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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-09

fon, Georoa now to remember what he had told them,
when this proposition of the gentleman Mr. Barnard
was first introduced He had told them that THIS would
open the discussion, and what would be the conse-
qnences oft
After some further remarks, Mr.. A. drew glowing
picture as to what must be the consequences OF hs Ia
riff measure to the South. Here was sun OF nun,
dred and twenty millions sought TO be proved asrel"red
ny the coming Administration, and The means OF fa's,
ing it was to place n tax upon luxnres lie Appealed
to the Tariff men of 1928, who laid tax upon the poor
mans SALT his sugar and molnsses, and who GROUND ms
constituents into The DUST as 10 whether they were no"
sincere IN their proposition To tax lnxures u hey N'
now sincere, he would 90 with them in what was rgh';
but he must tell them that he looked upon them with
suspicious eye.
After giving his views in detail the policy Pur-
sued towards the South in relation to the Tariff, MT
said that It was not his intention to exempt six from
taxation but this was the wrong time; it was bad policy
to introduce the subject now.
| The movers in this matter knew very we'll that the
scheme could not be pushed through at the present
sion, and if it could, it would afford relief in time
| What then was the object; Why il was TO foresla
public opinion-to show the overwh elmng necessity O.
a high Tariff, and TO bring it down upon them at the
called session. This true as Holy Writ
Mr.. A. proceeded TO argue that the proper course
would be to leave the Tariff question until the regular
session of Congress, when the people of the Soutt
would come up to like men, md object to No rea
sonable plan for raising revenue to meet the wants
! the Government.
He then referred to the plan for distribution OF the
public lands and maintained that it was only gid
| ed bait 1t was a plan to abstract some mous tror
the revenue. 1t secret pulling Of the wires bJ
the tariff men before General Harrison came lntt
power.
As to the wants of Government, it was his opinion
that the present duties on imports would be amply SUI
cicnt to meet the wants Of the coming Administration
for the election of Harrison had infused life and conf
dcnce every where, and from all appearances there
would be no lack of means
After adverng TO several other topics, Mr. A. con
Guided by warning his friends against called session
He reminded them that called session was the cause
Of the downfall Of Mr. Van Buren,, and he feared such
course would have the effect on the fortune
of &c n Harrison
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Every Boat must have IT'S name and hang place as
"oCEoIA of scoTTsvILLE" painted conspcnousy on The
of the boat least four inches IN height and
the required deliver to the rst applied
for clearance, certificate registry slsnea oy ~
form c furnished by the toll sathcrcr On change
Of ownership the deliver TO the olgaterer
certificate of such change in form to be furnished As above
I'm relation 10 rirr boats Board Of Directors of the Compa
nv on the 3oh December $780, adopted The following preamble
and resolutions: 20. r,.. = A., 49,
and Canal President and Directors aun
riscd 10 permit Of river boats under such special
regulations and for such e as they sha nX reasonable anu
Rssolued That boats continue until the further
order Of the Board to navigate the Canal uhaef inc 'owns
No Lock keeper required sucl boats his
the hour OF O'CLOCK ~ nish anu aye ON the
no Keeper shall pass any such boat through his locks,
unlsss shall provided with sappng or snubbng lines for
the purpose of properly fastening said boat to the Swapping or
snubbing posts -, - -.
where the table Of assumed weights cannot be applied
the toll rateers disagreement with the masters
actual weighing ut the of said
masters.
but in their adng, certificates and cleaanccs, they shall
be designated by the names of their owners
were adopted By President and Directors relative 10 river
boats their downward voyages, whether using the river or
All such boats loading above Lynchburg, shall pay tolls
from Lynchburg.
Lynchbug those loading the Rvanna river above the
heeon shall tolls from the point at which they
Ali such boats loading side of James river at
Lock No. benr the outfai lock next above aden
ali such boats loading the river above the lowest dam
thereon, shall pay tolls from said Lock No7..
All loading the south side OF James Rver ABOVE
the seven Islands Feeder Tye River DAM shall
pay tolls from the Seven Islands Feeder .,...
the I've River Dam, and below the Joshua Falls DAM shall pay
tolls from the combined Locks Nos 50 and 81 being the oua
0'N'' by order of the prcsiden, and Directors,
w. b. CHITTESDEN. SECRETARY.
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Term. Of the Richmond Enquirer.

7 Enquirer published ,Ares times neck during A seso"
"a STATE and t'ies S.sS as1.,g tie rest % the year
rv. Dollars per aaaum and Three Dollars for six months
, IN advance, be paid the osee or remnteu oy Hail. p
paid g" 10 This Office may RENTED per mad, in good ana
hs Bank notes, the risk Of the Editor; nc se letter
sf' psd 5r he Wri,ers-(rhe postage oil sng 49, =,
is oaa NV ,scont To The writer II is the accumulation o.
c,.t,se in extensive business whe" 'pe''''' -
o c win pay for papers, annually shall nave 'he
tenth gr. shall hereafter be considered as incurred
~ ~ aS,uce and for years publication unless speean
saa ~" f shorter time, and paid TOR IN adVAi'e '' Was
wha a he sen, to order of new and
- No nc, unless paid in advance, or satisfactory
taosn ~ known accessible person IN regard
or his payment But in case Of IA o, n mac
&c hon, naymsnt subscriber VINO Is ui
uta" with the condi,ons single number may DC seh'' ~
lining or accompanied by copy OF @ SIv 70 nav NAV b,
w., n,mns nj all subscribers whose an,iiy W pa! ~
~ the pSbshsr who remain Indebted on
al the end of years from .ns Is Of snbscrber
payment w" Resolutions Of the Editorial oSasen,oS ; Wis
These Resolutions some Of 'e roa,Corp OF Virginia
ao re assemble! Richmond, on the interests
RssoutSns a%r or neai
OF ms 10 ,hen Several of the 80 nn ha
to The .. abuse Of the Credit System, than the Editors
o The great difficulty consists IN pssnons If nh
one been induced TO eoh,, .i
~, .mp,re-- book, who ave IN q s hrTb.r VIII
" !, ms prea,cameni will positively ne strcken ou ~
AZ me commencement Of our next 'oun
" TERMS OF ADVERTISING
pa That il be recommended TO the Editors o. Sewspd
htoSon the al mead Oh int
,r atcs for advertising, and that they srcuy auls's
pa md ,hat these prices always such, as to give la
@ ,e,sation Tor labor performed ,,., cnr.,sor
o,e sonare Of sixteen lines or less, nrs nsertoA ~
.,rh continuance, SO cents. Ia. ~. adv,nc
,ssr from n distance must be accompanied Win s"e "
~ =, satisfactory references to insure execution. ,,
TO may amount 10 sn Of 10 per cent
emnt viii be made of ~ per cent; and 10 SOU, =.
49, All obtaarss and Marriages from the country,
,,s handwriting unknown at this once musi u
;sa Nv the of the Postmaster IN inc h
~ 'ns viii in no case published Every measure, ~, no
% ,trn To peve nj impositions and qiizzes mas prove
eee ;n.W must therefore, insist in such case up"
,Sr om nunicaiion being certified by the name OIL TIC
,cr;,,,n on the baes of the ittter.)
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B;ooer's Grand Schemes for February.

Bigeer's Grand Schcmes for February. ,
So, 295-40 of 800
VIRGINIA WELLsBURG LOTTERY, Glass d, for ls4 10 be
drawn at Alexandria, w. Saturday, 18th ftniar ds nm
Grand CapiraIs-s 29 10000 5000 1000, $500, $685. 3ooO
40 prizes of 500, &c, 80 of 20D &C. n
Tickets only SlO-fIalves 5-Quarters2 3D. 80,
Certificates of packages Of u Whole Tickets, Si5o
In do p Half do. b -
Do do. IS Quarter do D. :"
100000! and 25 prizes of $4,000.
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY, Class 3D. for ls4l To- DC
drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday the 2oh fe9 os
Grand CapitaLsS30000, 10000 60Ou 5ooo 'ooo,&''oo
u prizes of 81, O0o &C
Tickets Sl0-haves 5-quartcrs2 81. ,oo
Certificates OF packages of . Whole Tickets sss
DO. do. % Hall DO u, m
Do. do. e5 Quarter do. y %
$50 900 in prizes 900 and IA drawn out Off
VIRGINIA MoNoNGA1LA LOTTERY, Glass D., for IN &c
drawn Alexandra, Va, Saturday, the 9th Feb ie
Grand Scheme.
Of 10000 s pr11ss OF
Of 1902 1902 Amounting TO
Of Of 1909 1900 s5O'oOo'
prizes $780, aO 22O 5 prizes of ST. ooo % Of 5o
of 400, 80 of 800, 40 Of $50, &c.
c.r,ioca,es nf paeknres Of q Whole Tickets $40
Do. do. p Half do %
Do. do. 25 Quarter do. 81
n Tickets above Grand Schemes, and all DINERS unde
the management of H. GREGORY CO.. fu sale, in the usa
great variety shares Of packages single whole am
The cash for all prizes sold by BGGEK can Dc
had the moment the drawings are received
For the Grand Capitals and prompt pay address .,
THO. Is. BIGGER, Richmond, "a.
F.ho s5-2w
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NyEssRs Williamson Dickinson Executor Of JOSIAH and
l deceased Ezabe Fomlkes, widow, and francs
Winn Fowke viii please notice. that shall poGer"
to examine gate and settle the account Of W M nrc in The
town Of Famvle county of Prince Edward, c. Dnu
day the 25h day Of February next Mt when te a
@ enable me TO execute order of the Circuit superior
for this county, made at the April tern ~
Prince Edward, January 18th, ls4i. - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-09

-;,,;7.., p7Trp ,Y0 KANAWHA STOCK FOR SALE:
RSaST 10 The Provisions of the Charter of The James a.,
yer and Kanawha Company and IN obedience 70 us
H. R,rd Of Dorctns the undersigned who has hesn
nIv appointed Agent, will proceed on Msns
49, ,a ,b day Of March 1884, commencing nj ~ oc"en
s.fre the front door Of the Office of the James Rver anu
anawha company the ci,y Of Richmond to SELL
,nr,on for cash Of the delinquent
ahIy 10 the list, which shews the names oi @
their places Of residence so far as they are &
49, nrmhcr Of shares owned EACH the amount oil
m,ininp unpaid the interest thereon up 70 Tue on &
Frnnay lsi total amount in arrear from eaen, VIZ
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N1OTlCEA persons hereby notified that the land OF the
posted and that detected III the ael OF
fishing, other trespassns VIII DC
secuted 10 the extent Of the Law. Thus. hlIChic z.
Dec. s, 1910.
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY o, ls4l.
BIGGER'S OFFICE,
p.sb,oord IN

N 70 $780,. 80 10 :, sit"h. hv BIGGER
Drawn Nos for the Virginia Leesbug Lottery Class ~ drawn
30th January: - 80 y. ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-09

JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA cASAl"IPeIsons s. mp.
- ping the Canal requested TO observe mat ny
the regulations, the tolls such articles required IL he
paid the Toll gaefe if there he one, at the place q" shipment,
otherwise toll caerr nj whose office tht boat arrives
in The its voyage There tlsahcars al Lynch
burr. Abrmarle and Richmond The tolls on ray
,radr wiz articles hnd aud discharged between toll"
cateTers offices without one required Ia he paid 10
the keeper of the first ioes at which The boat arrives alter
taking The following locks, hcne nine ~ nliner,
are toll locks The Guard Locks al Bnshcr'4 Maidens I'D
venture and Tye River Dams, and Lift Locks Nos - ~ To- -
80 and -.
All property shipped the Canal must be accompanied by
Bill Of das signed the Of tie boat aud hr consiGhor
specifying The date place Of shipment the quantity aud
weight Of each species OF property shipped and the place or
places where discharged IL the property under
the denomination Of trad IT, after taking on hoard The
boat has Toll lock before reaches To-" snihercrs Of
tee the master required have dapcair bis ~ fag q! ch
property which he deliver 10 The kee. u tic f't
the after taking such property on
board.
Crates Boye Casks and other vssels containing proper
~ shipped well property shipped ~ bundles 81 y any other
marking. have the true gross weight
Of such property marked thereon. ~
The following is recommended as convenient form Tor on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-09

AUTIoN-The subscriber takes this method 20 fa' no e
~ public, trade for receive Two m ss "a and the
Of $3.50 both bearing a asne e a
November 1887. The subscriber has an eqnaa 70
ooth ana each Oh the saio oohus' ROBT s. PEATROSS.
S7-2t
nT- The Wing is requested to copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-09

OXFORD ACADEMY.-The exercises Of this institution will
oe continued by the subscribers
on The 18th of the month january and
s "h ihe 18th December next, with vacation Of month
sunct The of instruction will all the
Of the English language usually taught preparatory
s also, the Latin Greek and French languages Mahc
Including Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry, plane
-: '.eM Iriconomrtry and Practical Surveying.
'"'s-Board, including every thing, 500 90
= Tuition, 100
-, deduction will be made for late entrance.
"Uafess-Rur.ford Academy, King William. Va.
n. j. CHRISTIAN, Principal.
-, JNO. L. CASoN.
'A's 75-H
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.

PUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.
ID decree, lately rendered County Court Of
- Cumberland, in the Chancery Sui, before it depending by
The of Daniel and Spears Daniel and Others the under
s:nrd Commissioners win offer for sale public auction
"Wednesday 18th February next, if fair, not the
far dav residence of Mrs Mary Daniel widow and
let abam Daniel deceased the county Of Cumberland the
Land mery held dover by the sAd Mary The
Tract Of about 266 acres, Of which l0are James
River grounds abont 30 standing in wood The Slaves
axe in number, and generally young.
The Terms specified by the decree the following, viz
For the Land third cash. the balance in equal samens
Of and years. purchaser giving bond with approved
security with deed Of trust upon the Land the Slaves
are required 10 I've sold for cash
\ Tie property sold for distribution
hFcpcnaves of Abran Daniel deceased the particular
tenon ho5c interested is called TO this notice.
JOSEPH FUQUA, !
January Both, 1911. S4-tis
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

THE subscribers having taken house the cross street I'M
medaey front of the Bell ravern aud next door to Messrs
Son, intend TO carry the Auction and Commits
sion Business branches They viii also inform the
friends public that they will continue their former bns
hiring and collecting debts in the CITY Of Rich
nond State Of Virgnians giving 10 mer
chants others opportunity of having their claims collected
the They h attention 10 oh
tain an addition 10 their already very patronage. Their
house will be ready goods on the 4ih insI
ROBERT HILL & co.
p s. charge for hiring will be per cent for
collecting same, p do for collecting 500 IN the city
do do under $780, u do They will also attend 10 the
groes in of sickness through the year. =.
OIL
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SALE OF A COTTON FACTORY.
On Monday, 18th day of February next, will be offered
~ Public Auction, To the highest bidder, the MILL Machinery
"cs aud Fixtures of the Falmouth Manufacturing Company
IN pursuance Of Resolution Of the Stockholders convened
this DAY.
This Property Of story Brick House. Of ample d.
mescn machinery running nearly 7n0 Spindies % Looms,
an The usual proportion Of Cadins Machines, &C., &c. The
Building aud the Machinery perfect oderthe former
neatly rcproc that the Company have had insured
and the Mach regarded valuable than
ey new,c rights AMPLE only for the
'onceIn, IN. for larger scale.
i's sale i determined consequence of the Company
aSs commenced with small capital to conduct the busi
-'hc s aud Machinery having cost some $40 600 more than
e entire caaand of incongruity the ele
sns OF which the Company composed sale may be
AMY expected aud bargain worth the attention OF Capitalists
Who may be disposed property be looked for
sale vii he made before the front door OF the Factory in
me own Of Falmouth, and the (which will be liberal
on The day.
PERSONS disposed purchase invited view the premises
re who cannot do who wish make enquiries may
"'uess Dun Iiccn, Esq, Falmouth, Virginia.
SAMUEL G. DANIEL,
RlCH'D. c. l. MoNCURE, Committee.
Jan. 81, 1871. s3-tds
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NroTIcEBy vue Deed Of Trust executed to The sub
scribes Jesse R. Wilkinson and Lacy NJ ms wife, bear
~ d,, The 10Th dy Of Fehnnry S4O and duly admitted TO
cord in the OF Cumberland County cou for the
purposes said dedpauicurly mentioned the WILL
IN he town of CaIersvie Cumberland county, the l2th day
Of March next proceed the premises, to sell to the highest
bidder public uction for cash. certain iot or parcel OF
and wing and being in said town of Carlersve which
situated large and commodious Tavern House, and all
other houses aud NIL the furniture attached eeo
ssr,ng of Beds Chairs Tables good title to this
perty il believed couveyedby the subscribers butt as
we are acting as trustees we will convey such title only
be vested in b. sad deed .
JOSIAH HATCHER, ~
atb Fahrunrv ,sl S6-l4ts
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IL the sales completed the rst day. they VIII DC con-
unued tfom day 10 day, until completed. ,x,.
Wm D. Chcnden Secretary of the James River and Ma
Company do hereby certify that SAMUEL W. CHRls-
TlAN whose subscrbed the foregoing advertisement
) the Agent Of the said Company, duly authorized by The Pes-
dn and Directors make sale of the stock of delinquent Stock
holders time, may be deemed necessary, pnrsu
ant 10 the provisions Of the Charter.
WM. B. CHITTENDEN.
Feb6 S7-2aw4w
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o,y. and he pledges sell As low Nr>n House
J would remind who disposed to prefer Home Manu-
thai ne far as of Hats concerncd they can
This their advantage they viii ma those
,ned our Of the Richmond Hat Mandatory nc fashionable
and as cheap as any in the Union.
He also keeps large assortment of all kinds OF summer HATS
Palm eghorn &c. which will be sold at very small advance
on Factory prices ., !;
the fur and trimmings line always kept OIL hand.
~ 49, Rehmpnd Hot Mandatory,
Opposite the Old Market House, Nam Street.
JOHN DOOLEY.
r,h4 ei;-3m
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eprizes Of SIS 900 each 2o y prizes Of 1000, &c
Tickets only SlO-!Ialves S5-Quartrrs s. 3d.
certificate Of package Of % Whole Tickets S2o shares IN
proportion.
Tickets and shares certificates OF packages IN the above
splendid Schemes, please address 10
d. < GREGORY & CO.. Managers Richmond, Ia.
NJ An account drawing Immediately IT Is over to
Ian n 1s-aawid
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OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GRoCERlE

OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
Dock Cognac Brandy being part Of the Stock oil
Mons. J. Il. Brenscri.
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Port Wine, in casks and bottles
Champagne and Caret Wines
Frontignac, in quarter casks do
Malmsey Madeira Wine, in l6 gallon casks
London Dock and otaTl, Dupay Cos cognac Brandy
Jamaica and Antigua Rum and Hollands Gin
Richardson's and Gbson's old Barley Whskey.
By Recent .7rriraiS,
Superior old West India Rum
Do do Otard, Dupuy Co.'S Cognac Brandy
Do do pale and brown Sherry
GO baskets Champagne Wine, Of various Brands Due de
Monspencier down TO Fanny Ellsler.
Groceries, in abundance, NJ prices commensurate WI" e
qualities and tie 's''ns'u '''s o. TIC ''''' WM WALLACE
Nov 81 6l-50t
20 Duval having this dag taken John
u Purcell into CoPanersp, the Apothecary and Drug bust
ness viii in future conducted by the subscribers under the
firm Of Alexander Duval Il Co. ALEA. , ~ A.,
Richmond, Jan. LIST, 1871. 1on.s ioH|HbH'
LExASDER DTVAL & CO., Wh9e.ie end Retail Druggists,
keep constantly hand supply Of English French ana
American Chemicals Surgical Instruments &C. dealers IN En-
sh and American White Lead dry and in OIL Painters Color
Brushes nseed and Lamp o c,ms Fnn
cy Aes embracing large and well assorted STOCK oil ar
,icies IN their line which they offer on reasonable terms
Jan. IA 80.
aRcR distineuished English Stallion Racer,
and reer Of Racers his next season at my stable
Court House, Virginia me season, va
BILE before the Isl day Of Angus. h e HUNDRED
dollars the insurance. paid as soon as the htc s ~
to he in foa ransferred-and IN every ,s , A. ,he
groom Those that find inconvenient TO make payment u te
close Of the will be required execute Their notes WIN
good security have been subjected 70 some
ing accounts Of long standing 1ooa ana God II reoured
will he furnished gratis, and the mares VIZ, l ~ viii
with grain al 50 cents per day. Servants sent WIN @ ~
be boarded gratis. For further partcuas see caRpWE
-, Sl-tlJe
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r AN NoTICE.-JAMES II. THOMAS s. GHoLsoN
IL settled in Petersburg, and united as partners IN he
co of the They will attend all the Courts oil Mccklen
burg Brunswick, recnsyle, Southampton and FRINGE george
counties Of Petersburg They VIII also anu 10
ali cases Appeals Richmond, which may be en-
trusted 10 their
Clients employing either will receive the services OF hot ana
all business conied To them constant and VI
giant attention. misunderstanding, Va
r.a > ~ " ~ SJ-3t&wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-09

NrOTCE-ST. LEDGER, by American Eclipse aud iu!I bro
~ ther 10 The noted &c Ariel Lance and Okcey-iis
brought the other noted race horses roman, penda
and Angelina all from to mile heals tneit:r ever
breaking down. will stand the present season at my stable Al
SEQ
JACK PENpLETfN-Ths very fine stallion nni racer, by
Cah who was American Eclipse, will make his FIRST season
,h Snr Captain Thomas Davss stable, Green county, Va
near S,,nardsvl $50 tile lie nearly tue very color
and SIZE al His having received an INJURY ID tram
ing last Fail Of making season this spring
'e ~ w. L. WHITE.
a., r.h isuI S6-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-09

VNEACHER WANTED IN A FEMALE ACADEMY.-The
Jacob D. Mitchell having resigned the ectorshp o Bed
ford Female Academy tile Trustees thereof are DESTROYS oil pro-
The institution will he vacant ear
February The building is spacious, convenient ana
100 pupils, located Liberty, Bedford e. M
miles from the Blue Ridge healthy situation as any IN
populous vicinity Those DESTROYS of the 81
aion had and for themselves Letters on the
subject Trustees post paid will receive prompt attention
by the TRUSTEES.
Early application is desired.
Liberty l4h January, 1871. Tim
aT The Wing is requested 10 copy.
TIMBER WANTED-5OO 900 Flour Barrel stave and Heading
aO,oOn seasoned Flour Barrel Heading
Hickory Aaetrees AL inches Seven feet long, tough
g do DO si y, %S and clear Of knots
The 20 inches long, inches VIDE anu "a
inches thick on the edgc-e heading billet inches woe
Is inches long, inches thick the heart edse-one ihd heaa
For ,,.,cb,uas,e Timber deliverable the Penitentary the
n's'''' f'''' '''''"' G WATSON, Agtnt, &C.
Jan 30 SIN
NTo1ItE To SURvEYORS.-No plat and certificate VIII
~ hereafter received into the Land Office unless the No. oil
the warrant No Of date OF issue and name OIL "aae
| are distinctly seiforth in the certificate.
BY order Of the Register, - -,
I,,,,rv 1871 Soft
! ls5- WING will please copy.
|1IIEAP GRoCERIES-HlLL Il DABNEY still continue TO
u sell their Store, the first door above the
Tavern on as they be had IN the c-ley
invite their and the public give them cal ms they
are determined undersod any article in their line
Cary Street
Dec Is oo-u
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Ficc Prizes Of $4,000 each
~ numbers-ld drawn. -.
For Saturday, 9th Feb, VIRGINIA MoNoNGALlA LoIfl
RY, Glass b. Tor 1871, 10 be drawn AT Alexandra, Va