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BIZ the Lieutenant G0reyaor of Pirginid.
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WHEREAS hes been represented me, that WILLIAM
w HUTCHINSON, jnor late # lirnr:co couny charged with
felony kidnapping slave, has hsd from justice
going at large:
Now therefore, John H. Gregory Lieutenant Governor OF
Virginia acting Gytrnn- In pIsnanc" Of the Constitution,
do hereby cr reward of ono hundred dollars
WHO VIII aPpcrGd the said m liutc!esO. and te
En into the jail of Heinrich county. Aud require all officers
ovi aud military rd request The people of the Colnnca wealth.
proper diligence The the said fugitive,
he be dealt with n the law directs.
Given under hand and und.r the lesser seal Of III, Com
monwnah, ri Richmond, this 27h day of December. III
ish'I'' the year l5ia. JOHN N. GREGORY.
William lluicheson near forty years DID, from 10
inches feet hs Straight, with broad shoude arhr
small prominent cheek boncs blue eyes, hair very dark bacs
lung aud combcl chiefly the left His couutenunce Is
what peculiar and foibddng in s cast.
Dec u T0-wsw
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Sep;. 10

COMMISSIONERS SALE or SLhvES.-Ey virtue Of de.
~ County Court Of iauover pronounced on the ga
day Of November 1892 the undersigned specially
appointed for that purpose will SELL public auction TO the
highest bidder Taylorye tie Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, in the county of an"vr on Nonaay
the second day January next fair. if the next fair
dav months, for much as VIII be ne
crss:rv rav and expense Of sae which must
maid in CASH eight Negro Saves consisting of two
forty old, the other about twenty wo TIE
boys and girls from twelve 10 eighteen years. all
very likely ana under good characters
Tie will required give bonds with approved
security for the credit payments.
GI-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

.ToTICE-The Franklin Manufacturing Company have ap
~ ointed s. Maddox their agent who will be furnished al
~; TWO doors below Bank OF Virginia. with large
,n, NJ ali the varieties of Writing Paper made at their NM
viz ooscap acap packet post and letter paper all winch ne
in, hir City and country merchants, ard citizens 81
he generally ere respectfully invited 10 examine ms stock
1n, ,ea : : RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
iactaIes. a., Eff
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pIfLAtvAY NEGRO.

y I
THERE i. now in The of Floyd county, Kentucky 100
/ mics y W. OF Abingdon Va Negro Man, WHO calls him.
self JOHN he says lie belongs Mr. Woodward Of Charles
ton Caona,hat be was taken from The OF
IN Angus, as, think he can read little, and has foudncss
to converse religious subjects Il Is entirely doubtful whether
+. has od te truth or NOT about feet 10 inches high of
rT nla,ro cast between 30 and 10 of age stubborn
his disposition, had when taken up brown Jeans d.ss
Sir Minis OF Virginia near ynchbure weighs about les or
10 ponnds made The owner can nave SAID slave
properly iueH'.''"e -" 80 JNo. WALDECK, Jailcr
- :, 10-M
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ouIo-cov. sHAyNoy,s INAUGURAL

CHiO-C0E. SHANNbN'S INAUGURAL.
AS an otlical co& mrmicaton Gren the Executive TO
the Legislative branch ts document f.yorl
5!y IN u respects with ;h; Of lie late Gov Corw.n,
IL and veil reasoned Is ihe la!,er is conceded 20 be-
COZ shannon, a. The Columbus Statesman "cll savs.
comes % hs subject in strait line. speaks directly
10 The purpose and the point, and eavcs II whn he has
done with Il, carrying along with h;m the public conf
denGe both II the honesty OF his convictions as well as
IL :hc snumdness 81 his vir'.s.
The address being Chiefly argur,entave, can do
little more Than present very briefly his topics and i,o
siors Bad MS the condition Of OHIO contSsejly Is,
and every other debtor State under the prevailing re-
culinary cr,h75rassmea'a, Governor Shannon presents
some rational and encouraging views of t:. future.
showing ~: tae present s;,e al .!;n.s g without
the clements 81 saeeAy and Ijsc'i;c These nc
ilds mol IN Legislative ezpeG!ea;' te-'ncd 20 initiate
me nesl ca,:gacg aad lii,anr prices :c3! BE anga
q. the fnrejgn market, hu, IN lie energy ard industry
of the State rcichenod hy lauGi5'c spf of econo;ny
in all lis ram :eaions, and peTv.d.rg determination
10 produce more AM purchase less. With wheat
crop alone, tbs year. at about twenty four millions Of
bushels or three iihs than requisite for home
CONSUME with tie proceeds of other articles Of
domestic production, in all reaching aggregate Of
some twenty M Hons OF eX2orts-wi;h excess Of
these over the imports for the year Of about eight! mil
lions of dollars and with vast resources yet uatevc
lcpel-the Governor regards the State fas, working
lis way CT. Of the eaibaTra9Emenis which had their c
gin in former wears Of extravaganza, 10 condition Of
sntst anlal and high prosperity II word il 10 tie
p1y up in co;:aj'sinc;ion 10 ::e save oil or barrow
inr pocv that the Governor locks Is. The return
o; good mes fair prices and Tie restoration nj ndiv
dual as well State credit and progress On this point
rs regards the true policy Of The State Gov. Shannon
holds his l1rguase:-
81 would respectfully urge upon you The po!;cy and
even necessity IF avoing any further increase Of
State debt except such as E2y be demanded II o!cer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

- ". HUDSON, DEsTIsr, performs all operations ON W.
HI. TEETH, oaer beauty preservation, Nha ia...s
corpt!bIc teeth, ngy full sets, on tho m0s' approves
plans. ..u ,,,.a ),
Ladies and Gentlemen interested are resoeedy lnsen -
call and examine his OF tfet' eopsns espy
ey of ssde carefully selected from The most eeleoraloo mai
factursTs. 49,, .-.... -. .,i,.
He also inserts Artificial Paas designed TO restore the voice
R-rr ~ Rev Dr. Pamer Rev. Dr. Enpie Hasbard GaI1nsi
6,ra a Baxter Esq, DR.. 3. G. Catel, General pegam'
George Ta;son, d. .nI
C=e. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03
JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,
co,,ujss;ou NsrrbGnts-Rich10nd, Pirgi2,d


REFERENCES:
C. wilkins & Co..
Fishe. i Co.. Bcsse5
Fisher 4, Baldwin.
#% r s,5y@ : Co. g; Philadelphia
}ss.s:: ,;, $; s,Sa S"l r'ra
'ri,o4 ~ rsio, H,asisson.
I;,s.ss,i : Z r ssksnAs' alexandria.
kirtiant! * Chase,
John Bog.s & Co., G,yu,-.
Robert Howard * Co.,
Buck {; Herr
r Wl'd =! ( sh Ss",' .ss.f,A.
Jas. Smoo', 6rorcetoen.
$ 5Ss5 ! 5 ;Is, ra''Ars' Pa
4 Hsnj. y y i taaa; s"Asss'a, Ohio.
H 1d..s ZONES n is'a ee 's-.s, Ferry Obi.
Crew 5: Cock, Richmond, OHIO.
S:r;sor & Avery,
Joseph Lands & Co, -stp Or,erns.
Thomas d. Winston,
Lenuei Jones, -iI. Pleasant, Ohio.
WIN. Martin s. Co., Creisrige, Ohio.
moi r + & c T1Ss Cincinnati, Ohio.
Robert Campbell, ST. Louis, 10
Feb. 8 S7-Iaftf
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BIZ Ike Lieutsnant Gortrnor Of Virgin;a.

WHEREAS IL Ia. been represented THAI ermon Gee.
w SON. prisoner Jail Of Loudaun charged
with burglary and awaiting his trial. has made his escape and
now going N large:
Now, therefore, John ~. Gregory, Lcienan, Govcfrro
Virginia. acting Governor in pursuance 0f tie Constitution
do hereby offer reward Ct fifty doar any person per,ou
who viii app.chend the said Gleason, and deliver hing a
Jail Of Loudon county And require all officers e!v ani
military, and request the people of the Commemorative ITO ~
proper d Tor the OF the said fugitive III h.
dealt with aa The law directs.
Given under MY hand and under the lesser OF The ;o
.r monwra,, Richmond this 24;h day cf I,-eeHt.r IN
tsAAi~i the year 1914 mo. NJ GREGORY.
IIermon Gleason well man. about ert ncfe'
oh with dark hair and eyes. fcfnger Of hand be-
to be the left) ~ nlated. HIS Voice IL soft AMI hts man
.iblc. though HIT downcasi and suspi-
lad on when lie escaped n black and
.-oons, his stit dirty ard his beard loEg.
10-wiT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

,co W. TCLEE. GESEs.L AGENT COLLECTOR, Retmoad
It renting houses hiring ont negroes sell
Ing produce, collecting bonds accounts &C.
Persons tie country having 10 hire out produce 10
SELL &C.. would d. we'll 10 give inn a CALI
GG; opposite Exchange Bank.
Sept. 10 as-f
PRINTING fNK.-Wc shall hare constantly on hand full
supply CT Johnson puans hes, Printing Ink, moderate
prices.
Enquirer oGies, March 10, lea 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

I57IIIIAI r RICHIE ArToRsEY At Law, R'ehHond a.,
~ ran.. Fss. 81
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND rOTUMA'
9
NAIL.UNU.
Compilation IF The Rai,"ad 10 ,qq"ia cres..


Completion II lie KaU'oad % .4qnla Cftt7
Unriral!ed Eyprdtion
THE Richmond Frederckhrr! aid Pcme Ranad tonna-
nv hereby announce Railroad completed Ia tr
Potomac lG;h instant, and tina; travellers a'r now
conveyed Richmond and Washington * al seans OF
wear y Railroad and Steamboats, The Steamboat Com
rany being provided with effective hoais keep oren the
navigation during the hardest weather in Wincr leaving ke'
mond al e. A. ". precisely n-trad OF Il, heretofore and
reaching Washington and Baltimore III y hous or more
than "a hours in advance of The Ever and Bay Boats
Travellers by th, line, proceeding Philadelphia Immediately
On their arrival Baltimore reach that city i; 2 IL @ The next
morning, or in % hours after leaving Eichmcnd.
Instead paying their fare heretofore, 10 Fredericksburg
only. wards board the Potomac Steamboat and at
Washington passengers Will take tickets 1T the Railroad Oce
both for Washington Baltimore The fare in this way, will
be paid searary different portions OF the route
Whole fare Washington, IS
DO. to Baltimore, . Siu
n. afternoon NO. Rairnad pe from saim a ' SIC
No charge children under three years Of under
twelve years age half price. Cooed persons half price
THOMAS SHARP,
Supsrincudan: Of Transportation.
Nov 90 59--wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

lLIISo:s The msseaIe OF the DrmccrItic Govern
o. of this State, Thomas Ford, aass strong ground
against repuGat;on aud in favor of The most speedy
practicable measures for satisfying the State creditors
|, recommends that a,:ciDp be made 10 get bac K
from the banks tie two millions SIX hundred and odd
thousand Of State bonds advanced to them, and states
the. if this cen be done, The remaining debt OF the
State vii! amount to I2 IS &c and then remarks:
81 am happy to have IL niy power 10 announce IL
he Legislature and through them 10 the world, that
,hctc dispos:tion far as know, IN any depart
mcnl Of the government, or with The people of this
State, 10 avoid The payment OF this debt Although
The elections in Angus, last conducted with much
warmth on tie par, Of the candidates and people, not
more than one or individuals found willing 10
offer their services upon the principles ' rendIat'oni
and ose individual; unsuccessful III :heir cleo.
Tons. Thus demonstrating beyond the possibility ct
doubt that neither public individual honor and no
ne>iy extinct bus that strong al attachment n
he prime piles OF justice, aad as sound state Of moral
f cling cxs, lie re Is is TO be found elsewhere"
The message goes into detailed Of The State
property, which il is supposed viii be Intimately worth
more than its Indebtedness, hut is not saicable q,
present. and proposes that the State railroad and pnbc
lands be offered at lair prices its creditors in OK
change for their obligations. 1t is believed that many
nj the creditors vii! accept this offer, and # they dc
not, the State lands will be constantly improving in
value and thus increasing the means OF payment
Four millions eah. hundred thousand dollars have
been expended tie State canal 10 connect The Illinois
River with Lake aioh gan. This SUN viii he lost il
the canal is not flashed. II can he finished on a
smaller scale than was originally proposed, for mil
Ion and half more. The message therefore urge:
TIA, strenuous effort lie made for its completion o.
s.:ch rsdHccd scale
|, states, that tie expenditures in tie various De
p77imen;s Of Government are unnecessarily high, re-
conuen5s their r'renchea;, and, amou., Other
su. Las,s the Ambition Of needless Offices reduction
&c salaries to correspond wh The increased value d
money, and dimnutoa of the amour. of puhli,
nd nr tl,a nnit far
II defends the policy of 4 snund currency, and pro
poses to require from The B,rks immediate resump
Of specie payments, and il they shall be unable
to comply, then to provide for winding them up will
The least possible delay, and Withdrawing their notes
from circulation.
The whale spirit and tenor Of The is highly
comnendabc. and in s.Tc; accordance with tie trut
PRINCIPLES Of Democracy syiranian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03
Nov. 8

81 ETyEEy John Earys Coffee lionse and R. H. Jen-
- Dry Good Store and do below Governor street.
We c.d take opportunity of ankin. the public 'or
favors received HE last six wars design n first
10 t>f.h ourselves through the press hut Ia do y sviE. sa-
.c;ian WHO cal upon which we consider lar per'a
any basis, and Of which glad to know has
been almost universal.
orr tie nj this tine, ana ior
future goods rld ~ .a DO ro. please IN cost quail
~ it, cno. fashion, otherwise, can he returned, ana
TIC foney ro:undeip !.d, the shall not have teo
c this timc large s:oc, II no; larger tan
the State in Inc al business. aud wni respectfully
invite call before purchasing, ana en-
himself: and II prices not pTooInced rs low OF
than the shat, he very much deceived
We have Cloth Cua.s slo while charge Sla for making
aJ trimming; the customer furnishing The cloth; and pants a. 81
said for i and VESTS Shirts Drawers, flandkeIcheS
avatl Stocks upenders Socks Gloves and Collars OF many
kinds qualities all other articles usually kept by Cloth
rrs determined sell low for cash; and re-
quest pnbc and whether they want &c buy or not
~ " j. BPANNAN & CO.
IN 36-wlys
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TNFiRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE,

JNFiRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL coLLEHE
Persons aborng under diseases or kind contagious
admitted in institution the following
For any period not exceeding six weeks re pa'r' at .
per week. al ST. For any period exceeding six weeks
a deduction OF 81 per week Is made IN every
Tie above charges nciudc bc1d nursing msdlcines, n'dai
attendance surgical operations al6 every necessary ATTENTION
the patient may require 30 charges made in case
There separate wards for e different ciasses Of PATIENTS
speri. -
Two Professors the College visit the Institution dairy,
having charge The Surgical wards and the cher the me-
dica The lying In ward under the charge Of the Professor o.
Obstetrics In all important the Faculty OF the College arc
called in consultation
Gentlemen sending from tile country the innl
expected give city reference. Letters should be
co ~. 90 ~ = - ' 70-vly
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x-YasufSGToy HENRY ACADEMY, IA Cous1Y, ".
AH rai ixheeyed. inertia thai commend

x.rAsHfSGToS HENRY ACADEMY, HANOVER Cousfr, VI.
w This institution sbeieved hasmes that commend
10 public favor is situated ct eonyenien distance from
nsmcnn systematic and horough-ihe object being to fix
mind Of pupil ha"Nsdss q pr5 The Scripture Is
10 All The pupils tia, board with the Principal and
s:h others may desire IT, The Trustees have recently gon-
IN. purpose enabling the Principal TO nave ms students
under his immediate watch aad care From zen 20 hesn STU
Parents prefer may obtain board or c sons IN private
families 1T a convenient distance from inc academy.
TrRMs-Thc first VIII commence on the 2'h January,
and close on The Goth June; tie second VI commence on the
18Th July the 2c,h Deeemac ~o pmne efanl-
lights &C. sion for scholastic year. payable one haf at III.
rso,ed a. above No charge except for French
SIS per session.
ny o'u'' y "' D'A IRA MOREY JR., Principal.
E7-wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from b" ma
4 nufictory of Nuns & Clark New York, ~ -
Piano Fortes possessing the latest improY'
decaey Of touch and sweetness OF tone, 30
Also, a large assortment OF Musical Inst
Merchandise III general
Piano Forles repaired, tuned, let on hire, a.
change. - ,,,.-,o
The largest collection uf Music offered for sale
State may The o The subscriber, who
now enabled to sell Philadelphia and Kew York wholesale
and retail prices. 49,
ho.e u.crsin. sri again vii! be furnished upon better
''''' ''''' '''' ''' p. IL. TAYLOR,
Jana Piano Fort, and Hse Srrr. opsoi'r The Banss.
Fall Imported CHLE3 and QtEEfSW.3RE,
SELLING yEgY Low.
u ship Harrie, Rockwell just arrived added 10 preros
ID receipts am placed In possession OF large ana command
ing stock of Queenswarc and China.
German, French and american Glassware
Also on hand an extensive and varied assortment OF Gut
Pressed and Plain Glass German French and American Ma
nufac,ure German Silver Britannia Casters, Stone Ware
etc., etc. :,
The above Goods been purchased at ry loo rates 9Th
MONEY and an anxious 10 sell in the same way.
old and puneus paying friends are nvhed 70 ny on Inc
usual credit HM- =. ~ ! LEX,
SER, % 3e-wlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

TINS u. s. ;5rxArx.-Thc following will be The po.
!iiea complexion Of the IT, s. Senate, after the 4th Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

Indiana is get to eee. Senator for full term, and
her lcrislaure is about balanced There two
vacancies in Tennessee which will not be filed until
tie q OF lSl3-.E L P.eLcian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

5eIyyAWAY NEGRO ~ RUSSELL JAL-1'he,c was com
- mied 10 the Jail of Russell county, Vs. about the first OF
September Negro Boy who calls himself i'-had on
wien committed AZ jeans and ,n'aoors and white lat,
MI neatly woa He says his present masters name Is VIII
ams ana purchased ahcut - months before lie ran away
fran, nero trader by the Beverly Said hoy is nbont Is
or 81 age spare made and very active lie says nc can
not tell Mn. name Of HE county lie s nn. The owner
i requested forward prove property and take him away,
otherwise, he " j. .e dealt with accor''in: to INV.
EDWARD d. HERMAN
u. Sheriff Of Russell county, Va
p,. 6l-w!m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

NEW BALTIMORE 6cADEHY.-1ls institution, situated
~ rauqnier miles Ea.t Of Warrrnion open
session the 18th of January, le43 Elder jain ovie under
srcriutenhance has poyp-red for Is years
will be the principal teacher. The
extensive and thorough and the discipline mild hut eff
Gent The society and health The nevburnod equal
any oirr The $50 for board $40
Engs $50 for the Languages and 81 for 10
months SCdens for less tr, aud pay popp
oil o these terms. CHS. HUSTOS,
President Of the Board OF Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

In the United States Court for the Eastern District Of virginia.
Dec a3d 1872:
ADDISON BRYANT Of the county Of Nelson hasns ta n
Ordered persons claiming be cd.os Of the aid a
olson Bryant show the Ccn on The t day oi 1anu
ay neNt why said Madison Bryant be not declared sank
rupt, the OF Congress that ht half ana ta
copy published the newspapers according 10 Inc
22ud ana 2ih rules Of Court
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
Dec % 70-w5w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-03-24

thermometer in the kettle, and continue TO evaporatc
until it stands OF 1898 Farenhei,. IT, when placed to
off after cooling, it should be found too freely boil
ed, the next time boil 10 2i0o, or, if too light to
9th. The kettle or boiler should be arranged that
the moment il is done its charge should be thrown in
tn a Cooler capable of holding a number of charges.
The first charge should be left in the cooler with
stirring, until the second charge is thrown in; then
with an scrape the crystals found on the side and
bottom Of the cooler loose, and gently stir the whole
mass together 1.-THE less stirred the BETTER
nuc at the letting in of each charge, TO stir gently
and when all is in the cooler let the whole stand un-
til it cools down TO 1859; then fill out into sugar
moulds of capacity not less hnn IA gallons. When
cooled in the mould sufficient (say fourteen hours)
pull the plug out Of the bottom of tho mould, and in
scrt sharp point, nearly large as the hole,
six inches; withdraw the point, and stand the mould
| on pot TO drip.
7th. II the sugar is intended to be brown, leaving
it standing the pot for sufficient length of time,
in temperature of 500, will run off its moasses, and
leave it in the merchantablc shape; it will probably
require twenty days, 1t can then be thrown out Of
the moulds and will be fit for use. When moulds
cannot be obtained, concnl vessels of wood or metal,
with hole at the npex, will answer equally we'll
| The above description will be sufficient for any
OPERATOR # strictly followed but should any of your
friends wish TO make the experiment on large scale
or to produce white instead of brown sugar at a sin
gle operation, they had better see me personally be-
fore commencing as the kind of kettle and many
other minor particulars will be important The above
description however, IS fully suciemt ior the use
the farmer If the Juice Of cornstaks be manuinc
tured with the rapidly named in The former part o
this letter, no Qualification will be necessary, ant
scum which may rise during the boiling can be taker
off with skinner; but in the large ,cay BOTH clari
fcation and filtration would be requisite, as in larg
operations every part of the kettle cannot be got at L
skim. Since last saw you, have made some ex
perimens on the cornstalk and if your statement
are correct as to the quantity Of juice which b.
Obtained from the acre, then there can be no doubt
its entire superiority TO the sugar cane. fear how
ever, that the enthusiasm Of those who made the OK
perments you spoke of has led them into errors.
is true that the juice of the cornsalk, grown with
view to sugar making, will yield juice at 100 Beaume
have made arrangements TO try the experiment
fully in the. coming summer, and when done will com
muncate the results.
remain, sir, yours, respectfully,
J. J. MAPES.
Hon II. l.. ELLSWORTH