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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-06
ST. Johnsbury, May 10, 1912.

lawyer once jeerngy asked Quaker if he
could tell the difference between also and iitet0ise
"Oh, yes" replied the Bunker portly, Erskine 10
a great lawyer, his talents are admired by every
one; you are lawyer also, but not like sise.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-06

In the case of the application of Colt, the muir
derer of Adams, in New York, for new trial, the
Court refused granting it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-06

True. An obstinate man does not hold opin,-
ions, but opinions hold him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-06
AGRICULTURAL.
SOWING CORN FOR FODDER.

To the editor Of The Neto England Farmer:
Dear Sir-Your paper and others have said
much about sowing corn for fodder but have
not seen any articles containing full directions for
raising this crop. Will you be so kind as TO sup.
ply this deficiency?
We want to know the manner of preparing
the land the amount of manure to be applied |;
the time and manner of sowing; the method of
curing the fodder, and such other things as your
experience will suggest.
Last year ] planted the Hartwell corn and
found it a valuable variety. Would this be good
kind to SOW?
Your OBI servant, s.w.
REPLY. Mr. Ellsworth of Washington recon-
nends sowing broadcast and would put four
bushels OF seed per acre. His mode of preparing
the land we have not learned. Our own pIactice
has differed from his. We prepare the landFby
blowing and narrowing ms for corn. Then mark
or furrow out about four feet apart Then put in
The drill five or six cords of good compost per
acre-level down the surface Of the compost with
a hoe-then sow thick, putting perhaps three
bushels OF seed per acre. The seed is scattered
so as TO give belt of plants nearly one loot wide
on each drill the plants stand rery thick q. The
land is TILED much as for potatoes in drills AS
soon as the spindles are fairly open we begin TO
cut, and each evening take to the bnrh as many
as will be wanted for the stock that evening and
the next morning. This we continue until all are
consumed. Had we more than were required Tor
use in green state, we should cut up before tho
frost had taken much hold of The leaves bind in
bundles and cure in the field, as the top stalks are
usually cured. In order TO have this green feed
in good state from August to October, the parts
OF the field should be planted ar three or four
different times from the first of May up to the
middle Of June. Even later Than that will do in
many seasons. We have good crops upon
sward land from which crop ofhay was taken
about the first Of July; the land was then plowed
and sowed. Should the autumn be warm, the
corn thus sowed would give good yield Of fod-
der.
The Hartwell corn has too small stalk Tor
his purpose The Southern corns do well. Even
the humbug Chinese Tree Corn gives noble
stock Of very good quality. N. L. Farmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-06
MONTPELIER, JUNE 6, 1912.
POETRY.
SOME LOVE STRONG RUM.

Am Some lore 10 rodm'
Como love strong Rum or the Alo's white foam,
When the bung-hole whistles free
And for right good cheer some tipplo beer,
But tho limped stream for me.
To the forest shade or tho mountain glado,
SO CHEEKY forth go,
10 drink my ell at the gurgling rill,
When the sun is sinking low
In the stream dip my glowing lip,
And the cooling draughts pour inj
ask no spring of brandy sling,
Or toddy made of Gin
For what nature gave I only crave,
The fount that gurglcs free
The greenwood trees, cooling breeze,
And a limpod stream for me.
BECOME, VIE RUM.
Am Begone, dull care
Begono, vile rum, prithee bogone from me,
Begone, vile rum, thou and shall never agree.
Long time hast thou destroyed my home,
And fiin thou would'st mo kill,
But, thou monster, demon rum,
Thou never shut have thy viii.
Too much vino will mako young man run mad,
Aud too much gin an old man ugly and sad,
The -~lgc is signed, my wife shall sing
AHd happily pass the dayi
Cold water is one of the sweetest things
To Danish grief awny.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-06
WATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL.
sa1N ADVANCE, $50 AT THE END OF THE YEAR.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed al The Cd Session of the 27h Congress
[oFFIcIAL PUBLICATION. |

[PUBLIc-No. 10.
AN ACT making appropriations for the civil and
diplomatic expenses of Government for the year
eighteen hundred and forty-two.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-10

portunity of communicating 10 Lord Abet.
deem, in the manner which you may deem
most expedlent, the substance Of this DIES.
patch and you viii rccevcfurtllcr instruc.
iions respecting the case Of The Creole
unless il shall become the sublec, Of
discussion at Washington.
In all your COMMUNICATIONS with Her
Maicsty's Government, you will seek 10
impress il with full conviction Of the dan.
gerous importance to the peace Of the Two
countries Of occurrences Of this kind, and
the delicate nature Of the questions 70
which they give rise.
am, sir, your obedieni servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
EDWARD EVERETT, ESQ, &c., &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-10

cessary that duties be laid for the encour.
agement and protection Of manufacturers
Now il cotemporaneous coDs,ruclion-that
important and just rule Of Interpretation
could ever decide case--if those, who
frame an instrument are able 10 explain It's
meaning, we think, tia, the constitutional
i,y of protective tariff, is placed beyond
dispute. If the name of Washington and
Madison have any influence, they come in
here to sustain the position we have taken.
And this argument is strengthened by the
fact that this construction Of the consti,u'
ton has been acquiesced in from that time 10
this, as wlll be shown in our next. Ii.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-10
TENNESSEE.

The Legislature Of this State adjourned
sine die on the 9Th instant, without clecting
Senator'S to Congress, the last move on the
board by the majority Of tho Senate being
to propose bargain with tho Wing ma.
Jorlty Of tho House of Representatives
land Of the Legislature) 10 elect one Wing
Senator If the Wings would agree TO elect
a second to be selected for them by tho
aiinorlty which pleasant arrangement tho
Wings declined.
During the Session an act was passed
authorizing n bounty of fifty cents per
pound upon the production in Tennessee oil
rcoled or raw silk, capable Of beng
wrought into substantial fabric, and OF
ten cents per pound upon cocoons.--Ndt
Intel
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-10

What NcH7--A Correspondent of tao
National ln,cIligcncer," who signs him,
soil " A Member Of the South Carolina
legislature denies that the Nuliicrs cy.
er contemplated dissolution Of the Union
we shall expect TO see il asserted neYi,
that the solo object Of the Notification par
ty was 10 "prcscryc the Union. Regis
ter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-10

An lngenius Yankee is said to have
manufactured from one dandy--a mon
Key an ape, two baboons, and puppy
lie thinks he might have made two more
puppies II he had carricd on the process
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

AID FOR SAEI offer for sale the Tract Of Land which
IL reside county Of Henrco. II Is miles from the
CITY Of Richmond, from the Brooke Turnpike. II
contains @ acres of which li3 and fraction low grounds
living on the Chckahnminy vrr-t1 uf highland and
yen fraction Of low grounds unclearrd
tenr in The original gro, cnnainn. good wood aud excel
npamd- rcdd III clover aud Herds
Is III All improving condition 70 The Land from fresh,
cts anal has been from extreme pcn, OF the low
sunas Y" The ether upwards of 600 yards IN length and near
~ ett Wide Throughout this extent. has been regularly
uksd anu banked aud by his body Of as rich land as
ran ~ ouu IN The neichhoood has been entirely rrcaied-
cu',ea dsu summer las experiment. on part Of the re
claiea iihu oo mus OF tobacco and warranted In say
ing the crop was IL I'm injured by hai any in
virginia an e uhr.ared high tobacco land of first rate
qualify me crop I" Corn, now he high land, will he be-
tween six and seven hundred barrels The mari
been used only 10 limited extent The inproveme
good but plain The dwelling Of wood with rooms
recently been thoroughly repaired The oui houses con-
Of kitchen, with excellent rooms laundry with 3
rooms and well Of the best water The garden is
large productive rpion of yees
tabes-and crnamenrd with variety "f plants
New stables for 90 ard horses good barns hay
Sheds cabins for the accommodation Of my
believe healthy spot as any 10 ne found anywhere
This tract formerly divided into OF rather 200
acres eaeh and If desed will be again divided and s.s
Istey invite purchasers. visit the property. My will
acconmodstIng &c sold privately before the LIST Of
GEO. r. KENYON.
Noy S3-lts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

NAVY DEPARTMENT. l7th Oct, lsia-sraled Proposals
will he received this Department, until O'Clock, M o
the 18th November furnishing tile materials
and constructing Depot for the preservation of the Charts anu
Instruments belonging the Navy with lis necessary "bs'a
tories, granite Piers,
The Depot consist Of central building of fifty feet square
with wings If twenty-five feet in length aud eighteen ee'
wide-tlie whole o le built ri brick.
Plans and specifications will be exhibited at this Department
persons wishing bid fer the The excavation 10 We
con pleted the present Winter materials be furnished
Of the best quality aud the work 10 bs done in the best ind
and the satisfaction Of the oner
The construction buildings Pa, mems to
ntene month"; and then nnly on niis
certified 10y the superincndlng officer, ana approved 10y The 60
crety Of the Navy all The bills rs CO"
lateral security until the whale shall be completed to the eh'e
satisfaction ,f the department. . 1890
honl Tor the faithful performance of the contract WIN w
satisfactory securities shall be gwen ur onetrd the estimated
0c, Ok ~ ~ 49, 49-tI5N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS ~ ToBACCo.-The foowins
amend the act entitled IAN act 10 rednce
in force concerning the Inspection
Of lobncco passed 9Th March, 1926 Is published Tor ths lnoIn
concerned, nni more especially TO dealers III
upland tobacco the advantage They would derive er
nf charee directing their tobacco 10 De o'ea IN m
Public Warehouse.
further enacted That, il any hogshead OF Tobacco
inspected upland ns ctlo and shall al
stored in any warehouse In the city OF Richmond
Petersburg other than the pnhc warehouse ~
m. said CITY and the town Petersburg the Commonwealth
shall not be- liable for the destruction Of such tobacco ny
any whatsoever unless at the time wien tc same
stored I'm such other warehouse there at least eshteenihun
dred horsheads if in The city Ricmond or If IN the town o.
Petersburg hundred and seventyhve hoe-leaas IN me
lie wareho Sc aforesaid or unless the inspectors thereof so
such tobacco on storage OF wheh met
Nun Nun e INC" u'' " e 52-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

aW SCHOOL ct STAUN1oN;-ihe neal srs W., ,"I
sr,cnl will commence goth day Of Nnvri'". neat M"
M ,iI, I,y If march loving r, the Plan a'"iird
M n ,c .. i ;i.st session and found hy - experience
RE most elri instruction impaired y means OF o eA-
sous and thorough examinations on tie eat bohs' WV" wa
h r, Hooks employed are, ch;,;y's blackstone
Commentaries Iomar- Disest lomaS on Executors ann
ns,,aors stephen Pleading ls volume OF Chlty OIL
Is, volume Of Sarhe IN the Law Of Evidence francs
If Eruity and lube's Equity Pleading lhs pn?s ae 90
, loo classes Those beginning The study "i n!tla ~
constitute The Junior and Iose who have maas sIen =,
go % 81 Class Three days in zach week are drvieo u
, ami Of each day To the seniors
when The Juniors attend niiheu being .aaneai s
,,f y, IN, Junioy when Seniors attend anu are eAah
with tlrm on the lesson Of the day. by this slenna :" M
,.,.s 80 in n, exces Of each uihes. 10 some extent
80, nr mi.n of The analytic and synthetic method IN 'e s"y
If The Law is effected advantageous 10 bot bn mere I
" The Seniors who whilst mastering Tie deia'ls n e
are reviewing and amiari,ihs themselves VIII W.
,n,I ANALYSIS and comprehensive outline al si W M a.n
n Tr Juniors wiiI commence with Chiys iacs sohei 't
snnr, th fuckers Commentaries II desirable INA M
.nul c,ne furnished with The text BOOKS zee or ~
curr 500 p,y able IN advance lf further ihufma.o nc ue
rrI Il can be obtained by corresponding WIN ' m;,nsnv
s,,,, a,h .uao,,. lsl,. 33-w.auS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15
twice n week,

- 90 Decd of Trust from Edmund T. " iehha u ,,
Is n dns the day ei July n asn made for the pur-
zero ,' y, G,r,b ~. offer for sa'r Dy P"o' 49,, a.
% N. premises county aforesaid; on na @ rsi .r day
@ w ,hs Tract of Land which The said H,. . IN
i c,naning by survey obi acres, anu , %,pt out
.'r>' .a;ch j. large brick dwelling, VIVA eAoeien' @
' and urcs barn aud thrrshins machine 'ne w 49,,
"' s,,, Much n land is highly lhit s' 81:
"''i'te ,Yh uauk fences II Is remarkable Tor us
" ] AMI a. A residence few situations are more ,
% m- and place aud III pursuance OF iie same aee"'
~ M 80 ~, sale seventv.cnc slaves They are frhENao!
VS. having always lived on the same land are I'a''ru
10 thnsr who wish establish pian','"'i 1,,s
& s,r many excellent house servants ana "ie'na''S '
,ll.ins carpenters. SC So -,i, or o,. and TWO years
rs.,r riyn. bond and approved security ana useu VI
@ m. property. The slaves VIII De SOFA 10Y I'nus
+, ~. s,- he completed TIE hfs Jay y WI wv N
i"m ia! !" I'd! III " " holm " TAZENE ELI. Tus,ces
JAMES NJ. WlCkuAM,
''' " 4S-:ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

(2EMALE SCHOOL Tine subscriber, having engaged Miss
Sarah TOTE accomplished lady from Philadelphia "a" an
daughters, will br pleased To receive INTO hi-
fmy lIdes. who VIII be Instructed III all lie use
n branches of finished female education
selected and engaged for the subscriber ny me
Rev m uduH and the Rev DR. J. Mcknight oI Pladel-
phia the uGqrsi;Unabe testimony 10 Her o-
raj A. Intellectual worth and recommend Ter rs young
ell qualified every respect a m insrictrrss
Tr School III tile lGI OF January lei3 ana r'ose
on ti Ot Of Drcembrr, vacation during the month oi
August. -,
A. the chic. object n the School the educliion OF my dangh
ter the numhri Of pupils viii he Limited To ~
lU0 hoard and tuition III all or any OF Tile Ehss"
branches, includin. bed, washing, fuel lights, &C. -,
Frrlch "a.
Music, ,sit The of Piano, =,
Painting and Drawing, ~
Ornamental Work,
The location cdately the stage road from Tnrpaa
mock 10 Richmond miles from The former and thirty SIX
from The Latter pace-tc n-ighoro"d agreeable aud cene-
and The situation kabe lis ratness In the event Oh
srkarss attention viii he be,o"e WIN a'e
tai care and charge made for professional sevlcer SHOULD
any liz rendered
An advance of 30 rsiraheone half Of the resi-
due 10 be paid of July and the balance at The emu on Inc
year. r,u,;. ,.s,, >, !, 5,,
p nnI'er of pupils limited none viii be received
Tor Il r> than ~ months.
References are made to John r Mcclure, Rev Philip
Nou,rur and Mr. James of Essex Messrs O'er
Wlr nnd John " Dew of King Queen; MIR. Robert Pollard
and m A. iiaw,s King Wliam Nj Nurhon- H. sutton anu
Col Ru b. uf caroiinr Mr. Wm H. 1a!loe I" Richmond
Address the subscriber, at MiIlcr's Tavern, Va.
Midway i:ss.a ctiny, Va, Sept. III, 1872 49-tiuJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

nor LEASE, the Coal Mines, well Blount's Pits
sometimes, called the Eina Pits recently worked by Hil
Brown Co.. immediately ai"inn. Tie Black Heath Mines IN
thecounty OF Chesterfield The coal from these mines stands
unqie"e oquay has long BEEN used for manufacturing
purposes and especially approved orye and Snt' Coal
The Of the Tariff pvnPin ir Coal business rea
sonabe peection Renders this properly al this tine IN advnn
oec, 10 disposed 10 engage in the
With Minrs, the lcsse. olnn un reasonable
engines Top the ot,er ali underground engine
both of these pod working cnndinni the
cspers be in working condi
The will be- liberal ime and rent For further
particulars apply 10 Alexander Duv in Richmond or Tue sub
scrI-r living at the mines ELIJAH BRUMMELL.
Sent Is 3S-tlstDoc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

NOTICE The Franklin Manufacturing Company have APP
~ pointed A. l. Maddox their Agent, who vii! he furnished nj
hi. store, two doors tie Bank OF virginia WIN Isr
s,u, Of all The varieties Writing Pap-! made al their NH
vi fscap acap packet aud letter Par, all whch lie
sell by wholesale retail such prices az cannot ia u
satisfy m. uc CITY country merchants and citizens OF
the State generally respectfully invited to examine his stock
and is their interest TO eneonrnse domestic manu-
features. RICHARD WHITFIELD, FTesnehs.
Dc | GIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15
TaylorsviIle, Hanover, Sept. 81, 1912.

VALUABLE LAND FOR sAE.-I offer for sale The tract OF
Land county of Hanover which reside, contain
ing survey, 1864 called tie Rocky Mills distant le
from Richmond The buildings afe large brick dwelling,
I'M the usual out hoi.es complete repair
brick barn. with n thrshing machine tobacco horsrs, &C.
large pnnn land highly lmprovcd and is now in
cernl condition, and pant Of enclosed with OAK pa
Wo abundant. the farm well watred and has eS
There thriving orchards now
producing The situation Is remarkably healthy,
and in EVERY respect "A desirable residence.
For terms which will be very accommodating apply TO James
yons ESQ., Richmond the subscriber on the premises
Z. +. WICKiiAM
"i-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15
CLOTHING, &C., FOR Til; NAVY FOR ls43.
Nay DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,
.o-,, Ist

Bureau of arovi.ions and Clothing,
EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Macy Clothing
- will received this dce a,i O'Clock, r. ~ Of the
2sh day next furnishing delivering ION receiving
As days notice. The Navy Yards Charles
iowa, Massachusetts, cokiyn NlS Ymk aud Gospori Vir.
Clothing may ordered during year 1872 by the Com
mandan,s Of the said Navy Yards spses,ely' viz:
Woo Stockings,
Wouen Socks
Thick, srwed Leather Shoes
Sewrd Leather Pumps,
Wooden Blankets,
AL The wooen goods he made from material, ct Amrn
10 he fully equal to The san
es Which may he deposited in nc navy a ar" -. S,"
lion, and ri this office ~, ,. =,
survey as the Chief of the Of Pruvisons and Clothing may
dire a!orize of the sad articles WIN &C. r.
ceivcd that u not fully equal To tie sah 60 VI "o. ~
material ana worinanshp and which does not conform IN a
respects the stpulations ana provisions OIL Tue coa'
~ he made. ..,
The r,rg is divided into classes viz: mems and boys
and the offers distinguish The prices Tor tach chss, an
must be calculated TO expense attending the inhme
OF The contracts, including the metal aud naval bntc-
The wlce delivered at The rIsS and expense o. .ne
in good tight, substantially and dry packing h"3rs or
and good shipping order Tree "i charge 10 ne
States and the entire satisfaction OF The respective
pirate Proposals s he nadc6rs for all the Shoes and
I ana or M e ali III, other articles
made far eara aa-and Those WI" arc rnsasta ~ ~. r
e.pusic standing viii preference, their teim' WI
In ease of aiurc on the part Tie contractors 10 furnish ana
deliver HE several articles which he ordered fran ihei W
pro,s ,rs uco,r glaiu officers agents ui tue
n. authorized to required TO supply
IN. deficiencies and any Of co-i the prices agreed 10
paid by contract shall be charged 10 and PAID W Tue
s,.ective contractors. ..,o con
Bonds in one third estimated amount of The Respective CON
tract. will be required, It'll two approved srers ana zen ~
centum in addition, Withheld from tie amount ~ go
delivery made as collateral security for lie faithful
re contracts which will account be taiu
iii the contracts complied with in all respects ana u m
rred and benefit OF The United siass n n n,
of ,ures 10 con,prtr deliveries in conformity WIN le
dcrs thai may be made Aenakin: the deduction OF zen p
cent pny,nc of the will he made ny the uneu s
yhin thirty d,ys after the rrin: shall have been inee"
approved and received and bills f the same dy Of
pecye Navy stoJesuepe said Navy Yards anu D. te ap
val of the respective Commandments of said yars OF
shall be presented 10 The Navy Agent ny "h0m pay "
made. =, s,,, from NOR
sons who have heretofore failed 10 fulfil HEIR contracts. h.
Persons Offering TO supply either Of the above articles '
p.eased 10 designate the place places al which they may e
payments 10 be made 10 ticH lid
Nov. :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

no THE HEIRS OF DANIEL. McLAuREN.-A legacy hay
ing heirs Of Daniel McaIen, deceased, D.!
Of t;ru e. Harrison, deceased, G"
Brandon the county OF Prince George, III the State OF Virginia.
notice hereby that they forward, without delay, ana
their said legacy MIR Mciauren native o Scoan
is believed of Pertshirc)wa formerly IN the employment oi
Mir Harrison and died, amer leaving his employ
mcnt about The year 1893 500 Any who can give IN
formation in relation the heirs aforesaid wiz address me- at
Petersburg Va. GEO H. TAYLOR,
Administrator &c, of Geo. E. Harrison, deceased
Al-ll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

- Nd ~ Fms, from Edmund F. Wickham 10
Is um carrer John ~ Tazews and James Lyons, "sa .
49,, W a0h day Of August, 1872 and OF record III 'e " In
C,un,v Court of Hanover, we shall h"eteu ~
49, ,r ,uc,ion NJ the residence of the sara "iehi.", "
ny Of Hanover, oath day Of the next month
IA, # NOT tlr first fair day thereafter, ana tnhe
% , safe mentioned. the above ADVERTISEMENT sisne
reveal and James Wickhai, so uinch "' nc r"'sc
~ G ,d AZ ray remain providing for the "lJr's q"
, /, item c the July lSi. aso al ,ne
H ba ,v Of sale. and nineteen valuable Slaves; e =,
n moi he sold under the said deed q" the '"lh 'u1,
~, b.. ne -, c-di, of one and Years and the raves
40, o,h.r rrnpe,,y fer cash. Should the save no, w e'P
,' srs, DIV !, will be continued unul Il is FINISHED
'"r "'>' ''s' " " " JOllN \. TAZEWEi.L, Trustees
JAMES LYONS,
OFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15
Oct. l8

nIsMAI. SWAMP LAND CoMPANY.-The Annual Meeting
al Stockholders Dismal Swamp Land Coninany, VIII
he held in the town of Suffolk, according to law Thursday,
~. Ia, ~ Noven,her merit RIO. BUTLER.
~ ~ - w. President n. ). Land Company.
M 5i-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

MADISON HOUSE, Richmond, Yd-1he proprietor OF this
Iva Ilolse would Inform the MEMBERS OF TIE LE6isLa'
TURE that he nds reservinr rooms for HER acc"no
aon this Winter. lie would especially invite those who have
habit of parunZlg hs house Ia give nm call MS
will he made suii he tle and his hn'Sr FURNISHED
vim IN, hest th- market affords JOHN H. BOYD
Sov SD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

rIlO CLAIMANTS.The subscribers after an interval VI some
year. again tenders his services 10 claimants u" The Govern
mpnt of the United State of Virginia. for revolt
services other demands whether arising unhcr
contracts otherwise. His experience III attending TO slc
claims NAV enable him. cases, where they well found
ed to refer to of the information To sustain
them advantage Of that eApeenceIis familiarity WIN
III. subject dscn attention, stimulated by the necessity
.gnnng his life of business he is willing To pledge
those who employ hinfor moderate certain r0pena
lion commission be agreed
Urged by such strong inducements he pledges all the indus
try he have enered lis residence aud
oise are and streets, the Swan Tavern Letters
addressed to him will be puncualiy attended To- -
Richmond 9Th Oct. i4-iy