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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-07

Felloso Citizens According 70 propo-
sition made; hasten to lay before YOU
plan for az Institution which, if carried into
operation by the proper authorities of the
nation, cannot fail 10 bring about a change
that shall produce lasting benefits to tie
country.
And in doing so. I have consulted the
constitution f'the United States, and su6
init my views to the intelligence OF my fell
low citizens, that they may take up .be
subject and investigate i, fully.
The institution which honestly believe
should be established for the regulation Of
the currency. should be national bank of
one hundred millions capital.
One half Of this capital, owned by the
general government, and the other hall, f,held
by the several states according to their rep.
iesenlstion IN Congress, so that. there nigh,
be unity and efficiency in its operations. :
Establish the Mother bank at the city of
Washington, and branch or branches in
each state. but no state TO have more than
two branches, give TO the president and
senate the power of appointing The officers
OF the mother bank. and the governor and
senate OF each stale the power to appoint The
Offices for the branch or branches of their
respective states. and lei the appointment.
be made annually, with this restriction, tha.
no individual shall hold any other office,
civil or military. at the same time, and be
eligible as an officer in said institution for
not moro than two years in term of ten,
and before entering upon the duties of the
office, take an oath or affirmation to perform
the duties Of the Office with fidelity. and
with view TO maintain the faith aud credit
Of the nation.
Give congress the power of appointing
an auditing committee of three persons. 10
audit the affairs of the Mother bank semi
annually, and publish the state of her affairs
III as many papers as shall be deemed no
cessary, and give 10 the lower branch of
each state legislature the power of appoint.
ing like auditing committee to investigate
the state OF the branch or branches of their
respective states semi annually, and publish
the same, but have these committees So
constituted that their reports shall all be
ready Tor publication in government pane,
at one and the same time, so that there can
be no possible chance of playing the will,
cat game. Let these auditing committee,
be under the same restrictions a. the o,he,
ethcers OF Ills institution and branches.
Let The lowest issues Of this institution
and branches be five dollars, and make i
obligatory upon this institution and branch
ESQ redeem IN specie any issue Of The Mo
lser bank or any branch at whatever brancl
A II may be presented. thus if an indiyidua
hold note issued-by the branci, of Nev
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-07
REMOVAL CONVENTION.

The friends Of Removal, in the several
election disiliets in the county Of Columbia
are requested TO elect,wo or more delegates
in esch district, to represent them in q
County Convention 10 bo held at the house
of Charles Doeber in Bloomsbury, on Sat-
urday the 7th day Of January, ls43, at IL
o'clock noon, for the purpose OF making
such arrangement as may be thought expe-
dient, to press the Removal question in the
Legislature, at the coming session.
JOHN KNORR
MICHAEL R. HOVER
M. FORNWALD
SAMUEL KISNER
CHRISTIAN BROBST
ANDREW keller
JOHN F.MANN
JOHN F. DERR
STEPHEN BALDY
THOMAS FUNSTON
CHARLES F. MANN
ABRAHAM YOUNG
CONRAD BREDBENDER
CALEB THOMAS
THO'S. MENDENHALL
JACOB SWEBENHElSER
THOMAS ]. HUTCHINSON
CHRISTIAN WOLF
JOHN LAZARUS
JOHN KELLER
JOHN ACHENBACH
81 ISAIAH SALMON
ISAAC KLINE
DANIEL FORNWALU
JOHN DIETERICH
GEORGE w. MORRIS
VIM. Robson
, 4 TRAM DERR
.''' JOHN FREESE
JOHN M'REYNOLDS. a
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-07

The following communication has beer
on hand several weeks, bu. owing to iis
having been mislaid, il has not before ap.
peared. We publish j. now, not because we
agree with the writer as to his proposition,
but because we are willing all should be
heard. We are opposed 10 national bank
in any shape, much less 0 one of so enor
nous capital as the one proposed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-07
Mr. WEBB.

Mr. WEBB,
VIII you do me the favor to publish
the following extract from the New. Y ears
address Of the carrier of the DanvIlle Intel.
ligencer as also, the paraphrase which fol
lows. There is not much poetry in either
but in the paraphrase think ,hero is some
truth. II.
Not Boosting thus, for sure twill not be all delight
But times have shown, though past that we were
We mere despair--though much of late we've lost;
Our Candidate It's true, but who we ask will pay
the cost 3.sat
A Cannon and whiskey Jug alternately were
charged,
And riots as results appeared around the spot en-
larged.
Hurrah for Snyder, ,who-ah; stop toast for Bloom
Oh! Danvilo ruined! Removal is your doom,
Inglorious was the timeand loud the cannon roared
Anticipating not but luck and prospect round the
board, IA
But how-lwhy, who; in wonder, thus to stare;
They'll cut the county, and leave us as we were,
Thus, vain hope and cares with which displayed,
The long looked watched for yo,os arrayed:
Stately and gothic, how extremely neat to view,
All! vain world could 1t thus our hopes undue.
HERE nature heavenly dame hath rcar'd the spot,
Whereon's erected, too the stately staple block,
Unmaskd we yield, when reason doth revolt,
And conscience sears when Bloom gives up the
ghost.
PARAPHHASE.
Nst boasiing, for sure twill be all delight,
The times have shown; tho past that we were
right,
We nc'er despair, though last winter defeated, |
For now we've gained our candidate tho Danville |
cheated.
rhe cannons loaded,,'a but those that bursted,
Would have been fred had Fruit not been worsted |
And whiskey, too, would have moistened the land |
Is in the streets paraded the famous Danville Band
Waiting with impatience the news from Bloom,
% hear what The people said to Danville and her
doom.
ilorious was the time, as they hockcd around the
door,
| anticipation OF the cannon's rours -
ut soon their hopes woro blasted, the news came
down, = 38
[urrah for Snyder, he has run them out of town
'hus vain hopes and cares with which displayed
heir runners, as they through the county played,
heir chops were fallen, their ili-gotten gain was
lost,
IS well as thousands of dollars, to their cost.
IS honest men, they should now give up their
plunder,
md to the peoples voice, with all good will knock
under.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23
Feb. 10

~ ARDEN SEED, warranted fresh genuine, wholesale
" retaa. by BILLL7M Palmer.
AR1'iCHOkE-Green Globe
ASPARAGtS-Giant or Dutch
BUNCH BEASS-Ery iAlo;iawk, do. yellow six weeks, do
China red eye, do af do Rachael do Royal Dwarf
POLE gEhNS-I.arae Lima, small Go scarlet runners Dutch
case knife, red cranherry, French S":son
REET-Early Blood Tunip Long Blood, Mangtl Nurtzel
white aud yellow French sugar
CARH AGE-Eary ioli Early Suearoaf, DO Baersea Lare
YORK. Dniead, Flat Dutcl Llrge Bergen Drumhead savoy
Green Cured Savoy Red Dutch, Tlrnlp Rooted
cAaROTT-Eay Horn, Long Orange, Alteringham
CREsS-Curled or Peppergass
CAULIFLoWER-Enry and Late
CELERY-Whic and Red
CUCUMBER-Long Green, Early Frame Early Cluster, CHR
CoRN-Early Sugar and Tuscarora
ENDIVE- Green Cnrled
EGG PLANT
KALE-B.ue Cued Siberian, Green Curlcd Scotch, Rape
Cole
LEEK-Largc Scotch ~
LETTUCE-Wh,c Head Ice Early Curled Siesia, White and
Green Cnss, Brown Dutch
MELoN-t;rctn Cnfon, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
WATER MELON
NASTURTluM
MUSTARD-Whte and black
ONioN-svcrskiu Early Yellow, Red Annual
PEAs-Landrerh's Extra Early, Fairly May do Frame, do
Charlton Blue Prussan Early Warwick, Bishops Dwarf Dwar
PEPrER-Iarre Bell, Long Yellow, Squash Cherry Cayenne
PaRSNfP-Large Dutch, Long French
PARSLEY-Fue cued
RHtIBART'-Fnr Tarts u. ~,
RADDIsH-Ions Scarlet Long Salmon, Scarlet Turnp, Vel
low do, White do Black SpInlsl;; .rrD
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
SPINACH
soUAsII-Early Bush, White Crookncck, Yellow do.
TOMATO-l.arge Red
TTRNlP-Whte Fiat Dutch, Large Norfolk, Ruia Baga
Flower Roots and Seeds
Pot and Sweet Herb Seeds -
Feb ID 'i->o"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 3D. 1913.


VALUABLE SLATE RIVER LANES FOR sALE.-The
subscriber wishes sell privately his Trac of Land called
LIN "."c, yin. Slate River, the county Of buckingham,
TWO mites below Mr.. George lockers s', il-
Court Noise, and ten from James vrr which land be-
tween uuu and 100 arres, about 400 500 of
mnco ana 80 Of flat land, being Of excellent qualify and
well drained The cleared Land we'll set in clover The build
SOME TWO story dwelling house, containing i1 rooms, with fire
place. &C. the usual houses about the yard suf
csn number OF negro houses harns siables &c This
very desirable and worth the attention capitalists.
me terms wl be accommodating. Being very DESTROYS
wiz receive IN payment suit the purchaser
cash. paper, upon reasonable credit. Persons wishing TO
purchase are invited view the premises which will be
oher on me 9Th of March next the Trnct of Land which
now reside lying In the county Of Amelia, nj Panvle within
,i mes Of Amelia phr Springs, containing 300 400
about one tbd in land he buildings recently
put ap IN part large and handsome story dwell
ing mouse above basement story which Is ofbck. This houc
contains nine ooms with fire Places passages and hand
some porcoes IN 'front.' double aud Hge the entire house well
paeu anu rooms neatly papered, beng every suitable
10 large family and all necessary houses
distance together with well of excellent, in the yard;
aso good garden, with small vineyard of select fruit This
place not surpassed point Of health by Eastern Viz
gihiL liberal credit viii be given, which will be made
on TIE hay Of sale IT the time and place will infer
water srist Mi lying aud halt miles of Panevie with
abo, m or ~ OF Land attached Terms
Immediately after the sale Of the Land aud M Will sell the
dred barrels Of Corn Household and Kitchen Furniture
balance oil The Stock Of Goods hand belonging John r. Je
Ter & Co. Terms made known the day Of The
sIher VIII treat privately for all any portion Of The
taes. JOHN 7. JETER
rdihsViie, fcO.2 1918. e5-Wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

aW NUTlCI-1hc subscriber has removed his Office Ia ne
IL basement story Of his residence the Of 9Th ard
streets opposite the Office Of The Mutual Assurance Society lie
may his Office, when in attendance asin re
sln,edl ON some of the Courts Of the City.
TO CLAIMANTS.The subscriber after interval of some
wears again his services 10 claimants the Govern
men Uned States, or the State Of Virginia. for revolt
tonary services, any other Demands whether arising una
contracts or otherwise. His experience In attending 10 such
CLAIMS may enable him. in most where They well found
The OF the information necessary To sustain
them advantage of that eXperencehs familiarity with
subject and dsent attention. stimulated by the necessity
beginning his life Of busnesshe is willing to pledge
such reasonable contingent commission be agreed
Urged by such inducements he pledges all the INDUS
and energy he may have eyecd His residence and
office 9Th and Streets the swan Tavern Letters
THOMAS GREEN.
Rirhrond -h Oct, 1872 ii-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23
caae,.la.e af Me u S. at Galoeston, Teras.

y,F having appointed Consul of The T. > at
his to s p%e those "a,
the Increasing population Of the Republic may require
A. his time ii mol be y occupied he os:s his services aS
land the paynen Of taxes, the adjustment aud settlement OF n
ties funding Of shares in Galveston cy anu hs
n, ei in the new Republic held by abroad The
pledges himself for al ea p"np anu ,, m him
from The T. T. must be post paid New Orleans, or they vi"
R,eoee il made TO Mr. VIM. 81. mcfarland, A'r John
lHpietI,, zen; hef"aiu i''' A. NJ. GREEN.
mona, snshh. SS-am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

AND FOR sALE-The subscriber offers for sale his Tract
Of Land called Bonair lying James River mile from
Wa,nnsir in the county Of Nelson and containing according
mry. r;ne hundred and twenty SIX and quarter acres
49,, o m ~ il IL cleared and cultivation; the remainder
consist Of large y and nns
;y "i com and carriage and stable, all convenient
dwelling Also oa..e s Framed a n,
ldnes or in good repair There an excellent orchard u
fruit upon place 1t is one :" The anu mum ,h
PREMISES can be shown them by the who resides upon
them. 'A'N' 90 80
EnI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

nR oAKLEY's COMPOUND DEPURATIvE SYRUP, 70
the of ScIoula Kings Evil obstinate Erupiions OF me
Skin, Pmpes Pnsiues the Face Scaly Eupons Chronic
Rheumatism letter, yphtic symptoms, and all disorders ars
impure safe of the blood inudcuus of mereu
~, &C., &c.
This Medicine has been extensively used in the United States
with decided benefit in Scronla ercura Diseases, and IN al
cases of an ucerated character. 80
REApISG, June, 1881
We the undersigned, having frequently used Oakeys Com
pound Depurae Syrup The Of practice WIN oe
cied beneficial results cheerny recommend To the faculty A.
superior preparation H. II. MUnLENBERG, NJ. ID.
SOLOMON G. BIRCH, do
JOHN r. OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAfAoh ="
LYELL, Agents for the proprietor.
One door the Dell Tavern.
Der al 1l-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23
Dec. 20
STORE HOIrSE
~ ~ - - - - -
In CiarEsriHe, (Pireinia, for Rent

In CIaTESrtUe, lFtTgtn1a,J J0T REM.
THE large and commodois House the Of GAINESVILLE
Merkienburg county, fa lately occupied by R. H. Moss
Co.. and Immediate possession given The To-
Of the hest liz the for large Dry Goods
and Grocery The house i of stone and brick and has
recently fitted up This situation for of capital and
cniepize very best III The upcouniry The trade OF The
and ncreasiassi'y receiving from 2on 10 = M
hds. Of Tobacco annuny-and having the ADVANTAGE Of
branch Exchange Bank will al all times command
tensivc trade.
Or For further particulars. apply to Mr. f. ~ Holloway in the
tow n, or the subscriber who lives near IL.
WILLIAM TONNES.
Ell sE--la Iv! ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

N1oTICE-Was committed the Jail of Goochland county on
IN The 3lst of October a Negro Man. who SAYS his name Is
and that he part John r. Sampson "f this
rouny and IL r widow Of William b. Woodson and others
vcrv bright mu,atio with husky head had when COM
lniisd coat and pantaoon 50 ragged Thai The
color could not He five feet inches
ah and saws he smith by profession The
o Of said negro are requested forward and prove
nroner,y nav charges him away otherwise he will be
dealt with rs the law diiects.
~ John THOMPSON, JR.
Jailer of Goochland county.
r,h 1c 9i-Wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

1ryEyTy.FfyE DOLLARS RRWARD-Ran away from the
subscriber Of Halifax county Virginia, about five miles East
from the Courthonse the ah Of May last Negro Man sion
,,n ia about - inches hish some
xa, kior a.ed Ills collar black, and face little bumpy wh
hph forehead and downward look when spoken t. When lie
i, hnpc he had on brown cloth nck coat and black fur hat
viii give dollars reward il taken in the county and my
,,L.n in the state the county seventy live ahr
AM If The state delivered 10 secured III 1 20 at
oa gu, ~, a,,in ~ JOHN HUNT.
Feb. Ii '."'
;rr Wing requested to copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23
TO VIRGINIA MERCHANTS.

Print and Hosiery Store No i6 Cellar street, ". T.
yyTILLAM F. BUIkLEY tof the firms Of Cutler, Bulk
w ley, Merritt & Co, and Buckley, Merritt Ety. is now
opening offers for sa by the piece package, etre,
and large assortment of
FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN, SCOTCH AND AMERICAN
PRINTS, GERMAN AND ENGLISH HOSIERY,
together with full of boached aud brown Goods
Linens Brown Hollands, Linen Drills Cotton do, Blue Denms
Mexican Mixtures Linen Cambria and Camlc andkerchefS
garnhazjnes Cambria Musns, Jac0nes Nansook do Book
Swiss and Nun Musns Stirred Plaid Jaconetts, Cooret
and Brown Table Covers Victoria Skirts &c. and at prices
that cannot but the buyers. Southern Mer
chants viii always find advantage buy their goods
where the stock new, well assorted and constantly changing
hands.
Cash purchasers will always find stock fun at all seasons
the years and owing facilities OF procuring goods boil
from Auction and European Manufactures feel conf
in inviting and good buyers examine Stock
Merchants find it nconvenent visit this city personally
renting the orrect description
of the goods they want; with directions how 10 ship them viii
be executed with despatch, and prices be boug
in this city. 80 WM. r. ~. LKLEf.
New York, Jan. 10Th, 1913. 7o-2aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

q EyERN HALL AND CENTREYILLE FOR SALE.-tiav
. nr determined to Kentucky, offer for sale my
Farm Severn Hail. lying Severn and in the county
containing 40 acres all low grounds There are q
bushels Wheat and IS Of Barley seeded the farm The i'm
with the exception G The dwelling, which needs
some slight repairs new, and Of the most superior odei
society in the neighborood Of severn a equal !" any
in y.iin Vessels load within fifty yards of the barn
also my Farm, Cenreylle, upon which now reside
,vnu IN East river in Matthews county, for sale Centre
Vile contains GO acres of land The Improvements good
and The dwelling large two story and finely built bricI
hmse There is Water Mill the Farm The Norfolk pncke
,ay.s The rntfevle wharf every week The neghborood
health convenience &c. of Cen,.vie render ii one of th
os, desirable farms in Matthew's For reference, apply To DIR
Tayor Of the Senate Nicholson, and Mr. Augustine Robins
of tie House Of Delegates ,,,r,,r .rr,.nn
~ m 67-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23
Dec. 20

JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR sAiE.-The Lands on James
nj the int John Wickham, which recently offered
r pube sale by the subscribers not having been sod still
Persons wishing TO purchase can learn Tue terms Vi safe
y "PP'''a''' " ~ B. w. LEIGH, Richmond,
WM. F. WICKHAM,
Nv IL 5ss,w,r Near Taylorsville, Hanover county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23
CLERKS OF COURTS
lire respectfully mfermsd that
ts- 10 A>-nnf Dt.

J E RANDOLPH,
ms bookstore and Endery s,ii continues 10 manufacture
al the kinds OF blank books used IN t. Offices
-t An have employ ed him. aad Of the SUI
t'' Of his work he assured from The fact that he IS
% ned by Ranks, Clerks and Merchants IN Rich
mona md c Nrgnia-tat the best materials will be
wv L. ana the work done With despatch.
"rrs Tor Books stationery, Music and Fancy Goods vii!
'"''' "4,h lsoulp: attention if addressed 10
J. w. RANDOLPH
opposite Mtchel's Jewellery Store, Main street, Richmond
let.. e5-l0i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

NTEGROFs FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber, attorney for
~ f,iemd in distant county vii! SELL 1t Gooe'and Court
Young Negroes boys girls and The sale will he 10 Tie
hge. bidder 1hn.e in want Of such property VIII dc
well 10 ate nd for the sale viii he positive.
JOHN THOMPSON, jH., Attorney
Ccochlsnd c. H., Va Feb &c. 9l-waw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

CREEN HOUSE PLANTS, &c.-The subscribers, intending
" discontinue their establishment in the Spring. oier Tor
SAFE, NJ re-u ioar prices. fine collection of
Cam,as Azaicas Cactuses Geranuns Tea, Noisec Moss
Musk, Bourbon and other varieties Of Roses aphne Poso
runs &C.. &c. Also Hardy crbaceous Plants Orange lie
non Trees Strawberry Plants, fine vae
Thousand Catawba Grape Vines, OF good sze and
very thrifty, variety of Ornamental! Shrubs, &c
Those inclined add 10 their collections nave
better than may again
Offer and are Invited TO examine and select for them
selves
The Shrubs standing in the open ground, should
be taken first March. The Green House Plants may
remain until such Time they be safely removed -
COOKE, AICOCKE Il co.
1sAa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23
Jan. lst 1919 '.-'us

x ELECT SCHooL-The Schoo heretofore conducted BY mr..
= lanes Bowie nj this place, will be opened Monday Tie
lo instant under superntendence OF Mr. H. T. Wheeler, a
gentleman educated al Princeton College.
Mr. Wheeler highly recommended by persons oil the rst
standing as a gentleman, christian and teacher.
The couse Of instruction will embrace all the branches taught
in the first Academies including the higher branches of Mahe
maiics. - -. =,
five months Tuition alone SIS. w. d. TAYLOR.
o., Hanover. Sent. 81. 1870. 4l-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

PURSUANT the provisions of Deed OF Trust executed ny
Philip Gatewood Samuel C. Scott and James LUCK oi
the purpose securing debt due to Francis w scott ana
as acting Trustee proceed SELL the LIST day oil march, le4',
at Chesterfield Depot, county of Caroline inc following
nmner,. Negro man Thornton, c named Rhoda and Agg!
and her child together with the future increase of the females
since the the deed and ALSO the said Gatewood inter-
in The undivided DOVE. Of Anna Gatewooi, his
Their or so thereof be sufficient to satisfy the oa-
lance said bond with the interest and costs oil sale &c
rhe terms of e sale cash the above property is be-
cyed 10 he ndspuabe but acting Trustee shall only
w $. C. SCOTT, Acting Trustee
,1-.ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR sAI.E.-l offer
for sale Farm Powhatan county, lying on James river
miles above the city Of Richmond adjoining the lands Of
A. Turpn Dr. r. w Roys,er George w. Porter and Thos Har
aud containing $40 which 22o are hr rate james
river low grounds 2 high land, in state OF gooa
and 30acre wood land In original growth and heavily timber
bushels of been seeded on the ad ths
rooms and all OUT houses For apply to Inc. on
Wv f " TUOS. A. HARRIS.
~ ~, ., ~ p' " cso,w,T r. TX DICKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

N0rCEl john Grounds, son Of George Grounds ueCeas
81 If EnaroSe county Virginia. who has been absent from
s. ry Tor ome years NJ heard from by h friends Is
w , and VII: inform Lewis Cirke David Myers OF his
ti, If residence ,h.y Will facts 10 Inn
w!Utu wl be worthy oil his attention M 80
Lon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

r,ugs RIVER AND KANAWHA CoMPANf..An Adj oarn
ID Meeting ii Stockholders Of the James River ana IA
, Copay will be held the Capitol, in the ciy oil hch
with permission OF the proper Authority, on Monday 'he
t.l iay Of March next. 49, ,,,,r-rxnry c,o.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

THATCHER WANTED A gentleman Of good moral character
capable o teaching the English Language together WIN la
lin and Mathematics wanted Immediately, a teacher IN
pyal. family Northern Neck Of Virginia. to lake charge
II from eight o boys Apply at this ONCE. ca ;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

TDIAN PRESTON x CO. CoMmissroS MrRcH.Srs, kteh-
cna % attend particularly selling TOBACCO and
FLOUR and make liberal advances on consisnnets OF same
- OIL I'm