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Stone Cutting and Masonry.

ME subscriber offers services tho public in the
4 ns Of his business lie viii pu, up stone wall.
ne tended boarded % per perch,
IN be shan tend AMI boatd himself he VIII charge pa
cents per perch lie ~" 1T stone IN good and workman
like manner proporionallv low prices,
plain gave and tomb stones equally low.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Rehmoni Mach I6,h, le42 LII
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

Bunk Robbcry.-The Union Bank of Louisia-
m at Thrholeauxvie. was robbed on The night
Of the 2S;h alt ), Of $4,000. The bank was
frame building and was raised bv means of a
brick wall or underpinnng, about four feet ahov e
The ground Through this wall the thief first
made his way He then cut through the floor of
the bank, directly under the vault. INTO which he
assembled The money was not locked up IN any
case or box. but lay open IN the vault and was
therefore, easily discovered by the robber
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
Hogan again Arrested.

The Caroline Afuir.-An extra from the 10
chester Evening Pos, and another from The New
York Herald contain the following Information
respecting a second ares, of Hogan:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

Butter is improved bv working the second time
after tho lapse Of twenty four hours, when the
salt is dissolved, and the wa,ery PARTICLES can be
entirely removed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

Wheat at the coming HarreSt gentleman
OF close observation who ha. iist returned from
an extensive tour through the States of Ohio. In
diana, and Illinois, informs that The wheat crop
never looked more promising for abundant
harvest than it now does throughout the whole
wheat districts al the Wes,-Buf;,lo Com Adr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

6s temperate in ALL things.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

Soft Gingcrbread, very nce.--Four tea cups
of npur two cups Of mpiasses, haifa.cup Of but
ter two cups of bpttcrmtk, cup of thick cream,
three eggs, table spoonful of ginger, and the same
OF saleratus Mix them all together with The
cep,ion Of buitermrk, in which the saIeratus
must be dissolv ed and then added To the rest. Ii
must not stand long before being sen, to bake.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

II EE,S ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS For Sale whole
! 4 ssle and retail The BOOK STORE,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
scrans from the American A.ricuIturist.

To prerent dfpredations by Hauks-Ono or
more Guinea hens IN flock OF fowls IL is said
will effectually proven, moles lation from hawks
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

Bucklr1eat Cakes are less tough and not as H.
able to sour. when mixed with sat rising in stead
Of hop yeast.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

Mr.. Clayton. who made an ascension Mt \ ash
vile on the 30th uIt.. landed about 10 miles dis
tant from that city. and returned on the day fol
lowing with his balloon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

Drop Cakes--One quart Of milk large TEA
spoon full Of ) leratus dissolve ed IN cup Of cream;
10 which stir IN -four very smoothly until a thick
batter. Then DIP your spoon III milk and with II
place yonr batter at short distances IN a buttered
pan. Very delicate made entirely Of cream, Ell
Their " iIh without eggs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

Clutirated Cranberries were exhibited by >
Rates. Bllliagham, Norfolk Co, Mass grown on
his own land He states that Glow meadow land
is best for them prepared III tho first instance in
the same manner as for grain. The Wild cram
berry is transplanted into this in rows 20 inches
apart. At first they require slight hoeing. at-
forwards they spread and cover the fell. Prodnc-
ing crops annually thereafter without further
culture. In this condition they produce much
larger and finer fruit than their wild state, the
Weld being from 300 to 300 bushels per acre,
worth on nj avera GO in the Boston market at least
ono dollar per busheI. A damp soil, or when wet
predominafed, has generally been considered ne
cessary, bu, Mr.. Bates thinks this not essential
10 their successful cultivation; any soil unless
when inclined TO bake will answer Euly III the
spring the be5, time for transpan,ing.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

"Sirteen acres of Cabbage, planted on the farm
If Lambert Wvckofo by Peter Walsh IN BushwIrk
Kings Co., produced 81 ,l2O heads which sold for
S243i,T.
The sod was turned over in the fall and cross
ploupheJ IN the spring. Fifty cart loads OF street
manure from \. York city was put on An acre.
a, a cost delivered on the farm, of 40 cents per
load, and tho whole cos, OF cultivation $40 pei
acre"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

NomiqationS.-The President has nominated
Alexander Hamilton, Jr. of New York. 10 be
Secretary of Legation TO Spain. in place Of Mr.
CogsweI, who declines the nomination.
Mr.. Cogswefl has been employed by John ia
cob Aston. Of New York. to 60 to England to pur
chase Library for the city of New York, which
is TO cost half miirn of dollars
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

4 GREAT variety of VEGETABLE GARnEN SEEDS
n jI.t received; among which are she following:
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lhe Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned on
me 9th INST. The Philadelphia American saws:
during that period they have contrved by their
wise legislation To cripple several banks-to de-
press the notes Of the various banks issued under
'he Relief Law, Sl.7GO .0O0 from 10 TO 20 per
cent, below par. They are 10 hold an extra ses-
sion in June next ;,
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For saIe At ne DJVA , IVIsL.
Richmond, April 15.h, lole.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

No. IL. East Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohio
RE prepared to offer their friends and Customer,
cHoice selection of Goods :heir line al yery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
TIE EM u, Meol poratson.

Tie bin 80 incorporate the Society for the relief
of snperannusted and disabled Ministers of the Virgil
ma Anal Conference Of the Methodist Protestant
Church their widows and orphans, has been taken up
on motion Of Mr Smith OF Northumberland and called
forth ,rry interesting discussion, for portion OF the
two last days in the House of Delegates The debate
was principally confined 10 two conference.-the Scott
of FauQuer, aud Gen. Baldwin Of Augusta. They put
forth their strength upon the occason-and went over
tie whole ground Of the constitutional power, and Of
the p,opriety Of establishing Religious IncorpoTa-
ton for any pu-pose.-Oa Tuesday, Mr.. Scott began
w,,h an argument against The bill Gen. Baldwin re-
ped-and lie was followed BY NJ. Scott, by way OF
replication.
Yesterday, Gen Baldwin concluded the argument,
IN support o. the b-when the vote was taken, and
tie bill rejected, ayes -, noes -.
We cordially concur with the decision OF the House
We jealous pcope-jealous Of all appearance OF
tie anon between Church aud State; lest, like the mus
'rd seed the Scriptures, II should ultimately produce
a tree T!ch should oycrshaaow all the land. "lncor
pofae religious sect, for purposeand it may
lead 10 the incorporation Of others Tor other purposes
and where vii! i stop May not system grow up,
winch the aw Of 80 declares, may be "incon'sten,
with the principles OF the Constitution, and OF religious
@edom, and man,tes,ly tend 10 the c-estab!ishment
q National Church"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
Correspondence of yesterdays Sae'd.

"rhe Supreme Court commenced its sessSn this
morning. in the vauled chamber in the Capitol Mt
o'clock, Mr. Chief Justice Taney, with his associate
Justices. Story. Baldwin, Mclean, Wayne, Catron,
Mckinley, and Daniel, entered the Court, wiz, their
black gowns, and took their seats At signal from
the Marshal, the Crier of the Court, said: 'Oyes-O
yes-all ye that have business with This honorable
Court, draw nigh and give ear ior the CocI' IS now III
session-God bless the United States AID this honora-
BILE Court The Chief Justice stated That iher homo
rable associate, Mr. Thompson had been detained and
would not be present till tomorrow Tue Court de-
clincd hearing any to-day, and adjourned. In
the Bar, several Distinguished lawyers OF the land
Walter Jones. Mr.. Coke, Frank Key, and others
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
EOR TIE E.NpuIRER.

To Tie .HcmbcrS IF he General .4ssemMy.
"l do wish that Legislature could be induced to
take:a rational course in relation to the Banks So
said sound practical statesman 10 the wr,er'the other
day; aud so wish the great body of your constituents
gentlemen. For, mind you, II is not alone the Loco
Focos, ESQ nicknaned) that feel indignant at The evils
and nquities springng from Banking System, in
obliged and pampered the banks are by law-ina-
kers Go to the Bank Federal,s:s Ohe rioters Of that
stamp, mean,) and you will find many Of them sra
bid against State Banks. They will tell you, that
these Banks roten-ought 10 be curbed crushed
and that we must have a National Bank powerful
enough 10 curb and crush them. They seem not to
CONSIDER that such "Great Regulator" they want,
might, itself, need regulating and curbins They seem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tuesday, Jan. ~, lcie.

Resolutions were offered by tic following gentlemen
and adopted by the House:
BY Mr.. HARRELL, That the Committee Oh the 'iil''
tia Laws inquire into the expedency Of exemp,ng she
riffs AMI their deputies from the performances Of military
duties in time of pcace-By Mr. VAscE, That The Com
mi,lee of Roads AID internal Navigation inquire 'n'o
the e1pedency of amending the charter OF the CacaPon
and North Branch Turnpike Company-By MIR. b.Lb-
WIS, That the Committee for Courts Of Justice inquire
whether the law in regard sales Of property ds'rain-
ed for rent requires ame ndment-By Mir ToLEr, Ina,
the Committee on Banks have authority TO send or per-
and papers during The investigation "i The SUBJECTS
committed TO said committee and That they have the
power direct such documents TO he printed relating 10
said subjects as 10 them may seem e1pedient
Societg for lie ReEef Of Disabled ministers
An engfoased bill to incorporate the society for the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
FARMERS BANK

FARMERS BANK.
Directors oflhe Farmers Bank aud Branches Tor inc
year 1872 appointed by the Stockholders and the Exc
cutive:
by the &oehholderS-Wm IL. Maclarilnd, Samn'l
Marx, James Dunlop, James Boslcr, Subject MeGfu'
der
By he Erccutire-Saml. Reeve, J. 3. IIarvie, Ar
chibald Peasants Norman Stewart
BIZ The stoehholders-N. c. Whitehead, W. G. Camp,
Charles Reid, Fred w. Sou,lga,e.
By The Erccutire- WIN. +. Cunningham VIM. ).
Mallory, james e.. Graham.
PETERSBURG.
By the Stockhoidcrs-Wm Robertson, Stephen &.
Wells, Robert c. Egerton Lewis + Hicks
By the Ereeutire-P. b. Osborne, David Dunlop, }.
D. White
By the Stockholders-John ii. Wallace, VIM Reid,
Stephen J. Blaydes, Geo. Hamilton
By the E1ecmtirc-Thomas IL. Bolts, w Z. Beele,
John J. Berry
By The Stockholdrs-Wm. Radford Christopher
Wimlree, David W. Burton, Samuel Miller
By the E1ccutire-John &. Meem, Richard Tyree
Ammon Hancock.
ByMe Stoekhoiders-Jas Nj. Mason, Philip Williams
Jr.,- jacob Sensenny, Abrum Miller.
ByM Erceutiec-John +. Page, John W. Miller
John Bruce
DANvILIE
By The s'ockhofders-Thomas Rawlns, Jas. NJ. Will
liams, Samuel Ayes, Jno I Patterson -
By The Ereeutire-Wm. NJ. Treadwuy,' John w
Paxton Beverly Lindsay
FakMvILLE.
| By the Sfockhoiders-N. f. Venable, John w. Nor
ton John W. Dupny, James NJ. McNutt.'
| BIZ the Erecutirc-James ID. Wood, Patrick Jackson
| Geo. w Daniel
| CHARLOTTESVILLE
| Bythe SorLholdcrs-John II. Jones, A. McKee, VIM
| Garth & llornsey.
By Me Erccutise-Dayid Hancock b. ii. Magrudcr
A. Gooch.-
WYTliEyIILE.
| BIZ the Soekholders-Steven H. McGavock, Robert
Crockett WIN. II. Spller, J. II. Miller
By the Erecutire-John p. Matthews, Ephraim Nc
Gavock, Robert Gibbony
| President Of the Farmers Bank at Richmond and
John Brockenbrough Esq, President Of the Bank oil
Slruinla uRaai,n0usiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

Marriages.
Married "Wednesday, the sin Inst. Is The Rev Robert Z
Loving a Et,k: Il. WooosnS, Miss NiEo,Ns + t"Tn, all
Cumberland.
~ The Wing will please copy.
married. The 10th u!imo, GAINESVILLE Tennessee, W lhe
Rev. ruh,n Ross JAMES u DonIc Esq, Of that place 10 Miss
AS>g daughter al Major James Garland Of Lyhcnhnfg Va
Married. the I'D oil Dccrnbr by the Rev. jain kirkpatrick,
alr. C,pLEs \. WArkSS uf Farnvs Ia Miss iLHHiEIIA
Rt "a, Of buckingham county.
Love led the way-ilopc be"kond on
And Fortune smiled and sad:
Ms back thee IN never tiTn,
Proud SW an aui bl'i>ilGg Maid. .
Married "Wednesday ,.od n., by the Rev Phlip =
Montague III M,ilrsey, Dr. THuAs iIr>uLsr :" N"iiasnr
ssey Hiss M,c, f. second dausic. u Captain Charles "
Ian ton, uf EsSer.
"lIan, the Hermit, sighed 'tin Woman smiled
l~J- The Wig and Reli gions Herald viii pra.r copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

At large and respectable meeting Of the Democra
tic Republican party Of Chesterfield county, held al the
Court House Monday the 10th day of January, that
being court day: Iiggerson Hancock, Esq was called
the Chair, and Patrick Cannon Esq was appointed
Secretary Thereupon the object Of the meeting being
explained by appropriate remarks from the Chair
Il was unanimously
l. Resoired, That this meeting does most cordially
approve ofhc Convention Of Republicans 10 be held III
the city Of Richmond the ID day Of February next.
. Resotesd, That fifteen delegates be dcpned from
this county TO attend SAID Convention.
3 Rsoirsd, That the following gentlemen be ap.
pointed delegates from this county, viz James Elam
Charles Friend ID. II Fournoy, Woodson Hancock,
Anderson Edwards, T. H. Brooks, VIM. Goode, Jr,
WIN. Gray Green Hal, john +. Iohbs, Samuel lay
lor Jr, Alexander Jones, Thomas Gregory. Ir, VIM
+. Bankcnship, aud Samuel Basse, French.
l. Resoieed, That our delegate James IL. Cox, be
specially requested 10 act member oi the Comven
ton.
s. Rcsoired, That the Chairman and Secretary Of
this meeting be added to the delegation
6. ResOrfd, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by The Chairman and Secretary and forwarded
10 the Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg Statesman
for publication.
HlGGERSON HANCOCK, Gin.
- Sgr'u
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Of February.
FATQTIER COUNTY.

FAVQUIER COUNTY.
AT a meeting OF a portion of the Republican Party
Of Fauquier County held a, Warrenton, at December
Court, lo4l, Gen. John Il. Wallace, called to the
Chair, and Major j. III. Wilhers, was appointed Secre-
tary.
The object Of the meeting being explained by the
Chairman Mr. French offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resoired, That the Chairman appoint thirty dele.
gates to attend the Democratic Convention TO be held
in the CITY Of Richmond, the I'd day of February,
next.
The Chair then appointed James French, Major G.
Ilunton, Col. w X. Smith, Capt. John Brown, DR.
Khps,ne, Inman Ilornrr, w W. Wallace, JOS tlorner,
John b. Downman {. Chiffon, j. NJ. Saunders, DR..
Cloplon, Lewis Edmonds, X. NJ. Johnson, l.. Hutch
ison, Lycurgus Smith, Worden Grigsby, j. &. Beale,
Rodhan Eskridgc, W. H. Page, II. II. Foo,e, J. Black
well, J. NJ FAINT, r. II. Gains, DR.. Thompson, X. En-
brv, T. Il. Warder, ii. t. FAINT, Col. L. Porter, J. a.
Lee, 7. NJ. llirs, and Major Payne.
Rcsrired, That the Chairman and Secretary he ad-
ded TO the Delegates TO said Convention.
II. WALLACE, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

The Washington Correspondent, Of the New York
Courier and Enquirer expresses some doubt ABOUT MIR
Webster continuance in Office. lie says, that "Alr
Webster and feels the painful circumstances in
which he placed By pursuing erroneous course Of
policy, remaining in oice) Let Us hope that he also
sees that is no, too late 10 recede That he has only
10 withdraw himself from the dangerous alliance 10
.lch he now clngs, TO be received once more into
The confidence Of hs old friends the original Wing
p.r,v
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THE LEXINGTON cADETsl

THE LEXINGTON tADETsl
This fine corps (about az Cadets presen commenced
their examination Tuesday aS in the ifst Baptist
Church. There were some members o1 lhs Legisia'
ture and several citizens present-thoush the lncle
nent day prevented general attendance. leey were
strictly examined on the highest branches Of Maihe-
ma,ics-and we but express the opinous of gentle.
men, who are acquainted with the subject, that they
exhibited an admirable proficiency in that SCI
ence Their diagrams and algebraic calculations on
the black board were performed with the greatest Ia
cllity-and the problems propound'd 10 then,' fapay
and clearly resolved The gave great sat'siac-
ton Yesterday the Examination was continued IN The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

Correspondent in Washington, in one of the papers,
notices "an incident in the House of Representatives,
this session. which has perhaps, never before been wat
messed by that body 1t is that of father and son oc-
cupyinc seats as members next 10 each other refer
to General Dodge of Michigan, and his son, General
Dodge, Wisconsin There is also, relative appro-
priaencss in their constituency, as Michigan may De
called the parent Of Wisconsin, and there - moreover
coincidence in their characters. Both OF them nave
distinguished themselves rs brave men IN encounters
with the Indians and both re Democrats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

inwsi departments Of til, kiafaaii;s by the junior
eessca with equal A. The days have oec'ne
brighter, hope the Cadets will be able 10 ENJOY inc
beneGt-r seeinr their friends exhibiting their cvou
TONS and receiving those military honoFs whoa are
due 10 their President and themselves.
Yesterday DR. L'y5urn's motion, leave Wa
granted for the use Of the Halt Of the H. Of D. ocon
tinue the Examination of the Cadets during such hours
as the House are not in session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

Mr. WHITE is preparing magnificent New Years
treat for his Feadera, in of the largest and best
sinule numbers that have been issued from the
Messenger press We loered awhile in ms oilice IN
the Christmas holydays that might, under an Edl-
tors privilege see what was in press for his January
number, and thus satisfy curiosity, which s always
excited towards the end Of the month, with regard 10
what our iavorite periodical has in store for us we
found this successful caterer Of literary dantes hard at
work, endsavoring to make up for lost time an unioT-
tuate accident having thrown him back few days with
his next number, which he is bringing out more 'an
half as large again usual, and doubly iTeshied with
rich articles Some of them unusually good In
glance al tie sheets, we nfe particularly struck with
The "Is,ory of The Whisksy lnsarIeco or in renn
tary of the Navy" Among many other excellent
pieces may name "Femas Influence, capital Pi'
story .'Ihe White Fawn "lhe University Of sT-
Ginin !" "'Three Sabbath Mornings : "lhe Sunless
Child" by Mrs Seba Smith, perfect gem "Aec''a-
tons among the Tonbs, BY Erasius Brooks, excellent
ssThe Eloqucnce OF New England with other very
readable and interesting productions.
In consequence Of the accident before men'on'''
the January issue will not come out I'LL The 18th
IPitLmosd Compiler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
Deaths.

Died, the Sih instant GEaALDSs eldest daughter OF N
r. WATSON. III this city, aged years and II months
Died al his residence the county Of Buckingham on Mon
day morning. the instant, Of good old MAYOR y lillian
py formerly resident Of this city, u her most respected
citizens meiubrr ii her a lie was the co'
81 Wytean the father a Governor Du
val I'll Florida -,
Died suddenly in Medsevilc. Monday morning. ne ID
instant Cob Ttcas HAYsr,, Treasurer OF Georges, ana NE
staunc and abb. 1.-The Standard Of the Union LIE
was long prominent and ardent Politician AMI enjoyed lille
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

IUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESfATE-WiI he Soli 20 i'a
highest bidder the premises for cash. on aioNDAf to
instant about Of Land the amnnkey river al
oninr The William H. oanr, Carter a,inn aud others,
and i, that part ak-y Tract called Blakey's Quarters.
The Land lies IN the county 81 Hanover,
eighteen Richmond, from the Old Church. and
half from New Castle wiener from The last inent"i'
place produce may shipped the c Of Richmond 81 thr
Northern markets
Til. Of Land Is surpassed by none III lower Virginia.
being particularly The culture WHEAT tobacco,
&C.. &c. abundant, supply Of the best Mari and
Green Sand
am authorized say. that Tie Tract Of Land adohln2 IN
above called "Bl1ckwrsi formerly owned by Mr. d. Ia"
containing acres, Will he Sold Al The same TINE ai
place terms which, together with BlakrS 1ut
iers equal the size Of II, 10 any on III
pamunkey River. ,.-. -,
The subscriber found a, his residence, adjoining TIE
premises pleasure showing the abosr lands -
,mJ,vi,u,ls ,vi.hina u purchase. H. VI. 4. TOMiIS
H., "a ,G-@,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13
EnNl.NRN ACAllENN.

rs,E next Session Institution wl commence he nrt
nj February n s!Iafd Caroline County. about 'y
miles north chmohd three mlS rom me RICHMOND dhi
Railroad. stud nis coming by the railroad WI
Obtain
he Academy. Tie o Instruction comprises the Ian
and Sciences The prce Of board and milton.
including Washing bedding and fuel, Tor the session OF ave
anon las, is 500 PAYABLE IN advance. -. . -, r..
Parents wishing place Their sons n Nus SEMINARY VIII l'
her letters Acarny Caroline county, Va aidrs'
10 +. ". Coleman . :, c,,.
R.,.s.xrt,-on. r. ". T. Hunter, If E4ssi. Dr. Cntbin
IRA o ~ Rng Eliaw; Dr Oliver Christian, q CasrS, e''
t, " Il. johnson, # Ft,rsjsrg Francis R!rcs ESQ., it.
oyr col! ". Cooke, ~ PVrfs nth ~ n,.ieh"'
~ yorf Or Loolwyne, NJ Southampton lion Jno J. nl-o
ri Southampton. Hon joel flol!eman St "s anu -
esnrI Harrison George Tucker, and w d. Rogers " ne
e"re''"9" '"s'"' / w COLEMAN, 4 81, Prar.pa.
J. D COLEMAN
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4''fF'' - 'I'T'''''T'I
Jan. II s6-wsw'

IN CHANCERY:-vEGsI.:-O a Eorogn .7iiachmrGt.-a Al
Rules held the Clerk Office r Clrcmt Superior C"t
of Law Clancrry The county Chesterfield
DAY III January. in the year lsia:
Samuel Hancock, Paniif
against
Jo.n l!,'h, John Farar, Charles !. McNurdo and Thomas
Hall, Defendants
John irih having entered his appearance and gwen
suty according tlr act If asrmi. and the rules Of tins
and appearing irnce the lie
rndlnt John llrtl lnhablB of this Commonwealth,
That defendant, John rt appear
The day March and answer the PLAINTIFF
that copy Of this order be- inserted III ncwSpap.
published In Richmond for months snccessIgrh
posted door ii til" tnt house Of The comfy.
copy-!tstr,
U. POINUEATER. T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-13

We are requested by Mr.. jaws ii. Cox, Of Ches-
tprleld, to that he will not be candidate 10
resent Thai county in the next House Of Delegates