eorns uns GecerYieb' 'e,aue6
loll Der Feifllsen Btcns ermabnt ,reresn;
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mic aeb6rt Rno rem {anotan nNblin uno
bcrtteilbaft feiu mtdts. foil bsn wrte
teigetracbt rpcrben. llno bamit es aan,
fsinem ansssebeaen 3rpsd. entiprs&ew ~.
90 wirs ibu 5ulsst tsissfist bsr
Dferoe- -2(r5t
wsfhsr ein bolIfanbisss Dsr:eitniE afIer
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alsicb Die Wittsl anatten rire, btefelttu III
furirsu &C., pclebss Obiae alice aus ben Zee
item uno berhbmteaen 9hriftsa pbne Sfh6.
ltett auf mdte, forsfaItis sufammsa ssra.
gen ,perben fol-.
8eetn9uneen.
9as mere ,pirb fotalo Noh cine ttnfdma.
lihe In5abl Sutferiteatsn, Inn bic RohsW
~ beitrsitsu, por6noen wiro. 1ur pre(Ie aes
bsn, unb itsr 400 &ro6sDMobel Ssiten
farf, auf fdh6nse parisr sssrudt unb bic
Na6ieits nit <sosr feh6n sinssbunpsn werbes
ju bem tilIiaen prsifs bon einsm sbalsr,
relebsr bei 1bliefsruxs Ms Buhes IL eats
rithtsn 1T.
1Dsr aebt itntsrihrsitsr fammslt unS far T.
Die De3abluus ftsbt betemmt pae usuate fNr
feine Wabs.
SEQ uno Sertram.
&ibauen i'm Sali ls4I.
.. ltnterftrtibsr fir otises qDre wsrs
oen in bieisr Oruderei anseMcmuea.
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Die %aaebliber BON 1871.

S "~'CS'''SVet W" 1O1It
Die 9aaetIter sss 9snats uno pes Ban,
lse bsr Nsprefentanttn Der Nepublie psnn.
lplranien fur ls4l unb Die Gtul padcte
fir Die perfbicsnen StbuIoifritte Der gauns
tp Ssrts, ilne am gommif ftcners 7mt ems
rfan9sn rporben. nno perpen auf Nnfrase an
sol6s, bic ea3n tersotist tne, atssstbm
perbta.
Jebn 2. Gunnius. Gtrsibcr.
gcmnifnonsrs amt, , sm.
Neabias, 1ua. 1O,184lS
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9orC9la9
3ur I6erauesate brs folseneen, FIR cen &anS
nirtb boetf tntersGantsa 1Drfs, In eeae
fdr Spraebe, tst,telt:
Oefon 0 N,

sebr. uno In,peiiunsssSuh fac hen sanbs
rpirtb, aur Dsf6rcernns uns Serebluna
Der perIetieosuea uno Northumberland Bes
trietlamtsit oes 1derbaucs wuf ter Bisb<
3uebt.
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% a d) [ Cb I

Scfasnoc pericnen lno ale Gar: golleftc,
ren snscfsIlt Iporren fir rte psrloblsbsnsn Ois
itsitts in Der gauutp Bcrts fir eas Sabr
l84I, unp flt wcresn erludt obns S,srius
ibre Duplitate in Gmpflns 3n nsbmem.
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frift6e waaren

flr 8aor9elb.
John Iaasier bat 70 sbsn srbalten, eim
lshr aassecebntes enforcement BON trifbcn
ShterH padtap fat bic Jabrs3et; weldbs
unaew6bnlih poblftil Gnr.
Stsabins, Gusuft s. SIN.
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escblfetle 0ueoefen [Gdrpets.l
ginise 9tAfe Smportirte ga.pete f5m.
nsn isst febr rpcblfeii fir Baarsslo sefauft
werbsa t6 bsm lIntrlhristsnsn.
Jetn Alligator.
Neaeins, Iasuf 8. sm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21
-Ne,1 Proposition.


e b,ve laid down before our readers the Report OF
The Secretary at War-and now lay before them
The Report OF the Postmaster. General They WIZ De
struck with the suggestion of similar proPos,t'on Va
both Reports viz: the creation OF new PUBIC oept
for the purpose of purchasing from the Ralroaos e
constant rght to use the roads for the transportation
Of the mails munitions, &c.-The Republican party
will scarcely accede 10 such novel proposton'
Have thew the Constitutional authority 10 create deD
Tor the purpose of mixing ITSELF in this way, with the
Internal Inducements of the counry-But admltths'
for the sake of argument such title TO be clear' IS
expedien, to bind the u s. for all time to come TO pny
for Railroad, which may go down-or WHICH tue ".
States may not want?-Nlay not THIS encouragement
stimulate the creation of new companies, ana Tue es
adjustment OF Roads, beyond the legui,na.e
and wants of the country, under Tue nope % ~
tanning the assistance of the Scrip OF Uncle sam -
The fact is indeed the States ought never 70 esaos
Z railroad, without providing some Impartial tr'ouia''
in case of collision between the u 5. and lhe ION
pany for settling what the former shall fairly pay lot
the Of the Road, whenever that use occurs, anu o
longer. Such provision ought noac to be cnglaieu
lin every case where it had been previously omttea1
whenever the Rail Road Company presents itself TO tue
Legislature for additional aid, or further enactmenls
The Charleston Mercury has anticipated US IN 'he
course meant to pursue upon submitting these wv
Reports before our readers. II throws out the follow"
ing suggestions, in some remarks which it makes upon
article from the Enquirer, against the Distributor
law and an increased Tariff
"'Desperate hard tines says the usurer, when ne
aboat to fleece poor wretch TO the tune Of ~
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per cent Deficiencies in tue Treasury, cry the
Wings, VIXEN they have determined To thrust robbrr
hands tie public purse, and make preteAt for
enormous taxes by frs; committing unprecedented
vase.
"But The most extraordinary indication Of deter
minaon atall events 10 up debt for The purpose
of crushing commerce, to be found III the proposition
of the Postmaster General, 10 .flad The expenses Of
the Post Office Department from this time to the end
of the world! To pay the Railroads present sum
whose annual interest shall equal their annual charge
for carrying the Mail 'Fhis would be to bind the
u States forever to send the Mail these particu-
lar rou,es-no matter how inconvenent they might in
time become-or 10 lose the money paid 1t would be
paying beforehand for the perpetual transportation of
The Mail whou, the possibility okaving any security
that the Companies would con'n in existence for ten
years. or that they would be able fulfil the contract
for one.
''rhc scheme seems to have n devised for the
simple purpose Of providing exSdse for contracting
another public debt and quarternG the Post Office De-
pu rtment on the Custom House
ave wonder Mr. Webster Inns not proposed to fund
the office of Secretary of Sate, and that Congress
should vote him in ready cash the value of his Office
from now till the day ofjudgmcnt 1t would be "f.
nancia measure exactly ofapisce with this PROPOSE
ton of the Postmaster. General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21

Mr. n .itwmaa, Cef the S,aie s.un,,
Thr Association OF Ieachet.o of this place. feeling
lively interes, in all movements .l,tvc II dncn,;s,
and wishing as far possible 10 manest and exnr,,ss
their sentiments, wish 10 have rcpre,vn,n.ion in ,bc
approaching Literary Convention TO be held a, Rich
nond on the ninth instant. Iac distance expensc
are too great TO allow to send an express delegation
we have therefore resolved to appoint gentlemen who
will be in Richmond al that time, and request them 10
for u.s. Our great object in matters relative to Educa-
ton in this State, is to bring about the adoption ol The
Common School System, which we think ought 10 ne
the prime object of attention to every Patriot, especial
ly al this time, and in this State. Our views IN th's
matter, and the course we would take, nre fully ex'
pressed in the reports, &c. adopted at the late Ldura-
tional Convention held at Clarksburg, I" which we
would respectfully refer the gentlemen whom we APP
point and request them to act our representatives.
We therefore desire Alexander Newman, Mr.. Cowar-
din, Edorl J. T. Martin, and William Jones, Esqrs
with w. w. White, James f. Heath, James Lyons
and Lawson Burfuot, Esqrs, and the resident letho
dist Clergyman and Of the Presby terrain Ministers
TO be selected by such of the foregoing gentlemen al
shall act for u.s. to represent the Teachers Association
Of Wheeling in the Educational Convention TO b'
holden in the City Of Richmond during the pressn
month. a. w. RuIEk, Secretary.
To Alexander Newman, Mr. Coward!n, J. 7. Mar
tin, WIN Jones, W. w. White, James Lyons, Law
son Burfoot and others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21

IN CIASGERYAt Rules holden IN the Clerks Once o. me
superior Court Of Law and Ghancery tor Cumberland
Comfy, the Gth day of November, 1911:
The Mutual Assurance Society against fire on buildings Of
State OF virginia, flahtu
against :
Elizabeth Marlborough George Carson, Augustus Carson Eg
Carson, Aouzo Carson Dr. iande and asina hs VIE
Dr. Lowell aud Emily his wife, and Hezekab Ford Adminsa
~, NJ Ceoree C-,rson decreased Defendants:
The defendants Elizabeth McMorrnug, George Carson Au.
rs,s Carson EgEe Carson Alonzo carson Dr. iand- and
MaIvina his Wife Dr. and Emily his wife, not having
tered their and security according 10 The act OF
Assembly Of this Court and II appearing by salts
factory evidence thar they inhabitants OF this country
Ordered defendants do appear here on The f
Starch and answer the bill Of The ain;
and u copy order be forthwith inserted in news
paper published pf Richmond for two months
ry posted front door Of the Court House OF this
county. copy-Tes,e,
D. r. W0ODSOS, ID. C.
Dee nl O1-aSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21
,pn,,cTroN CASE il RICHMOND.

,RnliCrIoN CASE IN RlCHMo.so.
,.x t,, anohcr slave abduction case from 'nis ea'u
W. vary recently Northern tani''c nas 'anc' w
~ mnle servants belonging Ia Judge SaHau ~
rh,adelpha upon the Federcx hns h Viii, Mr. Adams is
,n. over the right oil petition, the Aboi'iosS VI VI.
~, caluc property or pc's"nalE aas "" @e ,,s ri.,,
~" n,srsis ii the Ire ramhed upon WITH i, ,
d their property worse than conn Gated ii" ''"s ''
'' .,,n,;-. Norfolk Beacon De j.. -. 49,.
e M understand that two similar attempts nave oeeh
Ia hnt they were unsuccessful. These nave nap
ma S ,,,elv in Goochland county. Both the heroes
Parsd 10 h. from Yankee land and both were play
'ft The mart of Ceebs-only IN search OF schooi
- Look oui for similar missionaries. he nrs' was
..rcbed The last appeared to nave maze pretty eS'
,rrancements for carrying off sundry slaves
~ these faithful to his master, informed upon
n and he was caught in the very overt act OF es,
n' an horseback with the faithful slave, who played
rJot mart in the drama, aud was the hrst to seize
-" ah,litionst He was found with passes, fictitious
us of sale arms, Sc,-was carried oeiore the Nouie
p''' hscn son, on for further trial Our Legislators
hotter look TO the laws to see, If there be any naws
ni ,hs st,tute. and mend them in time. 1t was some
.eks since, we understand, that IN one OF 'he anu
w. Conventions that held TO the North, an ADO
SIS, boldly offered his services to the meeting, te
w., The South for the purpose of abducng our slaves
- tssna rood look out. Forewarned, Is to be lore
ar ned. h,,;, Tho follow
~, ,,r,craph from the last "Lynchburg Republican
M is stated in of the Northern pape, a
on,sis have petitions in their possessi ~ seneu ..
",sr.a thousand legal voters, wheh 'ey CORES
session Of Congress Inc W
! are IN hc spirits only for an opportunity -
ch lr subject having their own reporters on M .nxi,, a.
influential and able abolition iealeIsoi ,h Rev charles l.
nby reporting the Emane'paor ana .e mrs os. IN,
FRY engaged the Evangelist lhese la''s n,;n m.
,l- Su,hcrn people TO prompt ana "ms's 80, w. fear is
rh al ianalicsm in lhc Notwithstanding STATES "" '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21

awe pleased TO learn that our Munster 70 u,ea
Britain. Mr. Edward Everett, will feel himself called
on particularly 10 direct his attention to all machna
tons or movements which may be made IN England
or else where against what called the peculiar ns'l-
tu,ions of the Southern States but which III reality aect
his he will be directed and sustained by the Secretary
Of State whose views with regard to this matter are
known to be all that the South could desire.
alexandria Ga7ehe.
Nous rerrons We too shall be happy 10 see, when
we do see it.-Enq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21


honS-he subscriber will open school for Yonng d,i
residence ii Mr. Root. II viii be- his aud that u
lady, make tie school worthy lis former high reputation
For This purpo.c have engaged the valuable 81 MI
Todd iayub assistant Of Mr. Root who VIII
maony superintendent Of the pupils. The. viii he
sisted, also, rs her daughter Miss Elizabeth Todd.
Mfs. Woods Will give instruction IN Music.
The year VIII conp.i.e mouths The vacations VIII b
May and October.
The charges iii yary much from Mr. Roots.
board in the nciehborhnod from 800 70 ~
Tuition in the English Branches, from a5to -
10. III Languages, ~
Do in Music, ~
Use Of Piano, ~
Til, payment the al be IN advance
RgFEpysgE..-Rrr. j. H. &. Leach Rev Elisha Ra'rnin',
Henry Watkins Esq Col Henry Ihweatt, Francis " Wat
kms, Esq
A. The of those WHOSE
age socils he hopes lac will BE- excused for publishing Ir
following letter. baAiEl. H. Hoons
F.gNyiIs, ID Dec, lsil
Rev. Mr. B,lrSIisr-Rev and Dear Sir:My friend, The
Rev. Daniel H. Woods late of AnduSrr tAass. informs
that lie proposes establish Seminary, for The education ct
Young ladies' Prince Edward Count house Mr. Woods
my fellow student Amherst Ioleseand, though
not Of the class, had opportunities ri knowing
uf some sixty seventy very respectable, aud IN sohr
branches lie was distinguished. inn will find him gen,ma.
III hi.h prrsunal merits agreeable companion lie l.
The son n You perhaps knu, hr Rev, Leonard Woods, with
learning and pirty
unaffected sincerity, that !
maize no doubt that with Mr. Woods qualifications, and with
III. r,pcrcncr a teacher, (wh:ch CONSIDERABLY parents
guardians may commit their daughters aud wards his
with lie confident upe eceyin. much from his
.rncon Hoping you will have in your power ard IA,
friend III occurring patronage for his school,
remain with high regard,
Your obedicnt servant,
FRANCIS y. WATKINS
Dec ol G1-wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21

xTRAcT Of a Letter trom
aW.sHISGTos, Dec. Is.
awe have nothing ]. is understood, believe,
that the FiscaLfy Committee, will report Nls Tyler
scheme in substance, except as to The k1ehange Jea-
! ture which will be thrown overheard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21

NJ Three mails were due at this office last evening
The severe weather to he North must have delayed
the mail-but we received parts only Of two. We
coud ulean no interesting news from the papers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21
y. VI. Hoyt 81 Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Oiiic,
RICHMOND, Va.
SCUEMES FOR JANUARY, 1879.

ID FLOW HOYT CO. sent their patrons win The SchcnI'
ID drawn IN January They present splendid display ."
OOO besides other 10 nil up The sehrm.> making
millions Of aodr 10 bc distributed
Lottery oyt 90. intend hand d.,
huring prizes all who wis. fortune
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21

To The Editor MApIsos c. H, Dec. ia, l-il
g" have not seen reported in any of the newspapers,
the entire returns Of elections in the 18th Congresson
al District: am anxious It should be published send
you statement, which believe 10 be correct as fol-
IL, NIT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21

| n, .sV.' on the Fiscal Agency-in our naAt W.
SHALL in our next, also make leeway with other Cor
respondents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21
yfnTriageS.

Married tic of the uli n Oak Gcorc, rs ~"
Jacob W. licnium Mr. EpNJtMiN L. IotL'r's. - f"'
admired Ni.S VI luf>.aN, tiri dii.'
lrr NJ. William Johnson all u spity 'sina cointt, Va
lie looks upon the Iir Onr'- brew,
New hopes ilinme hi bosom:
May cy'y bud that's cleri,hd nu.
soon rIpcn into blossom. AMtc,
~ The Religion, Herald i'll please copy
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Deaths.

Died Friday The Eth instant a lie residence Of her father
Mr.. Gervas Stors Mrs P,rIss WLanso>, the laneniri
lady Of Ro. e. williamson Of Brook Ill., iirnrcn county In The
the deceased Death has removed from THIS
trial and affection Of those examples oi every social AMI
Christian virtue which Heaven occasionally lends To Eart Tor
brief PERIOD beacon light guide wanderer through the
darkness OF time TO The uncloudc gnrs OF eternity Pane-yr
would be idle 10 attempt Tor words could not be arranged
tn 90 justice her IL il sLytat in every
relation OF life that marked her short career, daughter SISTER
wifi, mother, mistress and Christian
None knew her but To love,
Or named her but Z.
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Whole Tickets Slp-shares In proportion.
certificate package OF III hole Tickets viii sen, fce
Sl2l-shlres 10 proportion,
Dec u CT-ti
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NoTlCE-Two years ago ast Spring
the follow description, viz: light coored sorrl about
old last Spring five feet inch high hind foot mh
but above The foot lock- white saddle spots back
not white III his face with his right lash of Ia r
his gait short lie appears pter when any person
his stable was nor until some length Of Time after his being
taken oil, got the fnlown. Information:
man by the Of George Lloyd had horse fed At Mr.
Byant about thirty miles from house, Swiftmn Cap
had nothing trade horse in Rockingham
county The Lloyd OF and left his wife neigh
in Hardy county, Va. him, because Bryant
knew neither me nor my horse II can find lie horse can
that Mr. John Campbell Of this neighhohood, his 10
Kenuehy having description Of The horse stopped at Mr.
qnred Of the otlrr whol told him his owned such
horse lie then asked the master 10 let him The horse H
SAID The horse sent IN the ard could BE-
Before got information, lie sent where hear from
whatever and, conrIcring the thief, II present
owner VIII inform where lind him. will pay lhei:i
win pay reasonable expenses also
give @ nn and any os rsr,"n viii he a receive
Dec, REUBEN soRREI perdirsraie Orange reums.
WiA.rJT, WINSTON & POLLARD, fUg1n $ HAac'- lat,
and >, csr for sale the trade, both town and county
latest T. a "s sS lo% The "wn Good received y The
been laid % anu %" .a %S y,t Az law m en.h
d." c csSa o rIsl. re'o St cros sasa"
~ do prime New orcnn. Mo,a.sss
p = ,s; 1' '"'' d. "'"' Do: for RETAILING
~ bags Ioiee, prime Rio
- do. ola lava and l.seiya Coffee
~ boxes L"at Sugar, Of varions Qualities
haf chests exra Gunpow der Ten
,oo heap .npo oE Imperial and Young Tyson d.
10 do. Sperm Candies, best qna,ty New H.a,a,,
10 do. judas Patent Sperm Candle. ~
50 do hes, Tuow Candles
100 sacks Liverpool line Sali
aOOoo lh prime Bacon, shoulders and miadllnps cheap
~ casks Cheese
210 quarter, half and whole boxes aisins hes, bunch
go keg. Nails; assorted, Iron and Steel
Ginger, Indigo, Pepper, Alspcr, Bar Lead shot
Gnnnow der, wrapping aud writing Paper
Cotton yarns, Hearings, Ac, &c.
Dee. l., 1871. 6.-I