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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-25
PATRIoTlc BANK,

PATRIOTIC BANK,
Washington, Aug, %, 1871.
general meeting of the Stockholders Of this Bank
will be held at the banking house On Tuesday, the
2sh day of September next, between the hours OF
10 A. M. and 3 r. M, for the purpose Of eectng
nine Directors to such until the first Monday
in July 1872 agreeaby to the act of Congress passed
the 18th inst for the purpose of revivlng and CT
tending the charters of the Banks in the District Of
Columbia. BY order
PlSIIEY THOMPSON,
Aug 3l-3taw4w Cashier.
BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
wAsHlsoroN, Aug. 81, IS4i.
NOTICE is hereby given, that general meeting
IN of the Stockholders Of this Bank, will be holden
Al the Banking Hosse in this city Monday the 9Th
aay Of September ensuing between the hours Of
10 O'clock A. M and P NJ for the purpose Of elect
inc nine Directors for this Bank, to from TINT
time until the first Monday in July 1912, under
the act Of Congress passed the 9th day Of August
1871 entitled IAN act TO revive and extend the char
,ers Of certain Banks in the District Of Columbia"
BY order Of the Board,
RID. SMITH, Cashier.
ann Q9--t27Sept,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-25

MOST VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE
lvl Tobe sold al public auction, in front Of the pre-
misses, on Saturday the 25h instant at o'clock p M.
lot No 49, in square reservation b. fronting % feet
Pennsy avenue, and running with that width
26 l2 feet deep, to alley rs 30 feet wide in the
rear. This is decidedly the most valuable vacant lot
on Pennsylvania avenue. II lies adjoining the three
story brick house Of Mr.. Raphael Scmmes, now occu-
pied by MIR SUITE, small distance west Of the dying
establishment, and nearly opposite the Athensum -
THE terms OF sale will be liberal 10 be announced at
the SALE JOHN p. VAN NESS
L. DYER, Auctioneer.
sept 10. Intel. and Globe.
r Avs OF THE U. s. is, SESSION 9th
IL CONGRESS, are published at this Office in
pamphlet, by order Of the Government, and few er-
ira COPIES will he for sale 10 the rublc sept 81 IT.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-25

DOToMAC BRiDGE-The subscriber will re-
i ceive proposals until the 18th Of October next for
the supply of 446 700 feet of pine timber the growth
Of Virginia Maryland, l2l 900 feet to be delivered
this fall. The dimensions of the timber will vary
from Ia by IA to IL by 10, and of various lengths,
particular bills of which will be furnished the con-
tractor il must be Of the best quality hewn sawed
square, and delivered al the bridge, at such places
in its vicinity the Engineer may direct, and be sub
jcct TO his inspection
Twenty per cent will be retained of the value of
such portion Of the timber shall have been deliver
ed, which per centage shall be paid the ulflment
of the contract forfeited on failure of the
tractors.
Persons Offering for the above will address the
dcrsigned, endorse their bids Proposals for Pine Tim
ber and enclose them to Colonel J. ]. Albert Topo-
graphical Bureau, Washington
Persons desiring to bid for tbe above Timber will
be furnished with particular bill Of lengths &c. upon
application to the subscriber in person by lettor
(post paid) at Georgetown ID. 9.
VIM TURNBULL,
Major Typographical Engineers
sent 49, tOct 25
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FAREWELL CONCERT OF

FAREWELL CONCERT OF
THE FOUR HUNGARIAN SINGERS,
MEssRs. RosEN, KAHN, LEIBENsTIEN AND REICH,
BY the request Of number of citizens Of Wash
ington, who are anxious to hear the Hungarian
Singers once more before their departure Cor the
South, MIR. Morrow has prevailed them to appear
al the
APOLLO HALL,
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SPLENDID SCHEMES.

J. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
$4,000 Dollars and 200 Prizes of 500 Dollars !!
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000 Capital F!
VIRGINIA MoNONGALIA LOTTERY,

VIRGINIA MoNONGALIA LOTTERY,
Class M. for lS4l.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, tho
Both October, lS4l.
Fourteen Drawn Nos. out of Seventy-fve,
Making nearly many prizes as blanks.
SCHEME.
$4,000
1880 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
1000 Dollars 1,6l5 Dollars
10 prizes of So, 000-lO of $i0O0--l2 Of $500
25 of $300-75 of $500, &c.
Tickets ssl0-Haves s5-Quarters ~, so.
Certificates of Packages IS Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do. % Half do GO 90
Do. do. Is Quarter do 30 90
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packages
in the above splendid Lotteries, -address
J. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Washington City, ID. C.
Drawings sent Immediately after they over to all
who order as above. sent 25-2aw2wd&c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

v,yrrIToR,S SALE OF LAND, NEGROES, Sewn b.
II sold 10 the highest bidder without reserve on e III u. "
Mach rS if fr then the next ff aay,
rrac, ar in Luienour2, on
ta,nne between 700 fair proportion OF WHICH IS
,, NJ Land This Tract lies about eignt miles from Acys-
vile and adjoining lands of Capt John Eioahas ana MIS-
sl,rr EoyIks The such Dwelling House and
~, PURCHASERS VIII lock
~ they buy description is deemed unnecessarily aud
w. y;, ali ho wish TO purchase Tract the above size
ce and eyamne themselves The Land Will be shewn BY
N Henry Ellis who lives Al the same line anu place,
NH he sold all the Crop hand Plantation Utensils c
IN ai Tact-Wl be sold Also the 18th Of March, s4i ano-
r valuable Tract of Land 10 The Estate saa ens
Inn, N N. county OF Charlotte tue head waters Of orsrpen
an lnl:a Richmond to Moseeys Ferry containing up
Val" Of IN 1cres Tract is well adapted 10 the cultivation
~ Grain and oacco rendered valuable by presenting
a. excellent situation for Tavern The Dwelling House and
nm ouses ae for such purpose, and profitable
. Of entertainment been Kept said TRACT os many
y.ar. Either Mr. Henry, or kcEare WI
nrrchaseW also be Sold on the said Iract ana on
ill., a- day. (l6th March,) TWENTY-FIVE or SIX valuable slaves
,ne p.on3ron being boys fellows, and very Selyalso
~ Horses description Crop on hand fanta
-, ,cn.;s House Furniture The above sale of Real anu
pon,l Ea, is the will Of the Iesta.or Inc safe
al M h March will take place on the Lana IN Luhehnme-
I'M, f,h 10th of March, Land offered for safe In Char
;. Tn. terms of both Tracts will be the same Pay
ru,s of will be required ~ hree eqnai sta-
.ri, for both tac,s-he nstamen becoming due IN De-
smh lsi the second June 1872 and the thru
o,rsu in December Bonds with approved personal
II taken b the additional security for the pur
,has. money on Land The of sale OF the personal
ropuv made the respective days OF sale An &C
credit will doubtless be given on the sale oil The Ne
WILLS n.,Rs.., G,u Executors.
JOSEPH II. ROBERTS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20
Terms Of the Richmond Enquirer.

ENQUIRER i, published eek aariag the session
a:ss S'ai' A's-S TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
rs poars per aunnm and Three Dollars for SIX months
parable IN dsls per snnum al the end of the
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av0 s" Paid b. yrsThe postage Of sns,s OF
ey Of any account to the writer II IS ae ~ snrans ,ns
se in an business which operates A'
upon M win pay for nine papers, annually snail nave n'
tenn Subscriptions shall hereafter he considered as
Inc in advance, and for years r ha, shorter
erisred for shorter ume' anu p' " "
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sucwh IN some known and accessible person III ~
ss esaer his payment but Ia e ,sriher who is unac-
"sd with the conditions, single namoea Ian 10 sony
nns accompanied by sS whose ability to pay may
- The pno,,sher and who may remain M h w
account AZ inc a be erased from the list Of c "a
payment va" Resolutions Of the Eddcrsai ,s
,,,;ons ,re some the resu!ts OF tue e"'lCe,ae 49,;
These ,s esrerirnce Of the Editorial Corps oil Virginia.
o W. r. assembled at Richmond on the .h The interests
ul VIZ. .so,uons we are determined To abide nc
recommend. and own interests require, an
% em Several Of Inc S Lass Of men has
10 me ~ m abuse Credit Sye than inc Lao vs. o.
The goat difficulty eons,'ss M, u Resa;ioas Of the
one n,en,iou we been induced I" contnue
o subscribers the Book VINO are IN % svsr VIII,
: MS will positively he stfickeh Oh "' WI
al fl,e commencement OF our next volume
TERMS oF Aps EN- $50 ~ S.r,.na
p-,s That he recommended to the Editors OF Semspa
the Common wealth, publish at the neau oi TIC
heir rates for advertising and that they strictly aahe
~, soe; and these prices be always such ~ W give M
e"HPe"s' W. ~ Resolution of the Editorial Contention
,uare o. lines first insertion, 10 ceh's 10
each continuance. 30 cents. a ,;,, ,hs ,dv,pc,
Orders from distance must be accompanied WIN Inc
nav nr satisfactory references, to insure execution; -
r those whose advertising may amount 10 Soo per ana
icnr - IN lie made and To SJ, oil uPeI ee
An obtacries and Marriages from the country wheneve
The ays is unknown al this once mus; q
Of Postmaster the
hsv y in no case be published. every measure nal nas
a 10 prevent nposons and qnizzes has proved hereto
H. being certified by The name OF the POSTMASTER
v-;.,-r az The back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

Every BOA, have its and haing place las
of the boat in letters at least four inches hech and
required deliver the toll gaccr applied
which will be furnished by the toll gaterer On change
of ownership the must deliver TO the toll gaerea
certificate of such change, form TO be furnished above
In relation boats the Board Of Directors the Compa
n.y. the Oh December $780, adopted the following preamble
and resolutions:
"Wereas by the article of the Regulations Of the James
River and kanawla Canal the President and Directors
regulations and for such tme they shall think reasonable
proper:
order of the Board, to navigate the Canal under the following
regulations:
No keeper shall be required pass boats through his
lock- between the hour OF o'clock night and daylight
following morning.
No keeper sn pass any such boat through his locks
unless shall be provided with sappng snubbng lines for
purpose of properly fastening said boat TO the srappng
snubbing posts.
ascertainne the weights Of the cargoes river boa
where the table Of assumed weights applied
toll gaccrs in the of disagreement with
Of such boats to the weight OF their cargoes may
be asceaned by actual weighing, the expense said
masters
Such river boats required he registered named
but eir hills of ladng certificates and clearances they shall
On the 2st January, 1884, the following additional regulations
boats on their downward voyages, whether using the river
canal, viz:
All such boats loading above Lynchburg, shall pay tolls
All such boats loading the north side of James river; below
Lynchbg Except those loading the Rvana the
respectively load.
All such loading son side Of James river
above Lock No. benr the out lock above Maiden Ad
venture Damp and below the Seven Islands Feeder together with
thereon, shall pay tolls from said Lock No !.
All such boats loading the south side Of James River above
the Seven Islands Feeder and below the Tye River Dam shall
pay tolls from the Seven Islands Feeder.
All such boats loading the side Of James river above
tolls from Locks Nos 50 and 81 being the
locks, next above Tye River Dam.
By order Of ''s E'isaslI 1T S;IsfS.'
Richmond, ostb jan, 1871. S3-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

IN CHANCERY.-vlRclss:-ata Circuit superior aonit OF
Law and Chanccry, county al lienrico ana cry o
Richmond held at the Capitol in the sa1 city, on oh'a 'a
AIRY the llth, 1871: 80, ,,, =
Virginia, iihh''n
against
Daniel Radcliffe and William Purcell, Administrators de
bonis non with annexed OF Charles Fiere deceased
Rowland Florence William j. Weldon, and James b. Thornon
ard John Mason Executors Of Thomas s. ooe deceased
The bill in this being exhibited for the purpose OF re-
whatever balance may be due from the defendants
Daniel Radcliffe and William +. PURCELL administrators DC
bous non with the will annexed, of Charles Fercr deceased
late of the county Prince William, in this Commonwealth on
The ground vested in the Literary Fund On the
motion the Court doth order that publ
cation be made for tre months SUCCESSFULLY in the Richmond
enquirer Richmond Whs and The National ntcgencer pub
shcd In city Washington requiring all claiming
an interest personal estate of the said Charles Fieer to
pear day Of the next icr directed by law 10 ne
held Chancey causes and make themselves par
Ties defendants to this suit. Copy-Trste, = .
~ wiz. G. SANDS, ID. c.
Ton ~ Sl-wl3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20
HENRICo AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY,

GENERAL MEETING Of this Society will BIO held at The
IN Washington Tavern in the city Of Richmond, the FIRST sa
turday March next o'clock election of Vice Pre-
sdens honorary members and the transaction Of other
The members particularly requested TO he punctna IN Their
attendance hour appointed. behalf The Society,"
specially invite the Farmers of this and the adjacent counties
who have yet become members asn such Citizens oil Rc
mon may disposed promote objects of the Society," IN
the of which, all in degree come
forward and without deay. The first meeting Tor
exhibition and premiums will be held May next in the city OF
Richmond or its immediate vicinity.
JESSE ii. TURNER,
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, r..,,;r. rouu;,,c,
WM. ID. WREN, f&A'' S
JOSEPH RENNIE,
Feb la e2-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20
Buckingham, Sept. 81, ls40.

NOTCE-A persons having chins against the late Joseph
W. Chnn deceased, earnestly requested 10 present them
the subscriber Immediately, legally authenticated in order that
may be made 10 discharge rm and those indebted
make The subscriber settle the n1rs
of his Estate possible The subscriber will take plea
information he be able obtain from
examination Of his relation business which c
has been entrusted in his professional line application be made
either personally by letter, post pad directed Fanlam
Church. Richmond county, Va. JOHN l.. CHlSS
administrator, sith the m dnaered, IF Jo ~ CHM, ded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

mo MIR McCAIIY KENYON, in his right and as 7dmnis
frat0r Of John Rennon, dceead-fon, not residing in this
will he pleased TO take notice. that on Saturday
c o,I ,y NJ March next ISL the dwelling house of Mrs
sarah Johnson in the county Of Goocan between the hours Of
EIGHT O'Clock in the morning and six O'Clock in the evening
shall proceed 10 take dispositions of Sarah Johnson and Others
10 he read as evidence in depending IN the Circuit SUI
pcor Cont and Chancery for the county of Louisa
wherein am plainr you and others Northumberland II
frnm any cause shall complete said dispositions on that day.
shall proceed the place. the hours aforesaid on
Monday The March, lsil and continue thence, from day 10
day until the taking Of said depostions shall he completed
''' ~ - WILLIAM J. II'NTER,
Guardian Of Sarah j. KeHnon
S1-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

ElF1Y DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber
living IN Mddesc1 county, the 9th If the present month
negro man named Charles. Charles is very likely, bright
nulao fellow, with light blu. eyes, about twcnysA
old five feet six eight inches r well poportioned liz
had when he cit brown Clu, close blue
taooES and " iic fur hat lie left .tonauy pnvocation hat
ever ana doubt rEdcaynrIn. n Stc. lie
sensible fellow well calculated pass
Tested will give the above reward for the apprehension and
delivery Of him secured in any jail that can get him
again. Any information conccrniu. him will be thankfully
ceired. My address, Chchvie Mddesex County, Virginia
WIN. X. PACE.
buckingham. Sent lE30 4a-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

NOTICErhe subscriber respectfully tenders his services 10
the planters and merchants Of the upper country, TO receive
and forward produce goods and hopes that three yeas &C
qnantance with boatmen and boat will insure safety ana
dpach and by strict and prompt attention hopes 10 merit the
continuance of former patronage and give satisfaction To others
who may favor him with their business - oo cent viii be
deducted from usual cagcs in OF produce To sell or
when the Roanoke toll is not advanced.
For Sar.
800 barrels Of Tar, purchased low from kilns
200 sacks Liverpool and Alum salt, oE.
Always on hand, Fish, Lime Flour, No and Oznahgs,
Cotton Yarns factory price, % lhs and upwards. good article
Groceries and articles kept sore low for cash.
change for produceW sell Flour Bacon and produce
commission place send better Market and pay
nett proceeds Danvlle GAINESVILLE Petersburg.
WM. II. WESSON.
CASTOR, n c., January lst, 1871.
.jerenel. L 4. Campbell CO., Geo. Henderson, Paiadr
Ph'a PA Fleming james Co., Baldwin, Kent Co., Richmond
pa ~ NJ Martin Domains l.. James CO., PETERSBURG, Ia;
T. D. Hicks, Lrrsneerc, IA; A. w. Venabe, C!ortrWs, pa
w. Wmbsh, Brooknsa pa X. W. Williams, and orr House,
rrlce WGsson, DanrWt, ia.
Feb III go 2aw7w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20
Prince Edward c. H., Va, a5th IAN, la4l. s4-wsw.

THO MR. JOHN D. PERKINS, in his right and ne Repre-
Of Charles Kennon, deeeosed-fou, not residing III
this will he pleased 10 take notice. that on ga
uray day Of March ls at the dwelling house OF
Mrs Sarah Johnson, in the county of Goocland between me
shall proceed 10 take dispositions of Mrs Mary aner
and Others evidence in suit now depending anu
also on Monday the l2th day April 1884, being Court
day al oisa Court House. county of Lonsa between the
hours of eight O'Clock in the morning and six o'clock IN e
shall proceed to take the dispositions of b. T. Winston and
others evidence in suit now depending IN me I
cult superior Court Of Law and Chancey Tor the county =" LOUISA
wherein am plaintiff and Won and others dcfcnantsad
n any cause shall moi complete said depoions on the above
named days, shall proceed to take sad deposition" nom "s
day Sunday cxceptcdl until completed ur,rrp
Guafdiaa Of Sarah j. heanon
S,-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

GLOUCESTER RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
by virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed the subscriber, by
- James = esvilr, the ll day of January 1910, aud
duly recorded the Clerk, Office of Gloucester County Court
for The purposes therein mentioned shall expose sale, pub
c auction for ready money! Gloucester Court House, the
first Monday in March next being day. If fair il not, tr
next fair day hall o that parcel Of Land lying IN
The county aforesaid, called and known by the Of Turks
Ferry, Of which John Stnbbs senior died the said
half being that part Of said which he devised 10 hs
daughter Catharine W. Hackney and contains by survey five
hundred and wenyf acres the same This
Land lies immediately rnnkaIank river low enough down 10
admit of navigation for small vessels well lmhercd m oak,
chestnut and pine, is ocrahy re and in addition the inx
cs Of the river, which IL ocion affords offers persons wish
ing Ia engage IN The timber ant wood getting line such favu
bic opportunity Of acquiring wealth seldom with. The
title Is known by the subscriber admit Of dispute but sell
Ing as Trustee lie only give c deed usual in similar
THO, e. AMORl, Trustee.
Jan 10 ,g-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

MIR JNO r. PRcE-sr: Take notice. that we VIII proceed
fi IN take the following deoonS on Monday The 18Th day o.
March lsi nj Prince Edward Court House, in the county Of
Prince Edward Of Virginia TO w.t. The dispositions Of
Harry Davis Edward A. Carter Thomas Spencer, Nathan
yenale and Taton Woodson, between The hours Of nine
O'Clock in The morning and five O'Clock in the evening u
yc f,i 10 take the above dcposons that day. VIII take
hem between the hours the two next days AZ the same
place read evidence in suit now depending ana IN
for the county Of Prince Edward in The State Of virginia IN
which we plaintiffs and YOURSELF Richard NJ Don Nancy
II Price Administrative John Price deceased Nathaniel Sr-
nabe in his right and administrator Of Charles Woodson
deceased Joseph venabc in his own right and rs Executor
Of Robert Vcne deceased and james Venahe are eicnda
al which and place you requested 10 attend ao
" ~ JOHN C. INGRAM,
WM. VI. CARTER,
WM. II. PRICE
p-.,. rJ,y,rJ n U, a5th Ian lS4l. Si-wiWt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

N-OIIcEy virtue Deed of Trust executed 10 the sub
y scrhfS ny R. Wilkinson and Lucy NJ his wife, hear
cord N the Clerks Office of Cumberland County Court for the
purposes IN Iced particularly mentioned the subscribers wii
in ,h iowa Of Cacvle Cumberland county, the l2h day
ii March ne the premises To sell to the highest
bidder nj public acun cash, certain lot or parcel OF
oi MIN. and being in said Of Gainesville. on which
/. situated large and commodious Tavern House, aud all
necessary and all the furniture attached thereto
ery believed be conveyed Thy the subscribers bnt as
Trustees will convey such lille only as iha!
be vested IN ) by sad deed. ~
JOSIAH HATCHER, ~
Al r.ararr ,s., e6-lits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

DCMFORD AcADEuYThe exercises Of this institution will
be- continued by the subscribers the ensuing session. COM
eanc on tn 18th of the present month january and erni-
an. the 18th December next, with vacation OF one oh
the summer The course Of will embrace all the
the English language usually taught IN preparatory
schools ao the Latin Creek and French languages Maine
rs nard ncludiap every thing, 800 90
Tuition, ~ w
" DEDUCTION will be made for late entrance.
Alcsess-Rlniord Academy, King William: va;
II. ]. CHRISTIAN Principal.
JNO. L. CASON.
Jan. 7a-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

nTARGRAvE-This distinguished English Stallion anu ,ab
Charlotte Cour, House, Virginia 7sms5o the season. paya s
bic the LIST day Of August next al whS "ndred
dollars the insurance. paid as the mare ia ,e
10 be in foa or ansferrcd-and in every instance W
groom Those that and inconvenet make payment AZ s
Close OF the season. required TO execute their notes %
good security as have subjected TO some dcnly ~
ing accounts Of long standing Good and extensive
viii b. furnished Cratic, and the mares wei red @
be boarded gratis For particulars see hand bus
Jan23
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

II seldom chance is offered to the public as the above
Magnificent Scheme prescntsose therefore, who desire 70
the opportunity Of adventrng in it, will do
well To send their orders early.
Orders Tickets and Shares and Certificates oil facKa-
ce will be promptly attended To- and the drawing Is
over VIII be forwarded all who order from u.s.
Address d. ,. GREGORY & CO, ndndsers,
Feb l3 i9o-tdl Richmond "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-20

u OSTON will stand this Spring plantation, "Oakandn
Chesterfield county, - miles from Richmond and Petersburg
and Is ready 800 the he paid
will be fed with what they shings per day-srryans
sent with them boarded gratis There is every convenience that
old and place have for the accommodation
and colts such lots stables and pastures Every alien
zion shall he paid prevent accidents liability for
Boston has every WHERE New York Georgia, and
has Jockey Clubs Of three and four mile heats than
any horses did, having lost and is too well
known advertise length, for his winnings would fill the
woe of newspaper His sc pOnr strength, and
WM. r. JOHNSON.
Feb II s9-2lwt5May
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 30, Is4l.

OsT-on shockoe Tii double Eye Glass, separated from
IL It's ring liberal reward will be given the finder on leuv
inpt nj this office. Is 9l-3