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o. Tho last chapters Of Dickens new work pretty
causlio every hing Ameioua. They are devoted TO
using UP the New WORKERS. The chapters to follow will
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

sAsnss sAss.F@AiIIA-Llsh ths Hsosi apass.na The ma
sse and ninns rhsnomsnon Of tho unissFse. an.a M
whence nam DRIVES tho prot-aion OF yaatl
Nhen decongoscd consist of The seven %
hu proving he sun the source nom whence COMES 10 BE- Tn
gtaHi lnct OF ccaiion AHbght toths 4 h.,
10 the physical flame Remove ami an i bhnk,i
tbs other AMI withe- h. blooms A. the genial u,,
the Snn infa~e warmth aud renewed
End fan'c Daily experience the mo- a.lng ~,
unooked Tor thus gLdienng thu who h,a
ercsnlou and n facts stubborn thne." they h,v %
mentioned Chronic deranrcrncnts as.
The 0ool &C are all safe aud perfectly by il. 49,
for particulars ADVERTISEMENTS nd $780,.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail and M, .,, ,
bsANDs CO. Druggists and Chemists Grnni. RuLi,ns
NO sas broadway OF Chambers street New yok
son. in Norfolk NJ A. Santos sold By Drngri't. w.
for s.. - "' y 'S NV
panel to record the death OF AGED and indm who for
years past may have been lettering OF the yx h
how much more distressing IL the IN. vie,, -
has been snAtehed away IN the life: when Hooked
ny coating parents relatives and friend. Of the 0l,
AMI life OF honor usefulness an,leir.d ~ ~,
feel the truth OF these reflections that
nnay called 10 an early and untmel grave aud rsI no o,
unho"h Hom an e prospects and
consequence ofonc ungaric and by disease ,.h.
simple IN the hf't place to be the hand, of -
~, ana winch never proves fatal properly treated Tn.
MINK ,ey have only system with N,
euTy aud the business accomplished Fata r,,o,, ro,,
yea eher Mueualdout Of existanee or their eon,
- oske and the functions OF n. N rem
der the residue OF life Dr Hartley does noI
detail an exposure OF which he has a.
rae his name by munng the feelings inivualshis work
MOI MS words have and shall again result Of h,s
renee and the reliance and nvolabe secrecy with which mo %
be- consulted. ~ VIM" "e may
Dr. Hartley Member the Medical Profession an, e ,,
nature OF his practice with the confidence even IN the
rnd oiier hope, perfect health JIe m,v m
ed on IN the Morning un 10 night-odee ON Locust Alley
turned Post and Medicine Puneuay 10 the address
either by initials !. "a
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TURNIP SEED.
ID UTA BAGA OF Swedish, and Red Top Tuip Seed
~ By lugQ g.. DOVE
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" The Marshall Total abstinence Society hold its Annual
O'Clock. '"'' '''''"s' nv
As this is the for election Of Officers IL IL hone. on
attendance OF the members will be had peros are Invited 40
attend-speakers have been procured a, OF
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DIR. GOODVANE RECEIgES NEIy pUpJI,
UIILFg
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W huCIloN CRp-We invite attention to our sale of
prime bacon 'oee Teas Sc To take place old stand of
Lancaster DENLY Co.. This "Wednesday Morning at q!
Il
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Ak' a. CASPARl, Homeopathic Physician,
has removed his Once Trinity place corner Of oeu.t
aey where the Depository for INDECENT females formerly kept
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

Aud soarcd in the sunshine the moth OF the hour.
Prom beauty 10 beauty passed like the wind;
Now fondled the lily, toy'd with the ro-s;
And the fair that AZ morn had enchanted NV mind
Was forsook for another evenings close.
sighed not for honor, l cared not for fame
While pleasure sat by me. and love my guest,
They twined fresh wreath for each day IL came,
And the bosom Of beauty still plowed my rest.
And the harp Of NV country-ncgected IL slept
In hall OF by greenwood unheard were its songs:
When loves dream dispelled reused me and swept
Its chords as | sang Of her glories and wrongs.
But weep for the hour--I.ifc's summer is past,
And the snow OF Its winter lies cold my brow:
And SOUL its shrnks from each thrill of the blast
Cannot turn TO fire that CLOVIS inwardly now.
No, its ashes dcad-and alas 4. love nor song
No charm TO lifo's fastclosng shadows can lend
Like cup Of old wine, rich mellow, and strong,
And seat by the fire fete a feie with a friend.
This is Cupid cruthes with vengeance. The bulk
OF the verse before clearly that the practical
tendency Of the age has affected the poets Ii is
the laurel wreath,
Disgraced by Cibber, and coniemnd by Gray,
which forms the object Of their ambition That radiant
crown Is OF very secondary importance and the butt of sher-
~ occupies the hrst place in the minstros Affection
scarcely one OF these poems is without ausion,
less direct 10 this interesting Of contemplation In
none OF hem however, is prominent than in the
following:
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RRAZlL SUGAR-.-2O bbls white Brazil SUGAR
~ Received and for sale by e'
nAvpNpop, . ,,,r,.
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ny THOMAS
Southeys Dead and / am a drouthy:
Let me have the post OF Southey;
Terse as Greek epigram; but scnsual-very.-Mr
Hood should take hint from the confectionery who never
issue their dishes of preserved ginger without becoming
gansh Of bay leaves. Tire tendency very palpa
bic IN the following spirited lines by poet who is great
favourite OF They in his early middle style
Their than his later but they the less pleasing that
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,

The drawing Of the New Jersey Lottery as. No Is
hand at ~ O'Clock r. NJ day, above Capa Pm,
Seheme95 Nos and l3dawn-Tiekets SS-A first rate sebeu
sale In yppr,, -
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hohT CO perfect of luck now. every To.
makes some one through H. Co.'S Agency drawing comes 10
ths evening $4,000 Capital 10 prizes $1,000 &c Ticket,
SS-Prizcs To BE- had ~
IA 90 ,,o,-r -
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ALLEN & cos OFFICE

10000.
The drawing Of the New Jersey Lottery Class - Will be receive.
THIS evening by Mail Capas-s2O 5000 5000 1900 400
10 OF 1000 &C. &c55 Nos, I3-ickes For soIe IN ,h
greatest variety Of lucky Nos a Office of
ia &c
= lock Can .g...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

Character 10 take all the discounts they can a.vruIiv
make by the terms OF their charters But uppose SIR
mat The Is" we propose 10 pass would work some in :
convenience TO The banks and their immediate custc-
nefs; u 1t will benefit the great mass of the people in
ienioid greater degree ought we 10 withhold such
rslIrf on that account? We should be governed in
our policy OF legiaation with view OF doing the
greatest good TO the greatest number Of PERSONS
We have been legisatlng fer the last six years an
parenlly for the banks and that portion of the conf
muniiy more Immediately interested in thecl lie
hoped some good TO the country had grown out Of it,
lie saId he was surprised to hear gentlemen who were
most clamoTous for this kind Of legislation, now loud
IN It's dennnciaon when demanded by another class of
the people. lie, of course, did mol aude to the gen
eman from Halifax, who he believed was an Abstrac-
onist, acting on line supposition, that the face Of the
earth was perfectly smooth, and who would not turn
either to the right OF left account OF the noun
tam or precpce for fear oil making crook in his path
MIR. Brown said, he would conclude by asking OF his
trends IN favor OF some relief measure if The motion
10 postpone was lost not to ask TOO much not 10 desire
10 make too great innovations the ordinary modes OF
collecting debts II they would be content with redu
eng the cos. nov occasioned by the forthcoming bond
system, and increasing The indulgence or time gained
by the debtor giving those bonds, they could sue
coed IN DONG much good for the country. If they IN.
sisted on making the change too great, they would
crve from their support of their friends whose
sense OF prudence, well as Of Constitutional law
would not permit them TO go far as many other gen.
tiemen, IN passing laws eiectlng the remedy by
which debts are collected. He said he hoped all those
VINO were wiling to do any thing TO soften The dsressss
O! tie country, would help in voting down the motion
to postpone.
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hNp foG St!E-I"e subscriber of sale iS iaet
e al Lard called EonaT lying james Eiyef rlc rom
Atisoit, En aGf,tiL-
arvry Mae huuscI a." ;w,rtysix AM! gd1;cr "fe9.
..iau Itif c cleared aud IN cl'iyg.n; remainder
wood land The improvements consist of large and COMMIT"
Gs ofca dwelling house brick SNAKE boc, we'll house M
dairy; also and carriage houses and stable all convenient
the dwelling house. Also, comfortable framed o.eIsee
house, good ba.a iireslIins cinc, tobacco iirn ~
buildings good repair There eacciient ochaa ~
fruit trees uHon the ace II is Of the andtenes ana %
tie situations III Nelson Persons wishing To vie" he
premises can BE- shown them b.. the snschcr who ie,dcs
WILLIAM RUBlNsb>'
E.to Sd
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stEvEgN IIALL MD CENTREviLLE FOR sAlE--Ila

GOVERN HALL. AND CENTREVfiLE FOR SALE-!!a@
= determined Ia Kentucky Offer for SAFE '
Gloucester, containing ice acres, all low eronhds her, "
bushels 10 Wheat aad - of Harley scrtr oG tie iit, ne az
with The exception If Tie dw clin-, which Le"
Sight rp1s aud 81 the ,"-t superior "!r
The the relgih"rIeod of Svcfa ii: td in m!
in I-.iu' Vessels can within iis yards of the barn
also oier fdn, Ccrtrcri.ir, "'sh no" f;Uc'
lyilG ,itineN> C0Ias, >tt Ncii
Vile contains G7i acres land T Improvements ac goo!
3.d tie dwelling j. lec. aud finely 't h:lcH
Water ,:i the Farm. The Soik packet
leaves TIE Itneyilr wharf every week. 1" neirliooi.ue
hoaia cta"cnieate &c, al Centte, render II one "i ..'
desirable farms IN Matthews Foo reference, AMY Ia f
ay &c the Senate. ~. Scs anG Nr Augustine Robins,
OF ttr House OF Delegates. - ,.,,,n
her Pa
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lGHSHiate ~ the [. ). at GdfceSt0h, lt1dS.
rsN:. undersigned having been appointed Consul ol The l. " ~
this For, tenders his services 20 the public Commercial
Agent and respectfully socs portion Of those consignment
Increasing population If The Republic itguif'
As hi- time III bc fy occupied he ors his services are
General hreni-and viii attend 10 the purchase ahd sac -
land the adjustment, aud settlement %
ties funding Galveston city and selection % "lS
lieu ;horcof coll. dub the ether
in Republic, held by abroad The
undcrs pledges himself for al least prompt and faithful ''-
chac. any rrposed in him. Letters for nm
the L. - be post paid 10 New o'ieas or they VII
no; reach Galveston.
Trc Cen. bernard Pe,ton and Nj Thomas ;;T.tn Riti-
mond, Virginia. i. ~ Gt,EEh
Fen SS-2m
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TO MERCHANTS AND FhMlLlEs.

y .t.fD
! NpiA CHINA DINING SETS, ar,! hy the dozen
4 l'tr"rh Porcelain do. no. do. DO
Wn:tc Granite IL. do. III.
Hue tn.e Printed do. 10. do. de-.
Rrs: English .:' Tea China eis, fr"m 80 $40 AMI
gold warranted IL stand
Lew priced English Jhnl Tea s;e;s and hy The dozen
caaUt t Glaa a;d other kind. of Table ;,i Slrboard
PrracFS
China, White Granite and Printed Toilet Sets
Fasl.oua5!e rich cal Iirl and Passage Lamps
l!ia Class do. i. 10.
Rel. Gu; FrcEe.i Porcelain :'r.;i Baskets
itaa Ito. do. do. do
India China do. do.
Ecl tat Glass nowis Pitchers and Dishes
10. do. do Iccant.s. TUmniers a.d Wires
10. do IN. Celery Stands. jclics and Lemonaie'
Cut and PLAN Glass Naa,l Lamps
English Plate. cu'mau >.,,er and Rrilana Casters
Los. Priced i.lleti- IuniiD. Glasses
Together VITA general of China, Queenswar and
Glass. Persons buy wi , ass;red a they siai ias
the full valve ul tl.. MONEY. VIZ. r. BUTLER,
doors abuye BEL Tavern.
T.h s5--wlf
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NT1iic: la Consequence "f Continued ia h-ai. HENRY
JAMES Te;ic- aay from partnership =! T. 1 J. \.
JAMES ca, viii ,- consent at all The partners lie w'l
rcyer, H. can, aid winding u? Ike business III
iaicfes,oL, tie Jatss, lm
do; "et;and :T lee gurosts VIII sign
Tie heretofore We AK our "1in"re;S debt
pa:..c early i!at:on 81 tieiF matter
greatest Importance iiSnd urgently -naHde, rs we'll
tie hy The change Of interests noted !h1vc
FLEMING JAMES,
Eu.viS JAMES,
HENRY JAMES
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Jan. Isi. lsa2.

rE7lE subscriber VII sch, =; Public Auction wh'u' irstfe'
GA N, :. Of Mash nsN nF"n The premises has >i.r
rpsau Iyns Rap2ahannock III the county
~ :n ,Iyana about !oar mes below red-ri,h-h:e he
Tract contains abo - acres o Iich iivtr ho''aa hraIs ~ ~
though sa l. neat conveniently arranged ana IN
coed repair The on buildings aTe suited 10 arIn 81 i a'"'s
| t a.. m rfot r,s-fyation Upon the Etaie there = 4
yaInahly Free Soae Quarry are'y opened located $" near ne
49,, ,,i n, the use cIaue the stone can he placed nom
, Gorry an board vessels for transportation. I'll" situation y
hral,y aud rsesy settled nesborl'o"d rria sale ~,
.ah n,.;,neuce an, morals confidently believed, that
re il no Estate the Rappahannock river Of Tie same s1e
combining equal advantages u! Of superior value
Tie terms Of sale will hs: il'.a cash. onehiru III sly
nonhs and one third twelve months from the day Of sale
- deferred bear interest," and 10 he secured by Zen
o thepremises
The vii! conducted ny John L. Marye WHO Is aniii"r
isc IL dispose the Estate; ard also Orange Tract ~ pm
3, FRANCIS W. IAtlaf RIM.
.tc
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
rr,.!E subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrate ma
nuarioy of Nuns Clark, New York, elegant and pan
Piano foics possessing The latest Improvements, ad 1H
de.acy touch oftone peculiar 10 their ma
nG.ac:r:e. ,,..;-.,
Also large o Musical Instruments, 2nd Musical
:.efciardi>e in general.
PIANO repaired tuned hire, and taken IN e.
change. .,s
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale ~ %
STATE NAV he selected Of the subscriber, VINO :
nu.y enabled to sell the Philadelphia and New foh whoc
and retail prices. ,..,.,
'e'''' va" '"'' -" "'' ?. n. TAYLOR,
Jan , Piano F5y:f Gad Music store opp'sif h'' D-f'
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rg,O G APlTaiiS1'>-VAL ABLE SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR S,EIhe interest belongin. 10 THE Estate al Josi!
Fiournoy. deceased Eaonion Facta.:, being one a
offered for sale. Capitalists, who wish 10 MAKE pro
SHOULD moi fail I" improve th opI"ft"n'y ~
i, nalia ts;rt,fs pr cat upon present investment IL
situated irs. miles West Eaoaou, Putnam county teor-
aa on Little river failing stream. aod.ng suiicleh
wafer newer for any machinery Attached 10 II, good
dwelling house. all uecesSa.! buildings for tie accommodating Q"
ohorers and Hl in successful operation lh
effect Division aud wG b. sofa al
together or purchasers The terms vi" 6r ii5e-
IA, and any communication Eaona sienrGi
Will he promptly attended aud will take pleasure III sh""
property any WIN iay v IN !" purchase.
JOHN VI. FLOUENOY, i, ,cru;ors
n. BASS,
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T1RANKLN EoTEi, ..iaia s.-rr' Fieam0nt Ia-ihr sub
,er b,yin. l.ra This establishment, lately kept ~ Mr.
& 4 Hodges aud formerly as "Eaey's, hee+ leave 10
male knowr hiS friends and he pnbc generally at le
] vinr rAcrntIv Undergone thorough repair, Ir ~ no"
,rd Il, Accommodate 81, those WHO Tay FAVOR !i;. "'fh a
ri Eon, s long experience in tie iusnrss and detemi-
an b,s ,r tn make his acceptable IN the public he
a,,, hsf a he will his due proportion OF patron
,,.,,
MS S"'' go ~ " JAMES C. SI.iKEY
n.
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Isi February. 1919

f,EEAT BARGAIN IL LhSD.lc I'scf:arr having deter
~ mined - tie stat" u! Missouri !" ~ -e the irael
Land IN the tarone uIan which lie al pesen! IL
,cs containing ahou; twelve hncj This land Is To-
.. .lurc amd Potomac Railroad nci.iacInoI remark
li Tor a itah goo! society, heas eqn distant from
nA, ,a,. The improvements consist Of large aud
.n,n yelIjnn house y h above lie basement and
wn ~ ~ excellent sr:naiy sira on 'hfcc s'.ts
,,,rc ..r ar 20 ~ - framed and butt TIE best
material; cabins and all other out houses Tor large
an :r." and good repair. There Is .!r land ~ q
od ,an orchards dwelling HOUSES that might, IL
rc>ay divided E,o to farms Q! SIX hundred a'Tss each
.r, - lhr ,ar! an cAcsicEt well Of water, operated ~
,nn and good .rng distant The qnny Of ne land
i rs acn! and perhaps heller Than ANY III the height "ioo
through II y large rrfrk. a.Iortaz not less t.aa
m .cr,S al s..y valuable at land nieri Ia none. besides
anna yaianr swamp Atct three :GndFed nc!es Is Row
Az r,ina Growth. ieavi, tim6ercd vs.. oak and p.ac This
.tluu YET: fine location Tor Lawyer, AM w"d
!. ffil.r description il dc"!:"d Hnn-ces-
- Il .s,psd person wis!n. purchase viii i:si
,,,r m himself The terms will be made easy. viii Lake
pleasure showing the land ID person. VIC mn; VIZ 10 r''-
chase. f.'iNei' - - -:
Nov '-'''
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FLEETWOOD ACADEsf.-iic sixth Annual Session O..
ths Academy will the Did January next, l-
der The direction subscriber, who viii be aided IN the m
nr,,on Of by l. il eph Kay, L. H., graduate Z"
William Marywhu. during lis collegiate course ut thai IN
;uo acquitted himself IN manner highly satisfactory 10
ill., f,cy testimonials Of his literary ata'nmens ana
moral standing ample guarantee Of his Gtness to dis
c,,r.c efficiently III. duties az an instructor
Tn instruction will embrace the Latin Greek ana
French Languages. Natural. Moral and Mental Philosophy tie
Elements Chemistry Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra Plain
.i spherical iganoey, Analytical Gecmsify Practical sur
vy branches constitute sonnd liberal hgi.s
Eauca"i . ,; lin -, >, la,
mt ~ Grraas;ng eyeoi accurate an! ia!'c' Sh"w
.dr If tic subject. which hc students attention may c ~
TOD j. n L. pfrpate hin. entering College ccdaaSy or t
Engaging IL acfve business =. .- ,.., al
he situation remarkably healthy, anu possesses "! au
y,n:or.s 10. III. mara: training Of youth - :,
me year be divided into ~" sessions n E's months
All ,r critic eApcnse Of session except ctm!!cs VIII
n ,-auL DEDUCTION made for absence AFTER entrance, Ia"
The session, except III caSss Of s'HisS
sdd.css-Fi.c:wool Academy, King * Queen. &c. o..,c
1lrr..
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loA1 MAN, qualified 10 teach The minor branches Of the
y lanGGa:e and The Latin ,gnase, as usually
dressed 10 a. B. u Negooo Hanover Va will be
Jan. 81 Si-w3ws
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oA VII stand Tie approaching Spring, M stable
- 'Nm: G:orc,l Hanover Particulars hereafter lie viii
pa '@h tis place. stand. from Col. ". r. Io!nson's,
1ma s shown on lie Capitol Square, II cearS ifias the
Eh inst WA. l.. WHITE
Richmond, oh Febu,ury ,st3 E3-3
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pE1L,l,sEI,l.I.

PETERSBURG.
EtHEAP EKf GOnDS.-oEe Of our firm will Spcn! large
- portion his lime the Northern aa Eastern markets, fdr
lpas; u making selections aud buying the
thereby enabling have constantly hand
complete staple and Fancy by Goods,
SOLD ;c loves, passiic prices and .iori
rrrd.s. rnGin. viii bo due
July and fist o, ia"uary.
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES Z. co.
Ian .,-Wfy
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~ IA plat of tire land may he seen at M; ohre
Der ~ G5-2awtt i. ~ H'""'N''.'.

,lpS MI 10 the provisions Deed of Trust executed y
p ,,r,yon! 10 Samuel e. and james c. Lick Tor
III, nrosr Of securing Francis w Scott and Guy
IN tl. Clerks Olce Of Carnine County Conri sit
~ .tnn Trustee proceed SELL the Isl Gay oil March, i
\, tes,crcld Do,ot the county ct Caroline ir TOTO. NE
, 49, r,,i o,.,rr increase al 'he eHeN
&c ,i , ~ lie iced; and, alSo the said Garwoods inter
80 :, ~, nlty,dea dover Estate Aana Gatewood, ms III"
, mr. o mich thereof i:,ay Re sufficient /" satisfy ne w
,rc i. an aid ioad nh a interest and costs at sale e.
r. ,,s az lid sale cash. The the above property - he
yea i" be inI.spuiasc hut, acting Trustee, shall only con
''s SUI" ''' " :. G.. SCOTT Acting Trustee.
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p,i,.hs,i ttrse ;rts oseh asra- ne session
r f-. rsA tc.fe wax Ltr.aC me rest q tae y;9r
s+ .,,r,siS ~ 81 RlpTicS.
-. ,.aas., and Three Dollars for six months,
Et &C. a b.. asI tie efcc, remited by mail, post
s 90 &c. ,,er ,nAu:a iie end Of the year
o-.se may be reunited per mail, IN good and
- ,t.s Al the rss Of the Editor; tae postage q az
. 't> - me bri.ers.the postage OF single letter
'-, -. In The writer Ii Is the accumulation OF
az. h. ,iurSs, which operates asa serious tax
' ray Tor nine papers Annually si'aaave he
. h .--as. .-evs OF ADVERTISING.
.fs.nl!ues, az less, 6:st insertion, IS cents; TO!
Il. nee mus; hc accompanied WIN TIE ADVANCE
se.s ,.,.. ,.frr,iccs, Ia tnsS:e execution.
$3.50 . ',tstr,i;. may amoini Ia SOU reI amman, a
fe ,.s ~ - yer cent? ana 10 sou. o! !op sreeh'.
q @' ,r,; solicitation Of several 81 our eity heaas,
: s. r 1t =, t.k- . limited number OF yearly auSer-
S. % Il a;cac'et urNrcess aFH 10 shy any l'nns ~
~ g,e, likely to result, iaere:oin 10 Inc wi.ae
vt 70 '"v .,sst t~,G@tlca TT our paper IN TIE eouh-
4c ar, . ,,cttha: annual advertisements iwice 4
, aH' i'' ,srs paper and once week III 'rTy ohsf
wees ~" sc,s hin he strictly limited however to hc
- 49, "a, ot, general terms and to S"-t advertise,
"a. o-3 rata fu! al enls cement nrS"H1 TIE
a.' '1" & .- ths privilege @! changing linear anNei-
AZ. Inv. pc.se, without any adii''"'A c"s''
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-11

In tbs United State. Eastern District Virginia,
Jan. cath. 1873:
fbN Cl!H!i%St u the ac firm III Gaha,n C!iH,.ning,
{" composed 81 the ad iu! tr6rng and John GgaIm and
tie said John taInur individual character, uf tl. cy
81 ichiG& having lied petition ns TN. he be de-
rartd haasTl II - ordered that 81; pisG;s claiming te
creditors al iir ah inn tliniiGg in his uca and Individual
:haac; srm caa>e L. The tou,t, the l day OF MgrGl
next, w tie sad John Gindtnn. IN ms soc;a! ani individual
character he not declared Bankrupt Pursuant Ia the
Congress III that behalf AMI that copy III this order L publish
ri Tia newspapers according 10 TIE I'D aad m rules Of Count.
copyGrstr
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
Jan "a s3-ggW