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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

10 WASH AEsfaos, En1pszIxEss 4vp eFaL-
LIzs-faka 1at all gathers and pEaits. Free
the article from dust. Make a snds OF warm
mot not water and white soap, adding a spoon-
fui OF SS-gall. Then wash liz a wake sudS.
adding, foT dark things. a tea~spooafall Of oil
OF yltfloi. 10 NOT wfHag, but fold and press
the water ont On a sable, catching il in a tab
beneath. When nearly dry, rofl IN a damp
towel. and let ii lie an hoa1, iron on the
wrong side. Do rot let the remain daras
very loag, For black bonbaziaes, pat in I've
instead II ox-gafi.
~FooE5sHLY DgrEK-Wef the other dav.
heard a person make this, not very foolish re-
aaaFk. Il believe / vas j,ast drunk enough
last night TO talk foolishly. Now, when get
drunk ! want to be exactly drunk enough to
De bright, or else 50 drunk that I caa't say a
word but to be f~oolishIy drunk is horrible
The sediment OF Stiffness settles On nav stou1.
ach, and makcs me sick when | am sober
MgrcurH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

Was committed 10 tfe Jail AZ Da-
4 Ion Rungc, on the 10 %ofJune. lsa@.
49, a negro woman, who calls herself
PHI EtiaAnhrn, . feet ? inches high,
ss@nfAHx6ns~ about ~ years of age. and shys she
belongs 10 f3aptiste1suse on Bayou Goula.
The owner Is requested to comply with the
law, and take her away.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
q Sonnet.

~ HOS. NJ EELLAR 81
We hive at itoine q little babe. Her eyes
Are blue and beautiful, and fash out
CLEANS
or diamond light, like that which brightly
beams
On Silly summer nights from etarlit skies
Her cheeks are tinted with The b~Iushing dyes
which Heayen-so wisely bonnttlal-be-
slows
In virgin freshness on the modest roae.
When, worn and sad, | seek The spot where
lies
Ny lovely all-thai infan''s budding charms,
As she dlspofis within my loved otG's attns,
Dispel my sadhess, and her winning wiles
And erowibg shenis provoke unwilling %stniles,
TIL every care il. from my soul beguiIed;-
Blestis The nan who loves a little child!
Ph DELPHI ii. April IL, 1a42.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

was committed to the Jatl at
III Baton Rouge. on the aeth OF Nav,
NsT 1s42. n negro man. % RUNAWAY,
ysNs/ who calls himself WAat,Safds, o
- feet q inches high. about 20 years
Of age. and says he belongs TO lsham Woods,
near the Mississippi line.
The owner is requested 10 comply with the
law and take hi,n away. d. BRYAN,
june ~ 'alloF'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02
FOR SALE.

UfiTNNFWNfII Wv FffFJEF
Chear for Cash. al Reeder 81 Co.'s shop, a
tne Barcuche, either inf one on two horses,
for sale very low those persons who wish 10
purchase a good and cheap Barouche, viii do
we'll TO apply soon.
June IL 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-07-02

Several Islands moi laid down in the charts
have been discovered, on one Of which the pa-
tives offered " orHhip, evidently believing that
their ~yisjtofe aa5 come from the sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
p,,s;d,y, or ,he B.uk Of lTrgis;a.

In tie debate which took place in the House Of Dele
gates Thursday last Mr.. Taylor Of Norfolk threw
out the IMPRESSION, that the motion 10 increase tic
number OF the Executive Directors in The principal
Banks TO isc was fer the purpose Of saving the Pre-
sdeni Of tie Bank of Virginia, who might not get the
vote OF the Stockholders. alr. VERIFY made similar
insnuation. The President puts this matter 10 rest as
respects himself, by the following article, which he
Authorized 10 be published in yesterdays Wing:
In resolution r Hopkins The House OF
Delegates Wednesday, empower the Executive 20 appoint
major;t, Of Directors d tie Banks authorized and
requested President cf the ank Virginia,
that have been the ultimate object 81 that
movement he knew nothing q !, until II WAS AMI thar
was made consulting HIM. and without his pryiiy OF
concurrence"
The movement in question appears 10 have been little
known, before il was made. We certainly were not
acquainted with the intention 10 make it,
Here, perhaps, we ought TO pause. Our intimate
relations 10 The President of The Bank and the strong
attachment which we have felt for that eminent man,
for than fifty years, may seem to render II mpro.
per for do him strict justice in this public
oTmbnt dare 10 trust ourselves 10 the good sense
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
TIFF STATES

CroRcA.-The repJt from The Committee On Mr.
Berrien contains one of the nstcst and severes. re-
Dukes ever emanatingfrcm State Legislature. We
shall give The whole rpoFt in our ncxt-it embraces
the iva following resolutions
"Bs IL iarfhtr Resir'd, That the Senators IN Con
gress arc the representatives and officers Of the States
e.ec;;ng them, and tie opinion Of The Hon John NJ
B. rrien that lie sis 10. oGctr q Mc Gorernmcat g
Geoyeia," renders hin unfit end unworthy 10 repre-
sent ,h,s State in liz. Senate oi the l.. S.
"Be Il iariker !.soircd, That the Hon. John ~
Berrcn be requested 10 resign lis seat in tie Senate o.
The T. ) so that lie Legislature may elect proper
representative Q! Georgia, and she have her constu
tioral quota Of Senator's in Congress
The House haveconcurred in all the amendments OF
the Senate, excct one, to The bill compelling TIC
Banks of the Static redeem their liabilities in specie
e. We are no: distinctly acquainted with The charac
ter Of this bill.
The Augusta Conglituiionalis states that sthe name
of Mr. John T King appeared in Of tie balo,ings
for Senator Of lie United S;ates-but it was due to
that gentleman . have stated as We now state, thai
before well asnce The meeting Of the Legislature
he has explicitly informed his friends in that body. tina
he wes mol CANDIDATE, and eould not accept the cWee
elected and We will STATE also, from information re-
ceived BY Us, that, il Judge KING had in!'mated
willingness to ieryp, if elected The result OF the cleo
lion would ha ,e terminated differently
North C.spllsA-Fote for Senator Another vote
took place ncns Legislature on Tuesday for L. ;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

Yesterday PF0cft1nsS
We much crowded 10 day, that we can only
give brief outline of the proceedings Of The House Of
Delegates Yesterday. The bills to fix the Gubernatotal
tern, Of o;cc On the FIRST January next, and I" give
10 lie Executive the power Of appointing majority
of the Bank Directors, read the FIRST time, and
ordered TO be read the second tme.A resolution was
proposed by Mr. Byrd of Frederick. and adopted by The
House. Tor proceeding Thursday next 10 the elec.
ton Of Governor-A resolution (by Mr.. Rust about
valuation or some other releflaw, made the order
Of the day for next Wednesday-A resolution (by als
Powell of Farfax,) instructng our Senators, &c,
for passage of law refunding the fine paid by
General Jackson made the order for next Tuesday
A joint resolution (by Mr. Ilancock,) instructin.
our Senators, &c, 10 eneavor TO procure the imrre-
date repeal of the Tariff act, la'd on the tal.'
And resolution (by MIR. Edmunds) adopted,
nsrucling the Treasurer TO ascertain whether the
Banks in Richmond and the Valley cen loan 10 the
Commonwealth, during the current year, the sum OF
$3.50 900, due 10 those Banks from the State on the
18th instant, from time TO time the public exigences
may re quire Full particulars in next.
~ In the proceedings III the House OF Delegates
on Wednesday, the ame rdment of alr. Crutchhed 1"
MIR. Hopkins's resolution authorizing the Executive
appoint annually five instead Of four Bank Drrctors
&c, Incorrectly stated in last 1t should have
been ";he Committee of Baahs enquire into The cxpe
Giency," &c, and in this form passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

4 aonses so as 10 prohibit the sale oil
.; .; the W. W. N The refectores of the capitol
,rtiiHS :. ,.,d the re appointment OF the seiect
Nj "lsn ,%s subec, of the public printing, which
~rfe, on ITS laoors at tho termination OF The
'T.rr.,fy complete" - '1''''
g. -. melton was agreed TO- ,,, ).
/ An1gsS,EN,RD gave notice 'h't lie sh0"'oi 10,
NJ =, On sorne future day ASK N~,e ~ is.,,,s
,r,;'o"' ,rr the ISSUE .; convertible ENcnefus'
| III ~uH''I. {, amend The laws relating 10 the
~. ana ir''HrE ="
ca', p,,IoT rave notice that he should ask leave
VI; NNi" til nroyidpg for pensions 10 ceiia'n
T., 1i'cIN' rs and soldiers OF the Revolutionary
goa. 81 ''''''S ~
M. .n>r,t aave notice Of his intention 10 ask
'n,rcduce bill entitled "a" act !" ao', ,' W
sags % FOR the enlistment OF boys lor 'ae ia
n .;t'9 prov ,e,,eud the term OF the enlistment OF
sa'nr uoHpsON, of Indiana, gave notice .aa, To-
W LII ask leave 10 Introduce b!iismakins
aN;2H, ~ .r tho continuation OF the Cumberland
.pnf'P' ~ Tho states Of OHIO, Indiana, and ILLINOIS.
~ o. W IRWIN gave notice that he should To-
W - lcaye 10 Introduce bill making approp,'
r';;o"' & lection Of seven marine hospitals on the
Western TiS nave notice of his intention TO ask
~; .;,ce a bin to repeal much oil Tie reve-
ti" .s<sl during tue last SESSION, US imposes
no. at'' pasS'' '"'''7
a-, '% e,,rNiRD gave notice that he should 10 NOR
-" -, some future day, ask leave to Introduce a
appropriation for continuing the Improve
a. - tie Hudson river
@,n. v.EEAS gave notice Of his Intention 10 ask
~ ,n,rolace bill 10 establish The "arehous'hs
srEENROD gave notice tina. he should ask
introduce bill making appropriation Tor me
'....,on 0; the Cumberland road West OF The Guy
hscln- aud the construction oil bridge over III"
o Y, Johnson Of Maryland, Moved that five thou
'' mas Of the document in relation TO the state
, G.. ~ nrn,sd 1t was very short one, ana was
~,sI,, be pr.nted at the las; session As the mem
| !, The House had No, been able 10 afn'S" 'ht''
.rgo,s with the document and as II was earnestly
yum. .fer. 4, had been induced 10 make Tue MOTION
49,. c.,>,.on VAS taken 4.d decided IN i,e negative
AYES -, noes >. .;...,
\, Cushing reported, that the joint c0nn',.r'
...".,fd TO wat upon the President ct The I"'t'
~. had performed that duty, and that lie w'n''
,.,hv,,. make communication III wiling, 10 '"'
li5ae ..., ..,a ,.,J and te,
,.,gsand extra copies, with the documents 0'ue's'
he printed
lnd the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

No Commissioner Of Tie Revenue be hereafter allowed
more than the sum oil -, Tor yaluing and entering Oh
his book each tract of newly granted lands Carr,@a
Mr. Gg,Y offered q resolution directn. the Pubic
Printer TO print 500 copies of the Census OF Virginia,
prepared By The Clerk Of the House OF Representatives.
at The instance of the Hon. Waller Coles or the use OF
the citizens of Virginia. Carried.
On motion. Messrs DssIEL of Richmond, LrssE Of
Alternate, and Bocock were added to the COMMITTEE
of Schools and Colleges. Mr. MooHr of Rock5''dgF.
was added 10 the Committee of Roads and Internal Ma
vigation and Mr. BowpEN was added TO The Commit
te- on Lunatc Asyums.
The House then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
1IOYT x CO.'S OFFICE,
f.u11i. Il, Erchnnnt Hill R;cLmorn. L-irrin,u.

SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS drawn 10
~ Nos sc p -, " hole Ticket sold and paid Royt * Co..
Yesterday, WIN bad had Of
time. 81 1t is daily old getting Capitals Who
The Iext In turn To be smiled by e HIlND GODDESS
An immense amount OF money aout 10 be distributed by yt
Co.. who have said they would be satisfied Till oil &c ,rs
old patrons have drawn Capital Prize aad the list is fast filthy
up Is above specimen OF luck pf Of IT, II the
proof that iot & Cas- ore the place for izes' Who .od
81 IL $4,000; oyt. Who sold Nos. 1896 100000 i.:.
Who sold S0s So p "A, s7.N IIoyt Co. Who has sod
other prize. Hoyt Co. Who eren,er pr-
seiers III the world Hryt Go. Where going buy
ticket in the Lottery! Why. ilot Co.'S 6f course
There time to lose il yon intend trying for oar CAPS
Of 90 be drawn the 18th insiahtso Please
your remittance apply personally for splendid
Capitals selling No less than nine Capitals have
and paid by Euyt Co. since they removed their o.e
under The Exchange, and th,s only Of til,
luck they 10 have.
ease notice tse following Scheme. Besides Ibis havs
Others d:ars daily and hen money IS wuGied you
aware toe matter IS settled where Apply.
o. NJ. HOYT < Co.
Dec 10 b.-wG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

oIJ p:.lo,,,,, ,,5,,ac,d.- u. OH, t..;vm,iau,!y

Oh PicLdlrau rfdetMtd-D. U.as f.iUmnhaafD "sL1.l!
In 1910, the Wings CARED Pickaway b. 80 MAORI
ly-At the late election there was tie-At The
election The other day, d. Edison b. Oid', The Demo
crate candidate, was eleded by the triumphant majo
rity Of ONE THOUSAND AND EIGHTY. ind three
townships 10 hear from, 'hich it was expected would
increase i, 10 mere than 700 over Mr.. Dresbach, the
candidate of Ike Wings The Wigs did no, 90 into
any regular nomination. The Wings, desparing Of
success. gave but small vote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
EIrRAcr 81 a ItAtr tr0M

"W.snlNcTos, Dec 6, 1879.
Congress has adjourned over until Monday--cf
course nothing has yet been done. The Senate was
two days without quorum, so that the Message
not sent in until yesterday. This document hes dsap
pointed our expectations. II is not clear enough upon
The Tariff, and warm in lis recommendations Of the
EIcieqaer.
"The hoary-headed disciple Of D:scord made his
usual move the subject OF Abolition, on The first day
OF the session, by attempting 10 repeal the 2st rule Of
the House As yet the motion remains undecided 1h.
previous question ordered, thereby cutting of de
bate but from day day the House has refused 10 take
the main question. The vote you will perceive, has
been very csosebut this account OF the absence
oftae Southern delegation, many Of whom detained
by bad roads, accidents, &c. Our forces however,
increasing by each boat. Bots Sandy Stuart Sanly,
and few mere Of that genus have been steadily
voting with the AbolItionis,s.
"Gov. Gregory Message is much commended Til.
81, unique and original, and rather resembles se
side conversation than Stale pupcr e, the doctrines
are sound aad The whole paper abounas in good
anon srisa'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

TEtSr SALE OF LAND, NEGROES Sly virtue r "i a
Deed o Trust executed The subscriber by Eaton - fen
.n., of his creditors generally ahd duly recorded III the
tictA Odc Of Meckienhgrg county, lie VIII -" "eSs' .ne
go: January M ii n" the eXt iaii hi! o" me
pennies highest bidder thai ighly ,ainate faet o
liant ItchcT's creek being the i.ah on "'!1sH Sid
ed g-.en, resides containing about i'J ac'es. i' n
coar-s comfortable dwelling h'iSe VIVA an
Hcra:y buildings, together with saw ana lfst hl ne
considered good judto- to te caia 10 an! n
81, comfy. adapted to the .rcwE "i tcbacc whea "as
nd disposed purchase WI peSr elan,ie
previous OF sale. Mr. t"iu VIII VIVA plea
show peon disguised To e1aainr w. On The
DAY place, will be sold between ~ ana an
Negroes men women ehls. Also. al The household
M Furniture and Plantation Ciens'- "l every knd
t;-r said Fields entire Of every h'nn say or 100
barrels corn oats fodder and hay A-" MS STOCK OF Horses,
Cows Hogs sheep The TERMS w;rh VIII ne oefa will
known the day cf sale. The creditors OF sd Field
earnestly attend tho safe IA thtr ehs VIII be
purchase they may make All persons having
against said Field win please make iehi @""n ~ The
before day nf sale, that p'o\s" M " made for
u The above property ."iievcd to le
"U~onabc selling trustee. "ii convey such title
My vested IN me les virtue sad deed Tie Saie vi he
'''"' ANAsa r WRIGHT, Trustee
h. > il u,I- win, m, coa,en ani ap2rrla,tior
~ ' EATON c. FIELD
lo't.o. lmh Dec l5n t2-eaw,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

member Of the II. of r. writes, that The 2st rule
will be snspen then the Incendarics of Mas
fuchusets and the fanatics of Vermont will flood the
House with Abolition petitions and the country with
Abolition Debates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
In The United ss,e, COM cr e ra.ern ns.,le Of ysna

an The United States for The Eastern District of Virginia.
~ . . - December sili 1919:
JEREMIAH WHITE, individuality, and OF the late nf
White Irvine OF The county Haitian havin. filed petit.
"n, Iayiue that he may declared Bankrupt, II ordered,
~ all persons claiming creditors the said jeremiah
Nhe Court on 9th dag of January
'"i! The sad etrma White he deciated Bankrupt
III 10 Ne Congress that behalf and that this
e he published i'll the newspapers according the 9nd and
IVA rules vi Can't.
Cnry-T"se.
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
De- 10 t3-y3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

NEGRO HIRING The subscriber offers his services to
she public this branch OF his business. the tine fr if-
hand His endeavor vii! he To give that a'tei-
wr Of the rtque-n sickness espe-
Guilty.
IT. m continues attend 10 the collection OF debts oil every
t---Gr'an. .eutin oni houses G;t.
81 Ehara c. Imns;al who has nr several been asso-
c..-l M him, will assist Lin Al his business.
RICHARD IIIIL, a.,
Office the Enquirer Office
Main below the Banks
r. Ia G3-tJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

/, CagD.-c p. CaU i!P 4 EDWIN uRrON have assoCIa
e Themselves together Tor the purpose Of concluding "e
Agency and Cocctin. Bn>inrss also, tcv will Tr on,
ty,us Houses and sell Property IA the fiy or o-
Their charges will he moderate, sut the times One OF
, W., he found in The ofc. from til ocock each day.
u opposite the Exchange Bark, Richmond ADJOINING III"
stay Office.
irg. tf--td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

iEEST SALE-Prsiaut; Deed OF Trust executed 10y Her
for llI- therein s'e-
c,ari 'e CLERKS Office o Caroline county
'iii be VII on Monday of January next, nj the lnw
n Green . the count, q; Caroine sell To The highest bidder,
~ cash. several lke, Negroes. The title 10 said slaves is be
10 10 GOOD nut selling Trustee the subscriber viii only
w w " SAM. c. SCOTT.
a.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

Tnr GrSERAL CouKr formed quorum on Tuesday
present, Judges Smith, Lomax, Scott, Leigh, Duncan
Fry, Clopton, Christian, Douglass, Baker, Wilson
Johnston, Robertson, and Bayly. The exceptions in
he of Fletcher Heath were ubly argued ana a
decision will he made to-day, when it is though; Tie
Court giil nGjourn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
LEGISLATURES or VIRGINIA.

q ! "Richmond end "Locofoco are unavoldably
pos poned till our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL
COAGEEsS-7imgIcg', rrprr,dln-,.

CUAGktSS-TtursGcg's Frpfr,o,n-s.
In the SENATE, Alr Benton introduced bill TO ie.
peal the Bankrupt Law
Mr. Bayard submitted resolution 10 expunge The
Expunging r. solutions; and Mr. Tustn was elect, Il
Chaplain of that body
The House. was occupied, irring portion OF the
day, in Intellectual fort 10 dispose Of the resolution
of Mr. Adams to rsscnd the rule in relation TO Aboh
ton petitions.
Mr. Johnson, Of Maryland, introduced resolution
to repeal the rule which limits members TO an hour
each in debate; but it LAID the liable by vote
Of il6 to 20.
The two Houses adjourned over 10 Monday.
G.,ladisonian
[The following questions took place on mir. Adamsd
Resolu,on-alr Johu w. Jones first moved 10 lay II
the table: which lost, yeas %, nays %. The
question then REQUIRED, "Shal. the main question h.
put Mr. Underwood renewed the point OF or.
der raised by him Wednesday: and contended that
although The effect of the SECOND 10 lie previous qucs
ton TO put end to debate, yet The refusal OF h.
House TO order the main question 10 be put, authorized
del ale after He ne.tday The Speaker re.airmed hs
decision. The question was taken On ordering lis
main question, and decided in the regatiye-yeas g.,
nays 100 Particulars, and ayes and noes, hereafter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
N0FII0N, NH ErC, !.N. o,
81 WIG !" cory a. above and charge this Office

VIE BOOKER GOLD MINE STILL rs MARKET. slowing
~ a 1eiS! o. is weather ths valuable property /
anu "l ur offered 80 The highest bidder, for CASH
| on ie -! E.taa if fair il fair, the next
sa 'y M tf a.cr under winch ;s, property Offered for
re- AN erected I" sell Tor as tie greater part the
ls money - 10 he paid 10 fcr,a7i q Booker ESD
'oFised BY hn T. that liz give accommodating
'' 10y liberal bi':der for lie properly.
=, GEO II MATTHEW'S.
=. !" C3-2awtdI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

Senator, which resulted as follows Brown Go; Saun
ders, 81; Graham 64.-Raieish Standard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
ny IXioES L BROTHER
TIE CcieJrGed Race Horse and Stallion, Baiiie Peyfoa,
IL AUCTION.

f2Y virtue n Deed &c Tlsl, execGtrd by Beverly le To-
Sd Miles Seiden aud John c. McCrrde, Tistees for the BE-
nehi Of s Ann lie:h If record in Chesterfield Court, for the
purposes contained ia said deed l. surviving Trustee viii
Offer for sac lie day The oier properly the Eth ihat
celebrated and thoroughbred Racer and Stallion, Bllle Pry.on
Pedigree day OF sale.
Acting Trustee shall convey only such title is vested
in Inc, but il is believed To be indispnahlc
MILES C. SELDEN Surviving Trustee.
De. ~ E3-t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

- est bidder. Il; Jetersrie ~ the county OF Amelia on Mon
the end tav OF January likely young Negroes lie
III Estate Samuel Is. jer.. ereassd
II good Elacksmtl excellent Cook. House Servants
part # The anvc Negor, will be sold ;or CASH Tie balance !,
,,."nIs credit.
will also hire day @bot 20 lik.iv Negroes for Tho
ensuing year JOHN 4. JEIER.
Dec,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

WILLIAM F. RICHIE, ATTORNEY AT LAY, a,ehmond IA
olce 70. The present with d. she Main ahoss
be Halaa FsL 81