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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13

CHARLEsTowN Navy YARD.-Much activity now
prevails at this yard. The Columbus, ship of the
line, is in the dry dock, retting, and it is said is to
proceed to the Mediterranean station. The Ohio
takes her place as receiving ship The frgate Cum
awaits orders to that effect She is first class fri
gate, and will carry about seventy guns. There is
also small vessel brig we believe, in the new
house. which has been set up the past winter which
will be ready for launching soon. The Vermont
and Virginia. ships of the line still remain in statu
quo. These vessels should be finished and launched
Immediately, they fast decaying as they now
are. Mr.. Upshur, will you forward orders to this
effect boston Daily Ledger.
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From he Chilieolhe Advertiser.
Mr.. CLAY'S RESOLUTIONS.

BY reference TO the Congressional proceedings in
this paper, it will be that only two of Mr. Cays
electioneerng resolutions out of the long string with
the discussion of which he has been wasting the time
of the Senate have passed that body. Ii was y 20
of humbuggery which his own partisans could not
swallow, although well creased for the occasion. 1t
is time that such superatively ridiculous system of
legislation should be superseded by something more
definite and tangible than general and vague resolu-
items, which, like the forebodngs of false prophets,
are made of such elastic materials to suit any con-
tingency which may occur, and to veil from public
view the sinister designs Of the demagogues.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13

NEAT HIr-A contemporary in apologising to
ton TO the preparation of that particular number of
that paper, says very significantly, :" we claim the
indulgence OF our subscribers with much confidence,
when we reflect on the indulgence exercised to-
wards very large portion of them by us" The
hlnt may not be thrown away in other quarters.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13
From he Chillicothe advertiser
MIR. CLAY'S RETIREMENT

Mr. Clay made his very last farewell speech in
the United States Senate, the 3lst of March
We have not been informed whether he again repeat
ed the pretty lines about the lady riding the black
ram. He first entered the Senate in December 1906
and he says that he wants repose. This is all
fudge He is merely retiring from the Senate to set
up once more for the Presidency, although the
dict Of the People has been repeatedly and en-
phatically pronounced against his claims
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13
COL. RICHARD M. JOHNSON.

The Danvlle (Pennsy lvania) IneIligencer of Friday
ast,announces in postscript that by Thursdays
mail an answer was received from Colonel Johnson,
accepting the invitation forwarded to him by special
committee to be present at the celebration of the bat
tie of the Thames in Danvlle, Pennsy lvania on the
9TH Of October next. Luther Kdder, Esq, the Sena-
tor from Luzene, has been selected by the State Cen
trail Committee TO address Colonel johnson the
occasion.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13

A DANCING DuTcHMAN.-At st Peters5urgh, lately
Dutchman dancing master, announced that he
will give ball in the snow, the first fall Of
that takes place, when he will bet with any lady or
gentleman that he will dance out their names on the
snow, at full, in legible characters, missing
time, and making each step part of a regular dance
The bet has been taken by several persons.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13

Try. They had violated the promises which they made
before the election when they called upon the people
10 vote down the administration Of Mr. Van Buren,
and put ia another, which was pure and patriotic.
But hi had always found that those who proclaimed
the oudest about honesty and patriotism had the least
10 boast Of
Mr. MILLER obtained the floor; on whose
motion,
The Senate adjourned.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13
WINTER IN THE NORTH.

Whle in most parts of the United States the pre-
sent spring season is month six weeks earlier than
usual IN Canada, on the other hand winter is felt in
its ful rigor AT Quebec, the first day of the pre-
sent month"; " the thermometer was down to zero /;
the 81 Lawrence covered with field ice formed on the
preceding night; four feet Of snow on the ground on
levels and not half the tops of the fences visible
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13
From he Kennebeok l.Me. ] Journal

The LAND DisTRIBUTIoN.-Ou readers have seen
the Presidents Message recommending the suspen-
sion of the land distribution law for the purpose of rails
ing the tariff above 20 per cent. There is question
that the duties ought to be raised and if it cannot be
done without stopping the division of the proceeds,
delay it for moment
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13

may be their present disabilities, proper exer-
else of their energies in providing for future
payment will sustain the confidence Of their
creditors, and thus enable them, in the end, to
cancel their obligations.
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be so frequently acerated by variations OF mu-
tiny, murder and theft. Poor Jack is left to con-
tract bad habits, and then we complain of him
for committing crimes Of which he never would
have dreamed, had those habits never been
formed. This is not just, and should be reme-
died
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13
From The Doper m. H. } Gazette

MESSAGE OF THE PREspENT,--We lay before orr
readers to-day Message from the President to the
two Houses Of Congress in relation to the repeal of the
Distribution law, and other matters connected with
the present deporable condition of the Treasury 1t
is highly important document, and is in the tone
and spirit which the occasion demands
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13
From The Medina TO- } Cons,it,.tioaoii,t.

PREsIpENT's Observation-Disclosures Message was
communicated to Congress from the President, on
Friday, the 25th ult, in which the urgent necessities
of the Government are further explained, and Con-
gress urged to adopt speedily for repen-
shing the Treasury, and arresting the depreciation
of the public credit
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13

The Young Wings Of New York had great pub
lie meeting on Friday night, with reference to the
coming electon.-Phl Inquirer.
The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer says they adopted
several Clay resolutions. We presume the meeting
was not tremendous
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13

LION Ii CLAWS VALEDIC rORY.-Just
IL published in beautiful Style satin, the Hon.
ii. Clay's Valedctory Address retiring from the
Senate of. the United Siaes--a limited number are
left For sale only at Statoners' Hall.
ap 13-2aw2w
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POTOMAC BRIDGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on and after the
y 10th Of this month, the ferry in the breach Of
this bridge, conducted by Mr.. William Easily; will be
stopped
W. TRUMBULL,
Major Typographical Engineers,
April 1915
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13

IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
rN,rr-M NoN-EssENrIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
Things acknowledgements.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-13

JAMES MONROE, Esq, who was nominated at a
Tyler meeting held in New York, on Friday night
has declined being candidate for Mayor OF New
York-Phit. Inquirer
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DHUTty dTtcIi trIc IIUUst dUJUUT1IeU'
The Loan bill was taken up in the Senate
and the third section, which provides that the
stock may be transferable by the delivery of the
certificate, instead of being made assignabe on
the books Of the Treasury, and which was yes,
terday stricken out, was replaced in the bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

V,HE TEETf-R. W HUDSON, DsSri,r, has arrived IN
Richmond, and has located permanently few doors below
the Exchange Bank, Main lie has associated himself
with Dr. Chewnin. Dentist aud respectfully tenders his sevi
In branch Of the profession The cZens OF Rcmond
and the public generally.
Es-Rev nr. Piimer Cen Pcyion, H. W Chamber
lyne VI. u, Gen. Pegram Sidney axter, ESQ., Gen. Dor
man, Dr. Brockenbrough, r. G. Cabel, NJ. ID.
The undersigned, having had opportunities of becoming
qanted professional merits OF mr. H. NJ Hudson, Sur
Dentist take pleasure recommending him the public
gentleman skilled in his pofsson and of unexceptlonahc
department Dr. Iudson Inns been engaged for about three
the practice of his profession in auntnn and the Valley of
Virginia, during which he operated tbs teeth 4"
raj me n,bers Of families and entire satisfaction
WM. KINNEY,
BRlSCOE &. BALDWIN,
JOHN J. ALLEN,
JOHN H. PEYTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

XyTM WALLACE DAY. ATTORNEY Law .iianeietier, H.,
w will practise in the Court, Of Chesterfield, Pnwhatan,
Hanover Richmond He wi! also attend 10 the
adjacent coun;r-. Business conidcd
o him viii with prompt dispatch.
RrfrNrscEs-A Atkinson Esq., IF the STATE sRSft James H.
Cox, Hoeman and Joshua liacl ElS, y tar Hosse ~
Dga,es: John Womh- Esq, and Rev. Leroy W. Lee Rts-
mond Rev. WIN. a. Smith, Petersburg; Rev Charles W. Friend,
Chesterfield county.
Feb. z S,-wiw@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

NoficEParsnlnt deere. Of ts Circuit superior Court
o aw and rhanceTy r tile county Of Southampton, and
Ne q Virginia. aud IL directed bearing date November l.
- an instructed TO aiver;" the Richmond Enquirer, and
,aVona in'clsencer, published in Washington city, that
e ~ fund remaining under the control Of the court, due
Nlihan Buster AMI wife, Thos Reeves Jas J. Wade and wife,
~ Reeves, Sterling Reeves Ste Ring g. Wins!ow Ridley Por
Porter Jacob Porter Charlotte Porter and they
r'rd I" forward and receive The decreed 10
'eTeIy and comply with the conditions Of the order
~ t''nbion Members o Congress- in whose district those
on, reside viii confer favor their constituents by giving
Ign the earii-s, information. EDWD. BUTTS.
december Isll Gg-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

Ohio. He makes ii manifest on Mr.. CLAWS own admiS-
sionS. that the design is 10 warp The General Govern
nent from lis original deslination-at Of eiecting the
few prescribed objects expressly appointed in the Consl-
tuition. and with power 10 raise means only for those o.
lec>-to the extraordinary functions Of providing means
for the States be appropriated hv State Legislatures
and this upon the principle that indirect taxation pre-
iarabe 10 direc, taxation. Every statesman see
that this is conioundng The great principle which the
Conicderacy resistant il coniounds also the great prn
cplc OF responsibility which all Republican Govern
ment rests, by dividing the function oileyying from that
of annlnnriaiinn The taxes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

{yTATCHMAkERS TOOLS AND MATERlALs-Wntc.l-
w makers be- furnished with all kinds OF Tools aud Mate
fa The Subscribers store, cnmprisingh.s Of The various
kinds used By the trade bench vices vices, hand vices, ham
mers, blow pipes, drivers pyaIs, cutting npe screw
watch gasse consisting Of unete, patent, fiat aud PLAIN mann
springs for clocks and watches watch das jewels for levers
chain hooks best watch OIL fusee chains, gold and gill
watch hands, second hands, wczrs Steel wre scales and
weights &. GENNET, Opposite the Bel TaeerH.
Ia, Sa-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17
Richmond, Dee. nth, 1871
Virginia to The Sheriff Of; Wesinore-

rsNHE ealth Of Virginia the Sheriff OF Wesnore
4 land County. greetings
Na- upon certain wit IF right for the recovery Of one
tenement containing hundred Of land with the aPpu
ienanccS Tie county c Wesmorcand, lately depending III our
Circuit Of Law and Chancry for TIC said county,
between ,n:y ealr, ST.. and Dorcas his wife, feinandans
Newton CAREY, tenant before verdict rendered. the said
Dorcas eaIr dela,d ti life nlrsae az i, is said by
whereof the said Do1as Brae dcscended aud
passed Henry Brac J, Charles = Muir and Elizabeth h:s
wife who Elizabeth Beac Ecale John II. bailey and
Temperance his wife, who Temperance Beae, Robert Beale,
Thomas T. ear, Mary f. Beac and Hiram T. Bea'e heirs al
Bea. deceased; and The said Henry Bealr,
IT, Charles 5 Muir aud Elizabeth his Wife sydnof i;rae john
H. bailey aud Temperance iS wife, Robert eale, Thomas u
Beae Mary r. Dealc and Hiram r. Ecae having suplieaed Us
proper .medy behalf, Therefore, command yon
Newton That he be before
Judge Of said Circuit superior Court IL Law and Chance
county c etnnreland II the Court house oi The aii
the day The of the snd Court To -lo"
any why the writ aforesaid snild not be pro-
c.eded final Judgment according 10 the form OF the aci oil
assembly in such case and povidcdaBd have them there,
writ Witness, William Hut Clerk Of said Court this
18Th day January, si1 in The 66h year Of our foundation
WILLIAM HUT, q. &.
s1-lw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

The undersigned having had ample opportunities Of becoming
acquainted with the professional merits Of Dr. IL ~ Hudson sur
Dentist takes pleasure in recommending hE To The
public gentleman emnenty skilled In his profession, and Of
department Dr. HUDSON engaged in the pac
tce of his profession in Staunn recently for about three years
during which time he operated upon The teeth Of several menu
If family lie also inserted
several whole of teeth, and many single teeth; and
far lave heard his operations have been approved of and
feel assured that speak the general sentiment of the comnlnni
when say that Dr. Hudson regarded ncomparaby the
best Dentist who has praciisri in Siaunlon.
ALEXANDER II. ii. STUART
Stnnnton, Augusta Co., Va, Nov. 1871.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

XSTYATT, WINSTON 1. POLLARD, lPyoa y nhts,s . lat
w stand offer for sale 10 the trade, both town ana country
and to our retail customers following Goods received oy m
attest arrivals from Baltimore and New York. a which, haSn
been laid In the best terms, VIII DC sou WY o W. ''
punctual customers: -, Q, c,,,. S,r,..
" ' ~ 800. I,a.sna do.
10 do. prime New Orleans Molssses
10 do. do Porto Rico, DO. LOT 'e'a''hg
81 tierces do 40.
10 hhds. cheap Trinidad do.
$50 bags Coffee, prime green Rio. new
IS do. old Java and Lagnyra Coffee
80 boxes Loaf Sugar, Of various qualities
S half chests extra Gunpowder Ten -, =.
Cheap, Gunpowdel, Imperial and YOUNG Hyson DO
100 boxes Soap, Of various qutities Va. p.dso,a
40 do. Sperm Candies, best quality New beoiofo
10 do. Judd's Patent Sperm Candles ~
10 do short 1875 do. do LOT ia'efhs, &c.
so do. best Taow Candies
400 sacks Liverpool fine Salt NM; -.
9oHo lbs prime Bacon, shoulders and middlnss, cheap
% casks Cheese n,,. -. .,
300 quarter, half and whole boxes Ra'ns' best bunch
900 kegs Nails; assorted, Iron and Steel
Ginger Indigo, Pepper, Alispiee, Bar Lead shos
Gunpowder wrapping and writing faPef
Cotton Yarns, Heriugs, &c, &C. 80,
Dse 10, ls4l. W"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

MELJA ACADEMY.-Tbe Summer Session Of Ibis lnst;u-
n ton will commence February ii and end July Isl
Tcrms-For Board and Tuition, SIS. payable In advance
RerEREScrs-Prrsdent Dew HHam Marp Professor lar
rison, unrey If Virginia; Hon. VIM Archer, Hasagton H.
F.. Harvic, Esp, RrLnOud
". II. HARRISON.
I'D ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17
Feb, 10

NrOTICE-T.Ie franklin Manufacturing Company ap-
pointed A. = Maddox their Agent, who VIII be furnished a,
hs Store, doors below the Bank Of Virginia with large
supply OF Writing Paper made their Mill
Foocap a,ca p1cket post and letter Paper all which he
SELL wholesale and retail such prices fail
satisfy public City and conatry merchants and citizens Of
the generally. especially invited examine his stock,
their domestic
features. RICHARD WHlTFIEl-D, President
Oct III fa-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

NOTICE TO PLANTERs.-The undersigned, inspectors al
Seahrouks Warehouse Richmond, take pleasure in
ing Tobacco Planters Of Virginia. that they have added
sheds 10 the Warehouse and are now ready 10 receive all tobacco
which think their for which
possible price will be obtained and taken 10
the tobacco from getting wet while in the warehonse
since the warehouse in bad epute with the
planters hut The present inspectors Them that every
thing will be done aid their interests by attending personally
inspection and Of tobacco They will b. glad 10 have
call from the former of the warehouse and the plant
generally. BuRCH & GOoDE,
Inspectors al SsabrooHs Uarthouse Richmond.
Jan. % eil-wow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

GaRD-A young gentleman from fc North, experienced
- Teacher who well recommended character,
and success In teaching wishes To obtain situa
non az Tutor In private family, in healthy gad OF Virginia.
note addressed to L. 0. " d., Box 32, Richmond Post Office
viii receive immediate attention
Frh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

Sale Of Mac Stock in The Upper .9ppomdt$r COmpaay
an FRIDAY, the fourth day Of March, lsi. III he s,d Il
~ tie highest bidder in the town Of Farnt" a The dnnr OF
the Stock Of all subscribers iofH New stock
the Upper Apponaox Company h;c delnlft in payment
nstamens due hcreon much thereof ~ may lie
the respective balances DUE. The Stn-ndcnis ri
Fanyile the Clerk Of the Company Petersburg ready
all payments which mas be offered t,'e the day OF
sale, and IL issue the scrip -
By THE rPEIiSyENDENTS.
Feb. 10 4S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, RIcHMosp FEB 7th, lsi2.
JlY virtue Of adopted By the General Assembly Of
I'D Virginia, the It'll day Of February, 1872 do hereby Civ
notice persons having claims the Stale Of Virginia for
Revolutionary land bounty their eirs assigns present TIE
adjustment. before The L.! day Of March, ISIS, or such
claims shall considered and held be- void
except Of sch Officers AMI soldiers returned To
Board War the close Of e.war entitled 10 land bounty
s. II. PARKER, Reg. H. OGer.
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL 1892
FRESH GROUND PLASTER, in casks always hand.
WYATT, WINSTON & POLLARD.
Inn I'm

NEW ROOk-BlNDERY, & BLANK BOOK MANUFACfORv,
Eight doors ADORE the OLD .Harhet Main street.
THE subscriber respectfully Informs The citizens of Richmond
and its vicinity that he has established Book Bindeiy In
the adjoining $ r. Barclays Bookstore for tile purpose Of
executing Book Binding Blank Book Manufacturing and Ruling
Paper In every form and lie has just returned
from the North with full supply of Binders Tools and stock
and prepared 10 Ike Blank Books to order in neat and
substantial nanner aud bn periodicals, publications. music
aud all kinds printed work. nj low prices and with nralness
aud despatch. JOHN b. EGE.
Sa-2awlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

TN CANCERY-virciSia:At Rules held 10 lie Clerk Of
flee Of the Circuit Superior Cont of Law and Csncey for the
County Of rncn and City Of Richmond The Chanccy side
the seventh day Of February, ls4a:
George w Ranlnp, adm. of Lewis Randolph, Plaintiff:
against
John iIeh John Smith Nicholas, and another, Defendants:
The defendants above nancd a entered their appear
aud given security according the Act Of Assembly and
Rules Of this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evl-
dence, that they inhabitants of this Commonwealth: II
ordcred That The sad defendants do appear NJ the Hres y be
held the first Monday in May and the bill ot The
plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
published in the City Of Richmond, for two
months succesye and pasted the front door Of the Capitol
in the said City. Copy-restc
WIN. C. SANDS, Cirrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

fQ,O LOVERS or FINE SHERRY WIHE.-upon The death
Of Antonio Ponar, Esq, late Spanish Consul ut Norfolk,
who famed far importing fine Sherry Wines, sent 10 his
request that ne would ship 20 or casks They have
arrived and fully expectations offer for sale
Of Wines paid Sir POmar, for
wines Tor myself aud friends; and hesitate no; To pro-
nounce them ine
Having hecn an importer Madeira Wines
YEAR, the of my loel my stock larger than desire 10
Keep therefore, offer for SALE hogslead and casks
Madeira Wine the vintage Of 1925, remarkably fine; pipes aud
l of the vintage Of 1926 pipes and Or casks of
later impor,ation ALSO Dr. cask Of very old Mamsey
will sell wines bc0w their value. Madeira $40 per
Dozen fully equal if SUPERIOR 10 wines have selling
from SIS 10 $40 per bottle Extra Pale Sherry double b.; aso
Sherry SD, SIG aud ss per Dozen The bot
Wine will be in off dozen eac and forwarded
any wishing 10 purchase
WM. FRENCH, French's Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
Ian s2-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

CEORGE W. TKUEHEART, ATTORNEY Al Law, CAdr
" lo,tese ya viii practice IN AbemaIt ravann a buck luck
ness condded To his will receive strict AMI prompt attention
viii attend the Collection Of CLAIMS in any OF the AL
lacent counties. ~
Retrenee-Kent Kendall & Atwater, H. w ~ Fry Co.
Drinker Norris Goode Seldom, v w Sontha en- r. ~,
horne f. & : James & Go Darlington, Tiurntdn Gibson
j. r. Taylor Geo. Jas Winston, cas. & Thos H. Ellis.
nec tS-2km
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

ITO JAMES r. MAY, CHARLES MAY AND OTHERS
Take notice that shall, TlirsdaY, tho lth day Of
sarc 1892 the hours of 10 O'Clock "a me morning ana
CO. in The town of Maysvile county OF aotnsam aud Stale
of Virginia. proceed take the deposilons :. se n Gaae anu
mined in the superior Law and chaey for the County
Of and state Of Virginia. in which we are plaintiffs
and YOU and others are defendants; and il from any cause INC
Aforesaid depsus shall not completed oHtc AUGMENTATION
Gu uas ai'! w" 70 ' BRANCH K HOLMAN.
con,lieeu' Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

ID OVAL PARRISH his thanks TO his friends and Gus
h toners for their liberal patronage, and hopes the will b,
extended the m He respectfully requests, that all per
indebted him will forward and discharge the same
as early as possible as it wish up his individual bu
sness immediately. oo -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

NTOTCE-A persons indebted the late firm Of Huston &
Smith requested cali the Office Of Richard Ill., Jr
Co.. aud make prompt payment. All the bonds notes, and
open due the late firm have heen placed in their hands
for adjustment Longer indulgence will not be allowed 10
MATTHEW HUSTON.
Fob,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

Ho-rAirN ERSIip.-Roya Parrish having associated hin-ei
~ in business Thomas L. BcaIry, the business VIII III IT,
tire be conducted under firm of PARRISH BEAZLEY, II
M. IL nd on ary