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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24
EGGS.

Our friends in Charleston may expect about satur-
day next, moderate supply of Eggs in their mar
kot; wagon passed through this place the other
day bound for the city with cargo of eltvt. Aun-
drcd dozen. "
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The mails have been remarkably irregular for tho
last two weeks, on account We suppose, Of tho i'm
mense quantity Of rain which has fallen, and the
destruction which it has caused to tho nail roads,
bridges, &c. Within the last day or two, however,
we lave received very large mails, with many of
our missing papers. We have barely had time to
glance over their contents, and find that there il
nothing Of very great interest in them; the most m
portant items of intelligence which they contain
will be found in our columns. ,.icz.,,; ,cia ~.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24

FIa1xe OF CANNoN.-The great loss Of
human life which is constantly occurring
by the impruden, firing Of cannon, induc-
ed the late Of Secretary Of War, Mr..
Poinsett, to have prepared certain rules.
the observance of which will prevent the
occurrence Of these accidents in future.
The following are the rules prepared by
Capt. Huger Of the Ordnance Board:
ORDNANCE BOARD. March 2, ls4l.
The accidental explosions Of cannon,
by which many lives and limbs are los /.
annually. are generally caused by frag-
men.s Of tie burning cartridge from pre-.
vious discharge remaining in the gun, and
which are not exlinguished before the
next charge is inserted.
BY observing the following directions,
most Of these accidents may be pr evented:
LIST. The powder should he contained in
cartridge bag, made nf wnrsied stuff or
serge; the material should he entirely of
1oool, Of \ close texture, and the bag
SHOULD he sewed with w"ollen yarn.
81 The sponge should be made of wool.
len fringe, or shrep.skin, with the wool
outwards, and it should fit the gun snuelv,
and fl the bore.
Sd. The fnger.s,al1is is maie'o of buckskin,
or other soft leather, with cushion stuffed
with hair.
The ven, touch.ho'e) should be stopped,
by forcibly pressing this cushion upon it
while the gun is being spnnse's and wad
ded. After the gun bas been fred. il
must be be4carefully spunged. 10 cxtingnish
any burhh1g remains Of the ca,ri'lge. II
this i, done carefully with dry SPONGE
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rFron, the National Inteligeneer.
PRESENTATION OF FOREIGN MIN
ISTERS.


The members Of the Diplomatic Body
now in Washington, and accrediated to
the Government of The United States
were received by the President yesterday
at Q o'clock. Mr.. Fox, the British Minis
ter, on being presented by The Secretary
of State. made to the President the fol
lowing address:
SIR: have the honor to address you in
the name uf The Diplomatic Body accredi-
Ted to the United States of America. We
hasten, sir, to congratulate you upon
your accession to the high "fice of Presi-
dent of this Republic, which the conf.
dence of your fellow-citizens has confer
red upon you. We speak tho true senti.
ments of our respective Governments and
countries, in offering this testimony Of
rerard and respec. for your person and for
your station. We rejeice. sir. to have
heard from your own lips, in your lnau-
guraI Address, the declaration of eirtu-
Gus desire to promote the relations Of ma
,ionaI friendship and peace between the
United States and foreign powers; and we
are happy to recognise, in your personal
character and qualities, the strongest as
surance that the effnrts of your Govern
ment will be faithfully directed 10 accom-.
plish so wise and noble q purpose.
To this address the President Of the u
ni,ed States made the following reply:
SIR: | receive with great pleasure the
congratulations you have been pleased to
offer me in the name Of the distinguished
Diplomatic Body now present, the rep:
'1ished nations with whom the Republic
which has honored me with the office of
its Chief Magistrate has the most intimate
relations which [ trust no sinister event
will. for ages, interrupt.
The sentiments contained in my late adj
dress TO my felInw.c citizens, and 10 which
you have been pleased TO advert, are those
which will continue to govern my con-
duct through the whole course Of my
Administration. Lately one Of The peo-
pie. the undisputed sovereigns Of the
country, and coming Immediately fiom
amongst them. am enabled, with conf
lence, to say that in thus acting / shall
he sustained by their undivided appro-
baton.
I beg leave to add, sir, that both from
duty and inclination I shall omit nothing
in my power to contribute 10 your own
personal happiness and that of the friends
whom, on this occasion, you represent,
as long as you may continue amongst us.
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The Court of Common Pleas and General ss,.
si0ns oommenced is Spring Term in hi, Tow Town "a on
Monday morning last, the Hon. Judge E..Lr .p pic.
siding. ~ 80. Z ras.as5,; s'a.s-gr-,-y,.t
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MORNING, MARCH 81, ls4l.

% The Rev. WnLAx CARLISLE has kindly ofsr
ed to act as agent m collecting accounts dns this
ofhce' IN this and the neighboring Dhtriets and y
authorized to receipt for the same.
The Rsv A. PEusr,or i also authorized to Cd.
sst and receipt tor money: :dueus. oar
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24

w., ry.p OursrIoN.-From the let
..rs ~ our Washington correspondents
and publications in some OF Inc ho,'He'"
n,ners. il appears that rumor mas "o'ai"-
al General circulation that MIR. Fox, Inc
Rrieish Minister. has received instructions
10 demand the release of McLe"a' OF MS
nassport, in which case rupture between
The Two countries might be conslcefea rs
a natural consequence.
I, gives rs pleasure 10 state, however,
that private advices from those having
rood OIL ortuni.ies 10 acquire correct IN
s.rmstion. lead us to believe that these ru-
r,,,. are a, em,ture. II has been stated TO
-. that Mr.. Fox and Mr.. Clay continue IN
daily social intercourse, ard on 'he ni"s'
friendly terms, and that the latter gen'e-
man hid expressed the opinion that 'heie
would be no no-interruptinn Of the amieab'e
relations of The two governments, unless
far some reason which had not set DE-
veloped itself. And as conhrmatory OF
this view Of the case, it may be note" 'hat
nothing is said in the Washington papers
Of the 18th, on the subject. although the
rumor had reached New York, in letters
dated 9th instant. We may therefore still
hone ,ha. the Halcyon will yet continue
its usnisinus hrnndinn- n--ChnrLestnn Lon.
THE u. 9. ARSENAL, CHARLESTON
An appropriation Of es5, 900 has just been
made by Congress, to begin system OF
;mnroyement al the Arsenal in Cannens.
buro,, devised by Major Poole some FIVE
or six years since. The sum now granted,
will secure the purchase Of the site, en-
bracing ihe, whole square Of land on which
the Arsenal was built in 1916, from the
CITY Council. and permit the work of i'm
proyemen, 20 be undertaken during the
present year.
The scheme Of renovating and enlarg-
ing this Arsenal, is very Important one
TO The Federal Government, and an ubject
Of general interest To our community. The
Hon. Isaac E. Holmes, our indefaligab!e
representative, is entitled to the thanks of
his constituents for the energy and perse-
verance with which he has uniformly adj
vocated this and other designs connected
with ihe defences Of our harbor- Under
his auspices, liberal appropriations have
been made this year for tortifcati"ns. as
S75. ZOO for Fort Sumter. and $4,000 to
preserve the site Of Fort Johnson will tes.
tify.-Char. Cor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

NINETEEN PIANOS for sale BY l.. Nash, Petersburg Eir
y gina, uron the flircat terms posshle
Take the instruments and try Them II sood, keep le IL mol
them without plyinG 10. then
~ Planes lar superior 10 others and as purchasers &c
nerly are hut le acquainted with the difference IN them On
side, that in getting costly an article Too much
caution Cannot be observed.
MANY persons perfectly satisfied with the instrument they
purchased until friend neighbour gels one which IS con-
SUPERIOR ard then they wish they had been more partcu
lar.
There necessity thing farther than limit in rice
in ,ny order which may be sent me. l.. r. NASH.
NJ .;-l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

EIIGINIA-Ata Hastings Court hf' o ne Ia, day of DE
hirc, the Court House, on ih'h'ua!' '"' 49,
eemher 1910: , ;, prowp person Of
William Lewis, sometimes called Lewis om, far the last
color, no confined in the jail oil u's 'o'" " ~
eight months brought nto court roof
Whereupon the Cont ~, bens able 10 nn" Jo,h order
either Of his being free person, runaway sax In
thai The Sergeant Of this advertise him IN me in
January describing him in the W & Sins
color and apparen, marks; and the said william he" "
Lewis Brown, is remanded to Jail.
Copy-Teste, . :, nr,r.pD Clerk
,,- .u,;na i ,hSE foreaoug order OF Court was
committed 10 the Jail this about the ist OF s aec
five feet three and half inches high, about my an m.
of dark nearly complexion, aud mas iMer de-
hack OF his right hand wris-e hnn being yer! go
formed states that he carried aoon we sahama
from Dnwiddie nv Mr. Ben Hadaway To the stare o ha
and that he resided in Western and Southern ses %
period up beginning of the present year. mae M
10 Virginia He also states that he was Liberated ny aI
"a' " 1'"'"' ~ j. BRANCH, Sergeant Of Petsssoa ns;
Dec . oo
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ny THOMAS RITCHIE.
Term, of the Richmond Enquirer.

r,cui-er published three times reek dxrng e session
S ana i'ss sssx ap1rs Ses 's' '"' s'4'
Dollars and Three Dollars for six mHnn os,
aiyance be paid in te oee or remiI.ed by mall post
~ ''e =; s,,s ncr annum at the end of the year.
pal =, r. Ia This Office he RENTED per man, IN eoa
& G,ns notes at The risk OF the "s,as Of single letter
III lay TO the writer II Is ,he lillian" nv
II m extensive business, which operates Is 'u '
upon Z. viii pay papers, annually shall have the
eni .ri shall hereafter be considered as neurtca
IN. N ADVANCE and for year far tba, shooter
n. caon shall sent TO the order oil any new anu
,ctncr unless paid for IN advance OF ~ u,ra n
brown % 10 some known and accessible person IN regard
NJ ,ssrre his payment b",, IN e,ss n =" i who is unac
w. wi.no,, payment from new suns. hs ent con-
ieaen Nm Inc Conditions single number may De sen'' con-
sS or by copy % whose ability to pay may be
~ Nc the puhsher and who may remain nue nv y"
n, 4, Nv. years, l'S T Of subscrisers
scs' ,y, uc shall erased from te ~ ,;oa n Yo
payment WIS " R,aisrs 81 lie E!'tortii CoaDen,om q e.
,,ons Ar. some the result; OF tne coneet,ao
These yner,.nc- of Editorial Corps o Virginia
ao asserbed Richmond on Tue .. interests
taa p.sonous are determineu N ;naa,i
u these hmpnJ and our Interests require an 'nes,
OF ns /, ihe Several the Anlell'a , - - IN h,s
Ito the EasS a If Ss Cred. System, than the Editors oil
w The great difficulty CONSISTS W nv ,,ns ~ ,hs
,n N the other. Noiwth tandins tue ncsoa -
ont Ss 70 20, have been induced TO continue esera'
"A subscribers the Book, who are III ae snhs"b.r who
= il This prelicament, VIII r"Si'iNe! -, ="
4, the commencement q! onr next 'o'u
''''' TERMS or ADVERTISING:
.,,, That " recommended TO the Editors oil Ne"ssa
the 10 publish nj the neaa :" ' :,
amers their for ADVERTISING anu thal ms -, ,ve "a,
81. sane; aud ,.a these prices he always suo"' do "
coapesa'"" '' TIE '" esana Of the Editorial CoHre"tioH
=, lines or less, insertion, % cents; io
Zach continuance, ~ cents. "A Nth The advance
C,,,irrs f-o:, distance must be accompanies WIN "'
"a, ar stsiactu, references, t. insure ,n,,,,
To ,ho.r who's. advertising may amount 10 SV per a
49, in ,nnri,< Marriages from the country, n,a,
aft
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Vo1,oLc Wood and Mari Lind on James Roer for sale

Valuable Hood and Mart Land James R,0eT TOR sale
0youNT-PLEASANT the well known residence Of the late
M M Nicholas Faulcon recently in possession OF his wdow
ur Sally Faucon situated James River just above James
Town in the county Surry will he sod on the premises 10 e
hoes bidder on Tuesday, 2nd day Of February next or on
M fair day thereafter Sunday cxccptcd II that DAY shoun
n, be very Indictment, The Estate comprises 21 acres
AZ and stretching nearly miles along the ver shore; ana
h,s On conmodous brick dwelling honsn aud the Offices ana
NJ, houses NECESSARY the accommodation 1T large fany
rca, am, nroducye garden ocads If chn'ce and vaab'e
f some pine wood an immense Huaiy oil oak UNI
m,ysh asure-an extensive range i sock, anu
nj Of thr adrant ses winch ada "
h. aue ~ Farm independent Of those derives from us po
, IN noyirhle stream, proximity TO several arket
n s ,l,uafon usually grown IN te region III
10 gentleman wishing PHEASANT country rf-
,c ancuraist desiring The facilities 10 market AZ
se3 v and the ready means oi iertizins eNlch
iynv his land bv calcarerus mannre-o tue cod-woo" Hn
re,,er engaged in the most profitable employment
,"rx.d in The rounry-an every man WHO seeks an invest
n.,, f his funds rs and no more Wotnoe na ea
estate n,,rds This land many 10
~ anv whatever therefore invite gcnei 'tenon .s e,
aud Yin take pleasure in going over Tie premises WIN my que
t.nosrd Ia view tl M previous thereto, OF "a ay GU
,u;r,es relative 10 them addressed To me NJ r'y
IN, o,e win he without and nossesSo" VII "
media,cy The payments Of the purchase oHes ~,
In three instaimcnts-te Isl hernh he a, " ~
,na in January ~ ard tic 3rd in January ~ i a
riv -nj,sed will required To the amount " ~. 20. =,
he ,,e viii be- withheld deed ni ir'iSt on 'e p' " "
sen (at the option OF 'he pu."' j. Ms. FAULCON,
r..,,,r NJ Nicholas Fani on, deceased.
,.. f1ee''' p" ~ G7-2awtaF
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rJESSRS Williamson Dickinson Executor Of Josiah Fowlke
wi deceased Ezabe Fo~lkcs widow and Francis Armcs ana
10 examine and settle the account of Williamson DcS
SON Executor Josiah Fowkes deceased ut my Office In TIT
Town Fnmvle la the of Prince Edward on lhur
day. day Of February next al which time ana place you
and requested attend with such evidence a.
y, enable me execute the Circuit Superior Cori
for this county, the April term thereof in the year iso
WM. e. FIOURNOY, Special Commissioner
p,;,ra pdw,rd J,puarv 9Th 7g-lm
n ISSOLU1ION-rhe Co Partnership heretofore existing
- der the firm Wadsworh Williams 4 Co. is this day dis
soyr by mutual CONSENT Williams having disguised
ohis entire interest in the The remaining partners
authorized To use the name of said firm for the Of hei
business JOHN L. WADSWORTH,
ORREN WILLIAMS,
DAVID b. TURNER
LIST January, ls4l. GEORGE s. PALMER.
COPARTNERSHiP.-Th subscribers, having formed Co
Partnership continue tho business of the late firm OF
Wadsworth Williams in this city and New York, under
the firm of Wadsworh, Turner 4 Co. u,,
~ ~ JOHN E. WAGSWORTH,
DAVID -. TURNER,
lst january, 1871, GEORGE ;. faLMl..' -,
Jan. 'o-'Hi
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

rV, Subscribers having taken the house on ihe cross siecl IN
m-daey the Bell Tavern, anu ncxt door 20 es
Sizei Intend TO carry on Inc amcloh au ,
sion rrsnes. In MI lis branches They will also inform thci
fciend aud The public they VIII continue their former ,
MOSS NJ hiring collecting debts in the sy 81 hc
mond and rhouc l The OF Frgnin-thus gvgio mei
opportunity Of having Their claims &c y"
rain M addition Ia their already very liberal patronage Ihei
house win be ready goods the l4lli nsl ~
'A ~ ROBERT lliLL co.
r & Our CHARGE for hiring negroes will be per cent To-
collecting same, p do for collecting over sino IN Tue e
do. do under slUa = do They Will also attend 10 the ne
~, :" vs. y ~ C5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

OLD WINES LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
old India Madeira Wine
" Old London Dock Cognac Brandy being part OF the Stock
Mons. J. Il. Brcnger
Also Madeira Wine pipes half pipes and quarter casks
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Port Wine, In casks and bottles
Champagne and Claret Wines
Fronti snac, quarter casks do
Ma!r,Scy Madeira Wine. in IL gallon casks
l. Dock and Otari, Dupuy COS CoC1ac Brandy
Jamaica and Antigua Rum and Hollands tin
Riril. asun's Gitsnn's old Barley Whiskey
By Recent .7rrirais,
Superior old West India Rum
DO do Utard, pupny n Co.'S Cosnac brandy
Do do pale and brown Sherry
baskets Champagne Wine, Brands, irom Due d.
MonSp.nrer, down IL Fanny E.lslrr.
Groceries, in abundance, At pieces commensurate WIN the
' ~ vii. WALLACE.
~ ~ Gl-.M
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CONCORD AINIlE.It.
-T,E next uf this Institution VIII commence on the Isl
of February and terminate on If juno Il ua
ted in Caroline county forty miles North o( Richmond and three
miles fom Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad The
course OF comprises the languages and sciences
sar TO thorough preparation Of students for Colleges aud Uni
The price of board aud tuition f." lc session o h'e
months is $780, payable in advance.
Persons relative 10 the Academy, are
referred 10 the Hon. r. T. Hunter Hon. Joel oeman, and
the annexed Of JUDGE John v Mason 81 Souamf
ION and Rogers and Harrison OF The University oil
Virginia Parents guardians who wish 10 place their
sons and wards this Seminary will direct cr letters to Con
cord Academy Caroline county, fa nddrssrd either OF tic
subscribers. /. ~. ~, a.', 80, :. y, f'e't.
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ID. S. GREGORY 4 CO., Managers.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR FEBRUARY, ls4l.
Sdn O00

S4U,OOU.
TOR Saturday, 9Th February, VIRGINIA MONONGALTA
LOTTERY Glass A. for 1871, to be- drawn al Alexandria, Va.
Csrrn.-si0,cUn Is 00o, 80 prizes Of l,G0o ac,
Tickets Sia--iIalveS S5-Quarrers - ~
certificate package of % Whole Tickets s3oshare
proportion.
$3j,295.
For Saturday, l3lh Feb, VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LoTTE-
Ky tAs- &. fnr isli, 10 he drawn NJ Alexandria Va
Crirus-S3j,aC5 10 con, 40 prizes of ,5UD &c. &C.
Ticket sl0--iIalves S5-Quarters 81 So
hcertraicoi package vi - Whole Tickets $780, shares in
.piop"rloi.
$4,000.
For Saturday. a1h Feb, VIRGINIA LEESBTRG LOTTERY.
ela's a., fpr 1911, !" b. drawn III Alexandria, Va
lAriraLs->t'.h)A lO,u1l y, prizes at a,Da1.
Tickets sla-tiai.eS SIS Quarters SO 81.
certificate OF parkagc of - Whole Tickets $780, in
Proportion
Flee Pri.ss Of $40, 900 each
- nnnheTs-.i drawn.
For Saturday, s7th Feb. VIRGINIA MnNoNGAIIA LoTTE
Ky, Glass Is, for 1884, TO be drawn al Alexandria, Va
GR,SD SCHEME
one p do Oh s, ,o"oo prizes of
oae do. l0oto} e.ns;,
eh@ do. l0FNn -nnnns
.ohe d.. 1880 >''''oo
sp@es Il 5000 each, $500 10 and Is prizes l00o &c.
'H"ts un!, Sl-iiaves S5-Quartvrs 81 So
cess'e OF package Of u Whole Tickets $40; shares in
o rsStt and shares certificates packages the above
splendid Schemes, Iicasr address Ia
y :. "h.t"Vf x co.. .iiaacgers, Richmond, Yd
oil who order from Us "
Jan 10 7s-aaw,d
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TSiirY DOLLARS RENAEp.nam away from the subscribe
Twin. in Miescs on The Gi OF the present ni,
II negro man named Charles likely, bfishl
nulao follow, light 5He ahoa. twenty S tea,
old i've SIX eight inches .u aud wrii opor"icd ~
On = hen In In rl,se coat hr cnsslnei ran
falcons hat lie left w:ci; ANY rrotoca"n Whai
ever doubt udeavonc 10 &C., I" fc" = 'e lie Is "
lasted will give the reward for The apprehension ana
delivery OF han secured jail So ilG can cet HIM
ayau Aoy Information him viii be thankfully
re,yed My address, Cuclyile, Mdesex County, Virginia
WM II. PACE.
off
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ID. VI. HoYT Il CO.'S Court of Fortune.
SCHEMES FoR FcER,rAPy

SCHEMES For FEBRUARY.
WE nave never seen brilliant collection Of schemes
-, wan u"e 70 he drawn i'll the month Of February. Below
O. we TWO t- IN day two Will publish the balance
m, @ l"s WIFI hnd US, thankful for their orders
~ are Them that, rs usual they VIII be answered with
tle uimo>. p,nrpnsss:
t. slHGiNiA MnNoNG ALA LOTTERY, Glass A,
80 ~ va t'hu'ry 9Th, ISL. C.p,T,L.-Si0 000 Is 000
'''', ',rl ~ eaS.. and 80 prizes cf 90, each
,.. Tickets Sl0-Sitres in proportion
# package Of % whole tickets win be sent 70,
s''' ha'V's and quarters in proportion.
For 1871
- VIRGINIA. LEESEIRG LOTTERY, Glass B.
~ e drawn February 18th, 1884,! ScHrMr-S35 2S5 l0O0r
'''V'' s'oN 359n 3o35, 1904. and 40 of $50 each
A., Tickets Slo-sharrs in proportion
Of Package Of IS Whole Tickets in the above will
Ja ~, of $780, halves and quarters proportion
-" " 7a-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

I,PUgGS' BANK or VA. Ih January. lli-A Dir'4e."
Il r cent. has been declared out of The pnhs o 'h's
s,4au months, subject Ia dt1hc'h u" ''e
,- II Der cent lie paid the Commonwealth anu
..s, Of one per cent, The contingent fund.- 10 De
n. H. thu holders of tie old stack
lbc nyi!e;. OF old stock will receive per cent
10 IA" F'''" ]. c. BLAIR, Cashier
1i-lW
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R,ckinrl,om. Semi. %. lao.

10 PARTNERSiiP-rhc subscribers having associated them
v in the Grocery and Commission business under IN
firm Alexander Co., 1t the recently occupied Il,
Vim Rurdick street. opposite the Hictn1nd Ffedrricks
burg Railroad Depot they will Keep constantly
lsud rer-a Of Groceries, which they or 10 le
friend. They will also attend pnnrnay
The sale Kinds IS produce that lie entrusted 10 Their
care and hope hy 10 business 10 met, hare
OF public patronage Ai.EAannEh .ahkEIi,
Dcr.,uher II ls.n 1g--fw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

nv l..iIr9 W,yTrD n A FEMALE ACAOEMY.-The
Rev It.,b D. Mitchell. having resigned the cc'oshlp 9" heu
ford F,mslu cieiy ;in Trustees Thereon are ~ ~
rur,, gem, successor The institution VIII he vacant ehr
IL in F.hra next The buin. j. spacious convenient, an"
In n,,. ,n l r RIDGE as healthy situation aS any "
Virginia. very popuols vicinity Those deSirons % ,ic
,u,liou had best come ana themselves Letters on tue
subject 10 the Trustees pos; paid wl receive PROMPT
by the ih1"AA--'
Eiry application ia desired. =,
Liberty, lith JanIary, lii. ''-im
l'lnN ni2 ls .nnrsfel Ia
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--0TIC-.c President Directors OF the James h ,sa
r,y,, uaany wish 10 lire the ensn,a: year i2o "a
mr., carpenters a. masons, 10 he riiDeyea on w
Cia, fo Rc.norl 10 Lynciinn,r. Messss t. b. hyses, f
r,rar. " Fl,ppcn William Il. Richardson are al
;b.e Il hire for the Company Persons having Aecfnes ~
lire nsy satisfied that god treatment and care VIII NC a'''u
IL al M lie employ ment Of the Company ..,.
RlCH'D. RElNS, General superintendent.
~. a,,t ,sio 7O-ts
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sLEXANnES DCvAL 20. a'."'cs q ga R,ts o-u F.Ss.
4 80 r,rs;rn;iv lari suppl: Of EG.ISh freirh ana
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21
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CHEAP GROcERIES.-HILL &c DABNEY siil cont nue. Il
4 dnr above the Columbian
Tavern coed they he had III the ctyThr.
their and the pnbir them CALL M the!
are determined undersod any article in their lnr
Cary Street.
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