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New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

q The RAlNEKs gave another of Intercollegiate
full Concerts las, evening at the Society Library.
more than of the songs of birds; for there is thnt
absence Of every thing artiicain their music which
renders il always and Misunderstanding. The
room was well filed last night, and we arc sure
tlat long as they may choose to stay among Us,
lhcv illmcct the same approval.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
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To tie Editor Of the Tribune:
GENTLEMEN On Tuesday last sent 10 James
Watson Webb, OF which the following sacopy:
NEw-Y oRH March 18th. l8i2.
June, Watson Hebj. Ed.
SiRThc objec; OF this make direct and simple
inquiry VIII you publish the Courier and Enquirsr such
,rcpar. and send YOU under my
the several articles ~ticI have appeared in your paper
Respectfully &C. J. y. REYNOLDS,
e. Nlsrclunts Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

u Mrs. BIRD, the unfortunate womanat Pitts
burgh, whose clothes set on fire BY hcrb brutal
husband, has died Of the injury received from The
fire.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

March IS, ISL,
% Our paper is SO crowded on Mondays with
two days news thatwc arc Reluctantly constrained
70 postpone Mr.. Reynolds vindicationull Tuesday.
when j; viii appear in our double sheet II we
do not mistake, ii will prove an extinguisher
Ed Tribune
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

MoIe..............>5.0 silk. s. .
iI> several and splendid patterns 81 Cloth aat Vi
ytt CAPS for licuc1cu. NoUis and CIdreraveN layge
stock comprising thr best assortment in the city, wholesale
alnt retail At extremely low pree>. milo -SN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

. The Bnptists of Boston arc cndeavoring. to
raise money to purchase the fremont Theatre for
church The owner, ask 100000 for it. 1t
will probably cost $40 600 to make church Of it.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

80. l. "-i-'' : +-''' Vts
escnIlcu,cm'- asnI>.-.i'he Spring Fasnoa 4;
GgnttayG> Has y ROW ready At SPENtEKS
cDrnrr C Cha,pber> and Ceurr i,
Eytra FGe NUuia Beaver >,
issara. nu Nna>6,a. y
M t: (2
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

u Inorder detray portion Of The heavy
expense limited numoer OF Advertisements will be taket
fortha DoUbeshee Tribune moderate rates Offered
nesnre ; O'clock Z. ". OF Monday
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

J While a man named Roads was in an eat
ing-hoaso at Baltimore n few days since, hi> wal
let was demanded BY and given TO a man named
Mofiat, who helped himself to some So from II,
and was soon after hel Ped into .ini!.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

UJ The Virginia House OF Delegates has puss-
ed a bill establishing system OF Common
Schoolt
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

II The Best known Remedy ior - itds
sun,p,ion.-Wcre.r ectuly invite the tcn,Cn ~ ..po.
t.>or Rnclo3', Compound Syrup OF Capla,na, or
cine (urIy vegetable and eniire Tree Lgl 9 ihe(se
opsnli which vii reatlv alleviate ami p'
is ea-i - congis colds md -. ss e..
unri.ae, ,an our conisie cE :, re-
W We do NOT rc nece>.afy y, 70
the vr,nes hi, medicine 70 70, o.n epr sp
a. i. bHtare willing I. l.;t rest nfo" ~ - ,r nec.
bnmp 81 , iav g,ouf giving II trial fof sI
.br r. s. Dj,id!e & Go. so Broadway. ''
r seth t:eer Architect ara Iahnnge. iIa
recuon OF buildings, Otsce Is Merchants h1sA
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
,rhc neutrality-suspicious. Society b!
II yhr ycw-Sor,l phcnix Temperance

injecting l> rytnng atlr Ap0II Sal0On BIOdTWhF, NtM
Canai..trrel ut O'Clock Printers and others trienJ7
,I,.. ans. arr, ,,.te,i 10 attend mig II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
T. :. An answer is requested.

T. = IN aIlsWtr i Te'iut>Icl
Having received reply the above take for granted
lha, tho columns oil the paper IN which, have been asSae
opcB my defence. Knowing how t,le interest the
pnblc usually feels sach am 10th ask OF
he freedom Your columns Tor my replybu have
other alerpatv LETT.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
Fif,cen1t. Xyar,I-scroud Di.tr;,

EDWARD MlAltRN Frc,siesl
Cl,,s. x, TAYLOR.
w bg&&oa@Hs, go ,als
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

u Professor s.ycll. Lecture on Geology.
!, course oil Eight Lecture, Geology. by CHARLES -.
ELL : presden, Of the Geological Society f onion,
I'LL be delivered before the Ne1sYorH LTcr, and
,.ens generally in tbe Broadway Tabernacle commencing
"Wednesday. ISL! inst. 4 O'Clock, P NJ. tobe conr.
ae ever Wednesday and Saturday until concluded.
The course VIII embrace III" following subjects,
Fresh Water Formations oiayefage extinct volcano.
successive periods.
Structure Of Etna; origin OF granite rocks; change. in
the organic world.
Ipeasal and su1sidence Of tte EARTH Crust; snbnlcr-
gence and re-elevalon Of the Temple Ct Scraps.
Origin Coral Reefs, and theory their circular FORM
Cor4ll!re Limestone Gf various geological ages.
Nature and origin OF Coal
Foot-ulaIk IL OF FOSSIL Animals.
Chirotherum Organic remain. OF the most ancient rocks
Recession OF the Falls al Niagara.
Boulder Formation Transporting Power Ice Action Of
Glaciers and !cetIerg..
Each Lecture will be illustrated with very large and
splendid drawings prepare! Eagaad expressly ior his
Lectures IN this Country
Tickets tnr the Course three dollars; ditto to Mem.
oers OF the Lvceurn dollars Ladies Tickets dol
lar-tn be had the Library OF the LyceUu I'll Bro.!-
say; at SaxoEs, Is Ful,on,t; and Wiley & Pu2u's
mia >u
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

SAMUEL DUNBAR Caairm.n
. l. EOIp. SeCrCiyfS. g.,s II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

70 Charlotte NJ. kellum, prostitute aged -,
living at III Shcrif-street, committed suicide
yesterday BY swallowing laudanun, out Of remorse
and a sense OF her degradation.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

photographic a,ii""essca. Nv antmWeyst
tI4,orrreor,a pJule,> by II. u. NsN#!oAN, corner q
y.Gar,5er>-,t. ami broadway. ~ miim
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

81 Col a B.SAuSBERs Auditor OF the State
of Mississippi, died at Jackson, on the 24,h ult.,
after short illness. Gov. Tucker has appointed
I + Marriages. his .,lrpssor
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
Eo:srtCruin

Thomas atcE-LEATli.{ S,ra.,.
lNNE>. I. NEitt>t. nlas
Fonrtccnth Nard-It..Y- ClUB-.,
'd.ygFa.t r-'a-i The D. m. .-atc Wigs oi TIE PsH
zenith Ward asit'tttie Grnsds4> House. Niarch ia T.
bt prrpo>a af =isETgjng HENRY CLAY CLf,B nS
N'N NoEpEN Esd. va c2l.'' 70 tx Char. and d
.v,Rn H;>rua> s,G. lps+,Hits. Secreta.v.
.r,, CoG>;rs1p au Sy-.l.a,s,.,a s1lci,sil,ytk. ca
r!':r, wrrs r, ant. 90 C2afnn, ir1NluoE>5y d,;oDs
ontfot9ae. tla.Se Uni ~ - iu.7 the el.cs11 0; a.
TIE sta,fs}.ef ;is following cya-r5nso-,
trczei As oirsrSf'f S2a-tse-l y aT tfsa-y Clay CT
EoNtf.p ,ilNrCEN. F:>7. President,
J. I. ALLES. E>}.,
JosE >NseAfB. s,.l,.= Vice Presidents
itSzF.tv rOFpsN .E.,i.f ~ 'S7'f
.loHN COMM, E.q.
D ". 1'oy,NsENu. ESt,, Treasurer,
GHAs \. t'YtoS Secretaries.
NM ErERa.5Hs.
MeoRr, >"rGecr'.ar,trus<
On uoqon. rr>.ti q ;rlEt ssago5e> 81 the Conc.s,-
or 70, 1,,s ~ In members at the hub
On es'iiar, ;-c Hat. Is>YY CLsY, OF ke,,ucsv. ~,
unanimously -ycs, honorary member of this Caa a.
lt President requested % addr> ban i4I,er. utty
nc l1fl 90. >-UiJ.
on5.rt Ca a5aaelrd
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

I'hc Choir ol ti@ Eroatway fabernnci". rndsf
thechargeof NJ Georgc Andrews sye tn.if h.' Ioneet
on THURSDAY .y,rIr last. Il rally Of TIC b't
Concerts n. t. refectpg great cred, upon hrf
le;,d, Tar his Success training Numerous chor Al
, rho>r, we're performed not only correct time hui
gi pr.ti,ion yould have hsen highly creiiiablr@
choir o professional singers The iuguc- srf1 lakfn up
w spirit and although the choir Performed ten piece, ln
,,ng, ',etveeu lhf coTHss., VIII; the decisive appfo
baton OF the audience. NJ. Coihuru,, " Last Words ~
Sannon ii. mastery stqls. and cnntra.. hnrF
Hill tn" subdB.d an lender IL which h. ghFe tb
solo Peace, b. Sill" Mr. OabIey', Sound The ruinPe'
ID Jcrusarr" very difficult piec".@a brilliantly cse
cuted. Mr CnbCru'> - Last Word. d Naf[l!@s-
Tn, encoring pieces in Church. IS ~ sufficiently 20.
'ae. bu nr addition c his or two which we learl ia%
evening s too bal and wa the only drawback oar esrn
inc'> Measure NJ Andrews may rest assured that DC h
established hi; pnatioU well a that OF MS mon,
which Viii IL evident SHOULD they any future TINE CONS
before thu public. " 'hi'
S..:c1-rn Al I iAlIuM IL Nay CONGEKS
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

u Fl on II. w, DWIGHT, OF Stockbridgc
Mass, is occurring on Temperance at Boston
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

II Noticc.-TO ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCEnn ~,
$500 ,,au,ci o; N-r.Iork Safety Fund and K'h ~ w..
Banks % The state Of Newi ork All t!ie ban". o .t ts
viii be Clothing III Is Cha.ai-srr.e'. FOR leN
w., '' az - '''''''' mig iw- ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
: spring Tn-hion. for sEn.s g.e now re'Ay

3r ju>nrrton ans; >air At " VISIONS, ~ thl'mHs,
and 10 Bowegy
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

~ The FRASKLIS TENrERAScS SOCIETY viii
hold Special Meeting at the Apollo Snoonthis
ecenine. We entreat especially 'll=Prn'er<,
Binders Sc, Sc. 10 attend.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

y ,Fr. LyelEs Geological Lecturc-.-rhe.
Committee Of Lectures 81 the NesYork Lyctur beg enye
1--WE nocce kat single tickets BE- had future
door the Tabernacle on the evening the Lecture.
Price III cents each. mia 2tis
II Prof Lyell's Lectures on Geology
The second lecture OF TIE Will be delivered in the
Broadway Tabernacle Tomorrow Saturday Evening
half pas; seven o'clock.
Spbject-'Vo Volcanic Ernptons'
Ticket. 10, The coursr 50 do. to members OF The New
York Lyceun g: Ladies tickets S2to De had thu L.
bcary Of the NewIork Lyceum Al Broadway, Saxton,
l2t Fulton St, and al Wiley P1tnam'> l6l Broadway
Tickets for the single Lecture Fifty Gents, be had
above, the door the evening OF the Lecture m71
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

Don, and our Reply. see Fourth Page.
u For an interesting account o; the Practical
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
2 Gcntlcmcn,- Hani-->qrin. StgI@-BlRD. GU.

al2cw. e, con-r ct walI ana Na,saa.>tfce'>
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

Operation and Progress Industrial Association,
soc Li-S, p,oe
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

| 70 Mr.. LYELL's second Lecture on GEOLOGY,
will be given at the Tabernacle, this evening.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

u We arc again indebted to the Expresses Of
Messrs HARsDEk s. Co. and Mcssrs. ADAMS &,
Co. for early Boston intelligence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

pursuance or Decree Of the United States Court tor the
nh Cucu aud Eastern District OF Virginia. held NJ Tue cy
totge Miller Complainant, against Daniel Grinnaus hxecn
w. aid others, Defendants among other natcr uectec
m oitred That John Wexford who was thereby appointed
Commissioner for that purpose, should sell ut public auction 10
highest bidder, The Real Estate of which Daniel 1rihhah
~ seized aud possessed.
The undersigned therefore, as Executor Daniel Gnnan,
ceased and Commissioner, aforesaid, WILL on the sh
~ September 1912, the premises, in the county 9" Cul,
- oirr for sale, AT public Auction That wen known ahn
as Estate called presque Ilr (which adj"ns the Estate OF
od Cunningham Esq called and the Estate OF
we Ale William Champc Carter, called Farcy,l and which Is
1nd Two bv Elk and Iedcman rivers; the
ming The line from three TO four The other from four to
v miles, which unite al the South East point q the SAID Land
ny forms The North branch of the Rappatannock river
as Estate one valuable in the State and con
ans 5 acres more half of which Is low grounds,
M Tue esdu, healthy wheat land, with sucency OF wood
timber for purposes. The said Estate is susceptible OF d.
@ no Al least three GOOD farms and unless sod IN BODY
and oommodous brick House. covered with slate contain
erh, t""m>, dry cellars, &c, brick office and kitchen ice
SON Sp'ihs house, and every necessary ont hiildne-
"' Estate . sn'Irct DOVER which has laid OF by de-
~ aie ,oi, which viii he shewn the day of sale, and
., pe puie''rd' and the terms then 10 be made known
and at the same time and place the undersigned will offer
another aS OF Land Containing OIL acres, and is
loins the lands of William Skinker and Dr. clonon md
u two miles from Whea,leys three from Klv,s well
own Manufacturing Mills There is on This r,,m S,au bu,
niotiahie improvene '' ' -
And The same time and place, the undersigned will offer
~ house, the South East Rappahnnnot comnr
nery property Of Major Roberts. more particular de-
9ion of which will be given on the day of sale -
and the undersigned WILL the 3rd day October 1879 a,
mont door Of the Farmers Hotel the Of Fredrtcks
Tx Offer for sale, at public auction, small Tract OF Wood
about &c acres lying In the county Of Spo,tsyvaua ON
y, l'npike miles from Fredericksburg, and be-
The lands owaed by Mr. r. B. Sempe and VIM u. iiore
efrs which the said Tracts of Land offered
"a e follows 10 w-One fourth cash, at short date
Ton . 'e,due in three equal annual payments bearing ineres
uay Of sae-the deferred payments TO be secured by
" Win good security, and deeds Of the premises
JOHN s. WEXFORD,
b A, - Commissioner and Executor Of D. Grinnan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13
July26

GALE OF NEGROES &c, &c.-On Monday, the 2Gih day Of
~ the present month"; Sepenbrr) If fair the next fair
day will be sold without by VIM. H. Curtis
and John d. Thomas Trustees for certain purposes the Mea
dow Bridges residence of the subscriber in the county of
all Of his Slaves amounting about D. Of various
kinds old among them good plantation hands,
excellent weaver roner and washer and good carpenter
young and likely. Also, all the s,crk consisting o horses cat
UTENSILS good carriage aud harness and
buggy aud harness. and all household and kitchen furniture
grow the an ndred kind Of person.
nj property belonging well furnished farm and homestead
The Slaves will be sold for cash. Terms Of the other property
al sale a. ). JONES
Sale conducted by n. II. DICKINSON, AGct
Sent 34-tGs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

Extensive sale Of Fui"abe Jam's Rieer LANDS.
pursuance Of deed cmed by the late John W,ckan Of
the Cy Of Richmond, 10 the subscribers, on the 2 dy OF
september 1899 for The purpose forth shall
coed 10 sell public auction Tuesday, the 9Th dag Of Novel
lying James River and 1mckahoc Creek, VIZ:
No The rprr Plantation adjoining The ,o land o. THOMAS
Randolph Esq containing. by survey l acres large
portion which consists Of river low grounds IN acres being on
uckahoe Island with considerable body on uekahor Irk
This estate lies compact form, the buildings are near the
the oprn lard and the whole of Is ~ excellent hea
n j. immediately in The line o tie inmaon having
pits now III operation each side Of il, aud few years ago
COAL MINES
were extensively worked the premises 1t is believed that
much Coal could be- raised AT once il the drawn off,
and offer favorable prospect to those who
wi. h To engage in Tie coal business.
No The tract Of formerly owned by the late James Cur
re called EHsrt, containing by survey, G'2 arrs, I" which
m acres are grounds, aud as pat thereof are
brick succeed dwelling with an ice house nnd other convenient
No The Loper Plantation, purchased Of The late David
Meade Randolph containing Gi acre. ct M ~ud ana sI,es are
the main land. besides large body OF second lew eound
There dwelling house his land which, with sona repair
might ne made n comfortable residence
No trac, Of Land, bought by Thomas Mann Randolph,
l6 acres besides of the old mill pond drained by
Tuckahoe Canal which contains lay survey Is acres and which,
o. a I, = acres al the W er"r r Randolph has
ri. coal. Tins land adjons NJ" and was separated
tween Them thr sale which VIII then be made known
Of land contiguous to each otr the James
River passing through the three FIRST aud The Tuckaoe
Canal to. the last They form body q" land Ut great rr-
and s sG. o of r - ,ms~s miles, ls he vdn
Canal which passes al TIE foo! Of me hills ~
lion power there being perpetual waste OF wa
ter M w points, with the value of lie coal property make IT,,
prrha the most estate that offered for
sale Virginia About 80 have been med with great
benefit Til. quantity Of wheat about 100 bushels, Will be
spwn Autumn
The tracts lie offered for sale Al ENr whirh is nearly
central in the order described The will be,
rl Of the purchase money cash and the residue three
annual payments Bonds with approved security, hearing inter
rsi from the tay of with deeds the property, will
lie required by purchaser Possession will be given tie h
January, Lib :
will soon be deposited a The Exchange
Reading Room, cy of Richmond The premises viii lie
show 10 any Of Them by Mr. Avis, the ma
mayer. H. ". i:l.,!i Trustees.
after the Lands sold the Slaves, Scrks crops, &c.
will be offered for SALE hch notice will he given
II. W. l..
w. T. w.
Sc,t 3i-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

NOTICE-From and after the a5h Of April our tri-weekly
~ lines Of Packets Lynchburg will Leave Richmond ana
Lynchbnrg Monday Wednesday, and Fridays al O'clock
NJ. Ey this connection WIN the va
r!ous Lines Of Stages Of yncburs Our scovhe
will leave Richmond az usual viz: ON Monday Neanes-
vile aud Halifax Stages, and also with the Chaoesve anu
Stages AS convenience and expedition ny TINS
route going Richmond, It's virniy
shall say thing fer passengers and others 10
those who have travelled on packets .-.,.,
BOYD EDMOND DAVENPORT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

rRISTEE's SALE.-Pusani 10 The provisions OF two deeds
trust executed to the subscriber y lsham Pickett, tor
purpose certain sum Of money due by me saa
Abne Robinson both deeds dated the 10Th day 9"
Apr 1870 one recorded the County Can't Office of Hercn
ON the 2I day of April S4 and the other recorded in The
Office Of the County Court Of Chesterfield the 18th day {"
Juv 1870 proceed To SELL To The highest bidder on Mon
day day of September l142 the following pieces par
or Land the county Of Chestrreld conveyed 10
me by said Pucke One tract Of land containing about 3o
acres il being Of land formerly owned by Ellison Clark
one land Joining the called Boss contain
aout acres other said county, called ellis Tract
Arthur ns aud others, containing about l57
and one Of Land Swift creek formerly owned by
William Newly of Mr. Samuel Gregory, CON
tanning TIE sale viii take place on the tract OF
land named, where Ellison CLARK formerly lived, where a
the above tracts sold IL is about mile East of Will
kins The terms made known on the day OF sale
commencing ut o'cock NJ. The sale will positively take
place Also will SELL ngeeat the provisions of The deed
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of iIenrico
before the front door Bell Tavern in the city Of Richmond
Tuesday Goth of September 1912, one equal fourth part OF
the Hill coue, with all the apprtenanceS tereunto
heiunenr Also one Negro Boy Patrick about G
old The title TO all property believed to be unquesona
HE hut trustee, shall convey the title invested IN me by
said deeds, aud no other. :. ,,,,, r,,so. ~
Ars 10 30-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
smith, DRINKER 4 NORRIS Successors 10 SMITH 4
- P9HER receiving their Fail supply OF Goods sr-
er;ed personally by Of the partners IN The Northern cues
ch with their stock hand renders their assortment the
commanding offered in Virginia. embracing Law, Me
dca, Theological, Classical Miscellaneous and all standard
school Books Stationery every variety, Music aud Musical
Instruments Drawing Materials, Mathematical Instruments,
Maps and Glnhes, Surveyors Compassrs, &C, &c.
Blank Books description alwnys hand, and made
order Binding Of description executed in the mos l
pcrior
Country visiting CITY, and the old customers Of
House VIII always find complete stock select from, and
ipon accommodating had city.
SMITH, DRTNKER & MORRIS,
Late Smith Palmer.
Sent 6 35-2awt5S 2wtl0O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13
Ang ~
CANNON SHOT AND SHELLS.


I.Rp.r or OKpSaNcE AND IlYpRoGRArHr,I
Sd September, 1912 I
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received nj this Bureau until
- O'Clock, NJ OF the 18th October next for furnishing and
delivering in the PROPORTIONS and the places herein designated
the following number aud description OF CANNON Shot ana
Shells for the Naval Service ofthe I. 5, VIZ:
Thirty eight inch Fasan guns, OF about bs c~i' each:
Seventy FOUNDER guns of Al cwt and upwards, The
precise weight oil each 10 be determined hereafter
Five hundred eight inch shells.
Three hundred eight inch solid shot, anu
Seven thousand thirty FOUNDER shot
DELIVERABLE as follows:
10 eight in Pai,han guns
200 eight in shells Deliverable at Sackett's Harbor,
100 eight in. solid shot N. Y or before the 18th
20 thirty two FOUNDER guns May next.
2otD thry-two FOUNDER shot
10 eight III. Pdixlrin guns
lou r'sht IN shells Deliverable al buffalo, n. Y,
' ne e,en. NJ soiu mot or before the 18th May
rs thirty two FOUNDER "
210kI thirty two pnuhdrr shot
10 eight in Pai,ian
l50 eight in. shells ., rr;s p.np on Or
i oo .tn. H. so'u shot before the 18th May next
sOOO fhlTty-w FOUNDER shot
The proposals. distinctly the rate per ton of twenty
hundred and forty ounds for the guns ana me rate per
pound for the shot and Shells deliverable rs aooVe all 10 ne SUI
and undergo and Inspection rs TINS bureau
deem proper 10 auhcze and none WI be PAID Tor that
shall not such inspection he entirely Satisfactory
Bonds wih two approved surete VIII oe required IN one,
third the estimated and ten per cenium OF
the amount of all bills will be retained as Collateral security o
the faithful performance thereof which will be paid only on e
satisfactory completion OF the contrac ana Ninety pr,
Ing To the provisions of the CONTRACT within thr DAYS ael e
presentation TO the Navy Agent.
The offers state what agency the contractor may aee
payment To be made.
Drawings the guns will he furnished from this Bureau and
spset.
No hot blast and the shot must be cast IN
sand moulde.
Sept. 6 B-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

AND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of decree OF the County
- Court Of enco, pronounced the 5th day ct AUGUST
1912, In Drws Mann and Others slail, as
Commissioner, named in the SAID decree proceed 20 sell upon
the premises 18Th day ~ September 1872 the Tract m
Land lying Of llenrco county, in the nrlgho
Market belonging the heirs of the late Wi
Frayser upon which Edward Carter resided al Tue
his death The contains about 37 acres ne pay
will he for much cash will the costs 81 sais n
the writ balance equal instalments of ana IL
months credit The purchaser is give bond aud security o
credit payments and the title to be withheld until all e
purchase money shall be paid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13
Anil 25

I UNIVERSITY OF rIRGINfA--A Meeting of the Board oil
y Visitors will place Monday the 18Th OF September
next purpose Of filling the chair in the school {"
Maera Mrdica of this institution occasnned ny
the Dr. John Emmett, Professor Those desou
of applicants wishing any particular
win address their Judge Henry c. Tucker
Chairman Faculty University, who will lay them be
WILLIS H. WooDLEy, Proctor U. Of Va
Gan, o Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

WE wish for the scholastic Of ten months Pr
w lady gentleman, well qualified Ia teach al Tue
branches Of an English education, tgce win French ana
Music The Scliou will consist of more Than seven Puls
the eldest years age and situated in retired ana
healthy ncshborhond 10 miles from Frederlcksrs ana quar-
Of "A mile from the Richmond and Potomac Kai"ld caroline
county, Va References will required by all who apply
Terms will he liberal and application must he made ny addres.
letters post paid, D Wm Bankhead Gulnneys Depot
Caroline county, Va. -
Sept. : 5i-ot
GT- The Southern Churcbman will copy times.