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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

THE PRINTER.-"I pity-Ip pity the printer"
said my uncle Toby. ale is poor devil"
reioined |. "How sol" asked my uncle Toby.
ain the first place he must endeavor to please
every body, In the negligence of moment,
perhaps a small paragraph pops in upon him.;
he throws it to the compositor-it is inserted;
and he is Id to all intents and purposes"
"Too much the case,'' said my uncle Toby
"Nor is this ALL" continued !. "He sometimes
hits upon piece that pleases him much, and
he thinks it cannot but go down with his sub
scribers; but alas! who can calcuiatel lie
inserts IL and 1t is over with him. Iney lor-
give others, but they cannot forgive printer.
He has host to print for, and every one sets
up for critic. The pretty Miss exclaims--
'why don't he give US more poetry, and bon
mot? Away with these stale pieces The
politician claps his specks on his nose, and
runs it over in search of violent invective-
finds none, he takes his specks of, folds them,
sticks them in his pocket, declaring the paper
good for nothing but to burn. So it goes
Every one thinks it ought to be printed for
himself as he is a subscriber, and thus weekly
it is brought to the grand ordealp'
A PRETTY HARD H1T.--When Mr.. Pickens
presented his report upon McLeod's case, Mr.
Granger made speech upon it taking ground
against the temper of the report, and its re.
ference to irrelevant matters. This called uE
Mr.. Pickens, who said she had few remark:
to make in reply to the gentleman from New
York, Mr.. Granger.
That gentleman had delivered regular Sc
speech, prepared for the occasion, with tones
as regular as if they had issued from bagpipe
He was the very last gentleman here, judging
from the sentiments he expressed week ago
who, should have supposed would have fount
his patriotism and his valor oozing out SO sool
from the palms of his hands,
To this Mr.. Granger answered.
''If the House will listen to my bag pipe
few moments longer, shall feel exceedingly
obliged; and if its music is not SO loud as tina
of nv friend from South Carolina, Mr. Pick
ems, it IS only because | cannot fill my bag
f with as much wind as he can blow into his.
: The gentleman says my courage has sud
I, denly "oozed out from the palms of my hands.
!, Il acknowledge that life has for NE man.
charms; probably no man clings to it wit
t greater tenacity than do, or is more closet
bound by all the enjoyments of the present Q
r the responsibilities of the future. never spea
: of my courage, nor profess to have been "bor
insensible to fear" go,
D This retort is capital. Many of our read
: ers will doubtless remember that in a yer
r vain. glorious speech made by Mr.. Picken
Y some year or two since, he declared of hin
E self that he "was born insensible to fear."-
\ Mr.. Granger made hit, palpable hit.
h Nat. Courier.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

Tom Dbdin had cottage near Box-hill, to-
which, after his theatrical labors, he was de-
lighted to retire. One stormy night, after Mr..
an Mrs. Dibden had been in bed some, times
Mrs. Dibden being kept awake by the violencee.
of the weather, aroused her husband, exclaim-
ing, "Toml Toni get up" "What for!' said
hes. "Don'tyou hear how very hard the wind
is!" sis it." replied Dibden, half asleep, but
could not help punning. "Put peppermint
lozenge out of the window. my dear A. y the
best thing in the world for the wind"
WHAT A PITy!-A country editor raIis a.
nainst the present fashion for the ladies' no ~
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
PrOspe ctNS,

For publishing in tile tO'0n of C0rr04t0n' Gar
roll county, Mss, a 'eeehly paper TO be enta-
lad he
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

"There are no greater Chamelions than
words" -.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

No! for all these are trifeS of the hour,
Trhes that fade, as fades dream away;
And tho the heart acknowledges their power
The mind in sorrow feels they soon decay;
Virtue is richer than the Indian mine,
And that is thine, Belle Caroline
| oft Lave felt the heaven of an eye;
Bent me unto the magic of smile
Llstend with transport to gentle sigh,
Happy that love could thus my thou'ts begule;
But not glance, sigh, an eye Lifetime,
e'er felt, Belle Caroline.
Fair girl, tho life seems richly bright before thee
,r, Blossoms spring perfumed up to deck thy way;
1ho skies are cIoudess, friendship hovers Ger thee
III and hopes. bright hopes stand forth in rich array
lhlnk not of these, for pleasures more divine
Await the good, Belle Caroline.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
.EN Bette Caroline.
BY II. B. HIRST.

BY H. B. HIRST.
Not for those charms in matchless beauty glowing
Not for those eyes beaming with heavenly light
Not for those tresses on the soft breeze flowing,
Black as the pinions of the shadeful night,
Not for the faithIess beauties deem thine,
My heart give Belle Caroline.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

VI TsN~ ] II VI
THE Vs,es will proceed their Meeting, tie Isl Of July
4 next appoint Professors in the Schools If Mn"n Ian
urlarrs Mathematics. aud Law Applications directed - Doc
Harrison Chairman of the Faculty the University,
viii he laid bein Board of fisers.
The annual the Professor of each Of these schools
is composed salary thousand dollars and the fees
tvaryine my dollars EACH paid by the
dents attending his school lie furnished with
dwelling house. having garden attached, free Of
rent The and fees received by the Professors Of these
schools respectively, during the last four years counting the
SALARY nj 81 .0D0 has averaged as follows:
Tie Professor III Modern Languages, S1S10 PR
:" Mathematics, $40 .
" Law, s3.3l0 /"
II s required shall he taught In th- school nf Mncrn
Languages French, Italian, Spanish German and Anglo
saxon languages And win applicant for the
caut Chair that School, Nste viii expect he Informed
whether he competent each all these languages, and not
which of them he can teach W. u. NoonLki.
Procior Of tic u. Of In
~ The Whis Richmond the National intelligence and The
r,gbe Washington Patriot and Republican,, Baltimore;
m. National Gazette and Pennsylvania, PhIadeha The
Evening and the Courier Enquirer New York; the ALIAS
and Post Boston, will copy the above and forward their accounts
10 this Office for collection. -
18th Dec, 1870 oe-w'i'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, MARCH, ID, 1871.

& liz CHARLES will make his nj the stables 81 MI
~ Richmond Shepherd in the county of Prince Edward mile
west from Jamestown onehird n his tme other lrd al The
stable Of Mr. r. H. Clabarnr in the county Of ircr
miles below aincs Tavern, the stage Road and one other
tile of Curdsre, Buckingham County, and VIII he let TO
The price of Sa the season, and $40 pad within the
Seasui-Ss the single leap Sl inre-te insurance
payable when the fact accrtanrd the transferred
ID cents cash the instance AL mares put 10
Sir Charles will churged with the unless otherwise
agreed 10 al the iime The the 18th March,
and expire the 18th Iuy.
rich chesnut socl hands inches high, Of
inc size and commanding form, years old nest Spring by
Slad, lie by Old ChatlcsS Charlcss Dam hy Dd
Culivatr aud he by Old Imported Domed, For further
particulars see hand bills.
EDWARD A. DI.ANTON.
Frbn3 "a Ii
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STATIONS Office,

nRAWS Nos OF Ltesbur. Lotcr, No. H. drawn March I'd:
~ - :. - ~ Ii - II 3 - - 10 H.
Whole Ticket Nos. . - 20, pri2c &c $40.
Do. do. do IL - -, both sold and caShed by STkarlos
Drawn Nos Of LecshnrG Lottery, Glass g March Ctl
81 II Is 5 - - y ii II 81 Gl IL -.
Whole Ticket Nos. ) 81 -, prize Of 81 400.
No. do 81 IL =, do. COO, both sold and
cashed by SruATTo~.
Lottery draws Alexandria The 18Th prize Of $4,000
10000, SOFA, &C., 20 Of 80, &C. Tickets $40.
Lottery draws the Goth, in Alexandria prize of $4,000
70 900 30 Of 5cO &C., Tickets sin -
Splendid Lottery 2.i in McSand,ia. przc of 900
l5m 10000, 5000, $780, 80 Of 1000 Tickets $40. IS
IS dawn.
~ r. Orders for Tickets in the above splendid Lotteries viii bt
me, " III prompt attention, if addressed 70
y. STRi1ToN, Richmond Ia.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rnn away from the subscriber
living IN Midcsex county, the 9th of the present nin
named Charles. Charles very likely, bright
nrao fellow, with light blue about tweniy-s years
nd hSe feet six eight inches g and we'll oponned lie
mad when r left brown cloth close coat blue cusslnet pan
falcons, and white fur hat He left whouta any oyoca" what
and free State He Is
very smart sensible fellow, and well calculated 10 pass uno
Tested will the above reward for the apprehension ana
delivery Of him secured in nil 50 that can get him
AGAIN Any information concerning HIM will be thaRuy re-
cevcd My address, Churcvc, Middlesex County Hrsnia
Buekngham Sept. 81 1870. 42-u
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nv THOMAS RITCHlE.
rerms of the Richmond Enquirer.

,,n:rrr is published three times week dar'as q. 'eson
q M Lla.nrs and toiee eesk dsr,sg Ae rest q nc year.
e sac - TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
,,u,rs nsr anaum and Three Dollars for six months
- 70 Be- pain the Office, or RENTED by man. posi-
dollars per annum at The END OF le S e 4, ,ood and
u -, "a his Office may be reunited per man. W s - I'll
= VI NOES a, the risk of the Editor; the poS,a ,,rr
' Pad 81 Wrcrs-tThe postage 81 accnmnation Of
e' any account the writer IL ~ tue M "a,
>.Ioe y. .,,enswe business, which operates Us =" s ~
age, ~ ~ ,,, a..
r so, II nav for nine papers, annually, sha'' nave '"'
shall hereafter be considered as "ssnlv
~ aud t years publication, unless sn,r
!. y, fcr shorter u"s' ~ f
shall be the order OF any new a r,a-
; W pae, r,,--. paid Tor in advance or sas'ool! -
Nn a"i 10 srn,e known and access'n.e pe ~, -, nnh
sasr be- n'' ~; n.ymen Bu III case OF al oru.i "" ~
i-,flne' q" n's from new subscriber who Is anae
i'n' Nm IN. conditions 4 single nuinoe ' a,t '
accompanied hy copy ' ns ability 10 nay may be
l. ~ subscribers whcst "'i'' 80 IN ,,.n
TIE Names " and who may remain indebted on "pe
~. end Of years. rom wy @ NJ snbscr.bcrs''
thHt ~ =" sIoll h. erased from the i.t " H.
was a1"' Rau,ons Of ne Edtorii Coarfnt.o' Z. a.
~ Resolutions some "l ' me- Ei,n,a Corps oil virginia
a4 'n mh.J nj Richmond the 18th J1nua . ie
resolutions determined 10 ,;, nm in;ry ~
Y " .comncud and own lners SIS require a,rr
r. Several of the American presses at W. ~
M rn.>h Of Cash Pay~ss >, ,han ,he Editors Of
re y a., ,, a;tTcuy consists in the transition ron
.''1" ne other Soiwi!h landing tue hes",. .c 30
convention. We have been ,nuu.vr .,rs 10 ths ONCE
lo':',, o,r course The Of every subscriber, m'
.,.. ,r.aicoInrni, Will posiiiSeis NC ss''s -
- !, ".nc.,nrnt OF our next volume
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. n,
1h,, !, l.. recommended 10 the Editors OF ne"spi
80 ~, commonwealth, publish NJ the mead ~ ~
-, .lyrrsnc and that they strictly adn.sc
- ' , M, ,hes. prices always such Us 70 give la
ensaV"" ' ~ Resolution Of The Editorial ConrsH''on
c.,,,.., lines or less first insertion, 30 cents 10
continuance, ~ cents. .;,, ~. .1r.n,
-, = distance must be accompanied with the an'A"'
,.startcry references, to insure execution. ,,
, whose advertising may amount 10 SsVo p, "a 49,,
ON H. mad. Of per cent: and 10 3d. o ~ p'
- Il, 1,,,u,ri.S and Marriages from the county,
b,ndwr,tin. is unknown NJ this Once mus ne s !,
~ ,S .ndrsa,icn III the Postmaster IN the neiS""na
s,lI ~ M ease lie published every mieasnIe' la,
rn L. prevent npo-lions and qn'ILes Ia, case n"
,unw We N al, therefore, insist III siich cse "p'
nn,cs,n being certified by the name OF Tie f"s'"'
i, u, N, bark Of the ftter.J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

sTEiM CANDY AND SUGAR REFINERY.-I l.. < 4
~ STUART of Greenwich and Chambers streets, New
York manufacturing and oilrr for sale Candy, sugar
plums made BY their improved steam from ge
double, and treble Refined Sugar With steam engine and
machinery, the advantage o long experience aud tho
know ledge Of refining the, will continue To man
Candy, quality uRde IN this
Europe, nearly quite low prices as the inferior
qualities usually sold Having Increased Their buildings
prepared the largest orders for Candy
Refined sugar the shortest notice Country de1crs
call and examine tie quality Of Candy sold this
iahi; ,mcut before purchasing.
Candy carefully packed boxes Of 90 o. 30 and 100 pounds
Southern and Western markets, and delivered the city
or shipped, wihou, charge for boxes cartaee.
ScG,R-Doubr Refined Lest packed in boxes bar
Crushed Ground Loaf sugar iii barrels;
Mola>es aIds. and I'll; above Sa.ars
Feb9 e8-a0t.
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SpPjyI: IupopT.TIoy- r,n 1911

f,HNA, oUEENSWARE &c-I have received, per ship Ma
~ don the bulk o Spring Goods embracing moi only the
greatest variety, but decidedly the pelcst patterns nsc ever
offered for sale.
Additional supplies Of English Goods will he received together
with every description Of eai pressed and plain Gs< The
Manufactures this rnuu;ryal which offered pack
age, packed 10 order upon The best terms
WM. F. BUTLER
Thrce doors ADORE the RI 7arcrn.
a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

DuSrON viii Til, Spring paHaipn .'aaklmd,"
ID Chesterfield county, - miles from Richmond aud ctcns,
and ready 500 the season" 10 be paid
within Isl July, with 81 ra>h The Groum Mares
will fed with what they silngs daySrrran:s
with them boarded gratis. There convenience that
have tile accommodation
aud coils such lots, stables ana pastures Every a,ien
paid nre, accidents bnt Liability fr
Boston where. New York Georgia. and
Jockey Clubs Of three aud fur mile taa
any did having lost one; and We'll
advertise length for hi winnings would III III.
whole o newspaper. His si:c pore-. strength, AMI
Gluod suits all Mares aud Is all thG Jreedcrs rant
WM. Il. JOHNSON
Feb II sg-2iniliaay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

The Subscriber respectfully Informs ms aud
&Eyes customers, and The public. that he
~ II prepared furnish these III the trade with good
I'M assortment Of Hats be- had in Virginia.
SAktzcA HIS Manuiactoy having been in tt operation all
- the Winter, his Stock Tor the Spring is unusually
and he pledges himself sell as low Northern H,uSr
He would remind those who disposed prefer Home Mann
features that far the article ni Hats concerned they
this preference Ia their advantage they will lind nsr
tururd Of the Richmond Hat Mandatory fine, fashionable
and a. cheap any in The Inion
lie also keeps large assortment Of all kinds nj Summer Hats
ram, LccinTn which will be sold very small advance
Factory prices.
His II la-r' Materials always good-cvery article
the fur and trimmings line always kept on hand.
Richmond Hat -nauufactorE,
Opposite tie Old H1rket Housf .Tain STREET
JOHN D0OLEY
Fehi Si-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

uoycsT other books of the late Judge r. E. Parker, which
n are mislaid 5th 9Th and 9Th vols of leshs Reports
ho.vrr may have these volumes either of them, WIZ CON
for favor BY handing them 10 Mr. T. Rlche for the Executors
4 ", lUi-hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

,.r HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD viii give thr
ward for the apprehension Of Negro Man, nanlen
out of the state aud delivered 10 me- or o. collars
=, - N, St,t- aud secured that get hun. iorn :
M. Old about feet inches hi:h, twnes coor' sou
80. .i,nn =. a iitile when spoken 10 quick; hau on
I'm, yr.nia woye clothes, old cap, and coarse bis
,-, ri;rr thr-alhare. lie is good chr.nsr' anu w,
49,, o,.s rrnu some unknown hand 10 Look tot ""fn.
'". = - Nv CHRISTOPHER 7. BROWNE.
..,,,.. ". ~ oo,h lSil 93-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

rl disposed him with the education OF Their sons
80 men DESTROYS Of becoming Assistant Engneer are "
- make application James t. Health Ep., or 10 Mr. John
ma IA clihcr Of they he furnished with pros
n. cntltS- ~ each branch Of education.
,.n, al vii b. obtained IN every department, wherein,
d, number pupils The variety Of III: engagements,
teso.u- necessary.
.a.0nG. .,h l!ti ls4l. e9-atawu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

MI akGRANE-1iiS distinguished English Stallion and 'etf
~ ana cefter Of Racers will his next season al my sc
Charlotte Court House. Virginia 7rms-S5u the season paa
bic on OF before The Isl day Of August neat, NJ which te
season expires commencing The th Fernary-Ohe hhu'e
iollrs the insurance, Ia be paid the mare rs
10 be IN fuai trnsfrrrcd-and instance 81 10
soui Thusc that find make payment al e
cs" uf The season, will be required Ia execute their notes WIN
good security have been subjected difficulty IN clos
OF long standing. and extensive astraee
will be furnished gratis and the we'll fed, required
WIN sran al 30 day Servants sent with mares WI"
WYATT CARDWELI.
Jan % sl--tlJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

]. GORDON ArrosSEy Law, Louisa Court H0ase, q.
III attend the Superior inferior Courts Of ouisa Abe,
Fyannt and The suPe:ic. Courts Of Orange ADDRESS
Z. Hl. ilmiSe. Va. Ieb ~ 'I-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

IN ERY.-EiKGi>is.ii 4 Cfrur Superior Court oi
Law aud en- FIR rEr If cHnco aud ciiy II
Richmond held NJ the Capitol Monday jam
my the llth, 1871:
sidney Baxter, Attorney General Of the Commonwealth u
Virginia, Plaintiff
against
Daniel RatcTe and William +. Purcell, administrators de-
hons with the will annexed, al Charles FlcIrr deceased.
Rowland Florence, William j. Weldon AMI James T. Thornton,
John Mason, Executors ol Thomas = Hone deceased,
pc,cndaB;s
The bill in This being exhibited for the purpose
GOVERN. balance he due tlr defendants
Daniel RaciIhc and William f. Purcell, Administrators IL
honis with the will anncNed Of Charles Fercr decreased,
of the uf Prince William, in this commonwealth
ground, that the vested in The ;cra Fund On the
OF the Attorney ene'a,, the Cont di! ordt that plti
be- made, for THREE months successfully IN Tie Richmond
Enquirer Richmond Win. aud lie National Eicllicrctr pub
Washington. r"qnirin. all iriuns Iimn.
Of The said Charles Eicrc
day u term, directed rs
held the ChanCcry ana make themselves
ies defendants . this suit a tnpy--rrs;r,
Wal G. SANDS, ~ c.
Ian sl-,yl.W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

a. - SHRNEYoRS.-No plat aud certificate will
\, E rceived INTO the Land Office unless the No. OF
~ OF acres, date Of issue and name of warrantee
pse'i"i'h ~ the certificate.
y o'isr Of the Register,
,.,sn J. Y. SWAMI, Clerk.
'' SG-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

BOOK STORE
N'NnoLPH 4 CO., seven doors below Earl.y's IIo;e,
street. Richmond. In addition to their usual assert
'"e"vr IN week or two their Spring supply Of Books
'h' fancy Goods. Country Merchants and o, hers. are
i',.ns elsewhere.
Book Ending.
"aei Ia our Store Bndery. we are prepared 10 eye
~ :" "sery tiption. CLERKS aud Merchants Books
'''f nj short notice.
800 .Nen Banks for Old.
- o. all kinds taken in exchange for new.
III, J. w. RANDOLPH & co.
!" ana Nlusica, instruments on hand.
G3-lOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

rNO JNO +. PRIGE-Sir: Take notice. that the 9Th di
April, lSi ciwecn The hours o'clock thu
and o'clock lhr evening. tie store house Mp,s .
l.conl III The tlrior and State If Virginia
shall proceed take dispositions Of Wm Elan and William
pcuprec should the said dcpnsnns II" DAY
above and between the hours above named VIII attend Tue
da, irre>.icy, The place, and between the
uirs, and take The SAID drponS IL h. read evidence
Su depending in The Circuit SnacrInr Court II Law AID
Canccrs The county Prince Edward state nf Virginia
winch lain!T, AMI Yourself Nathaniel L. Icnatr N
i> .i, Administrator 1T Charles W"n>on deceased.
Joseph +. Ncnahe HIS rirl and Executor Of Robert
vcnahe deceased Richard NJ Dillon lanes vcu1be aud Nancy
II Price, Administrative of John Price, deceased, defend
ants You are hereby requested 10 attend.
J. g. INGRAM
WM. VI. CARTER, Hainnf.
WM. II. PRICE,
Feb 9th, lSi gi-wlw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

7iCE-ST. LEDGER by American Eclipse and fun bro
;le noted ARIEL Lance aud oheliey-his
~ brought tie other noted horses Roman, Splendid
W-ns ~ winners from 10 NILE heats, (n-ne! ever
!d.a viii stand the present season a. my stable, al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

"3btERiES.-llll.L & DAENEY still continue Ia
'efrir al their store the first door above the Columbian
~ y good tcr'is n they he had in The ciy-They
customers ant The publ 10 give them call as they
aasu no 10 be andefsuid III any article in their line
, Cary Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

o. II.
!. fOlR COLDS.-Cal and buy some of ]. Pease &
clarified Essence III oarhoind Candy, 50 renowned In
<, during III" pa>t year, FIR curing Coughs, Colds
.ess, Wh"oplns Cough, Group, &c
HILL & DABNEY,
). Corner abore the Coli nJian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

iyK az vieGlNIA-N Meeting OF the ffesimsi ~" n -
i.,, on Tuesday, the 2md March, 1871, the following
Il. m Resolution adopted: 49,, a.,
~ having recommended at Their Annual hee'
President Directors should apply 10 tne 'sieIn
t l., permission 10 declare dividend, NOT eNceeuing
4. IN II The profits which had then accrurd' anh aho'hsr
m MI exceeding per cent, Of the profits oil IN" cure ~
4 H. 1: neral Assembly having passed an ACT uhs NC
-, an,ho,snr the same-yci, The Presiden; anu d.
- M, nj. determined, since the said Annual hrr.ns -
nj rou:iaGc specie payments, under ,hr roHVtoh' 49,
,.. recommended, both ny their duty 10 ne pno'.
, ,r,t for the interests Of the 6esoeta
y , - mach as possible under III. existing state !"
. ~, nu,i,n Of the OF the BANK, y neSi'cd
! ill.,. tn,r 10 declare dividend - authorized hs me re
~, i -nc General Assembly but nat - M n,c.,,
pr, c,ors 10 prepare flr dividend 81 per cent on
- Iny and for another dividend i" per cent on me nfs
~, 49, ~ J. w. PEGRAM Cashier.
'+', ~, cS-llvf,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

AlglE> q. SHAW proposes IL OPP" "u ne - .'i.
~, NJ ihi, ciy, Classical and Mathematical Scnoo ~
.hn,y he prepared for the University OF Nirgi1a, q
ae yarern Colleges oI the profession OF fivil Enci
u- rifles upon \ competent Classical education &C
, ana upon tho success hopes for the task Of IN
o IL secure hint uIiimaieiy, larger patronage ;lian he
-i>onahiv expect al present
rn.rrnce II nanv wears in Engineering will enable him,
e.ltr frroi aud satisfactory MANNER Is hoped,
,a 1; Young Il good capacity for immediate prac-
stiffness in that profession whether IN the field or the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-13

Z PENbIEr0S.-'chis very fine stallion and racer by
@p ~ American Eclipse will make his hrst season
.l. al,n Thomas DavIss Stable, Green county, Va,
tand,vlls s2a th- lie s nearly the very color
n"c s.e. His having received an injury In tram
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