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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-17

Arr at New Bedford lith inst Hherna, Sanford, Indian
Ocean via 81 Helena Nov with t00 bbls VIII $50 do oil
S cruise in sdsys oT9to Coggeshal up do A.
Aug 20 Black Warrior. NJ $50 bbs and Autumn, Wady \
oIk clean left for the nth Sid FIN Isle Of France Sept 81
Enterprise, Bailey NIB, 260 sp go VIII
rzsb, H. Bates, Manpci,ett, 2ao 900 VIII cruise aud
then 70 America Sid FIN Cape Good Hope Oct 4, Thames
sH cean cruise On NV Coast Of Ntollsnd, July
Aversk Miekl-. NB 200 Pas in the Hberaia,
hp at Cage Good Hope Of III halh also Chas 5
lennir Smith Tion JACOB Wood Joseph Dyson Benz
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the the Isle Of France, where IA of them
left in PRISON
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Notice to Mariners.

The Royal Danish Commercial Department has, under dat
23d Oct given notice that the Gjedysr Light thu
point OF Falster hitherto only consisting Of 10 lamps, with
verbeIators enough illuminate the
evil row Of lamps with reveTbertos above the other lights
and by which the light has become uniform spread
with the intensity all the points Of the compass
afe II ia
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MESSRS O. WEISS 4 FIR. GRAMBSs, Professorx of
AI Music epeually their patrons, the ladies
and gentlemen Il New 70 and vicinity their Cot-
Muse Il T Private Parties, So'ie~s, &c.
Orsn received and ctually attende to % Delaney
m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27

T AND IN AMELIA FOR SALE-The
IL subscriber offers for sah the Plantation
whereon he resides, in the count of Amelia, one
mile North of the Court House and eight miles
Yves, OF Goodies Bridge, over Aromal,ox River,
containing, Ivy recent suivey,sS0 acres, some
tn ne upwards OF two hundred If which are orr
ginai Forest, and about three hundred OF sccon!
growth of Pine.
1t is well watercd with numcous Springs, and
ieur or FIVE ncvcr-taiins Stream; running through
1t, Attending upwards of 100 acns of as rich Fla,
Land as any in Virginia, mos OF which is re-
claimed, and ready for cultivation, about 10 acres
being now covered with heavy crop OF Corn
|, has ample range for Stock, rendering ii unne-
cessary to Craze the Farm thereby saving much
fencing, though it may h s-lzed as it has two
enclosures, with two fields il each.
The improvements are TWo-soried Dwelling
House, with three rooms AID passage below
and tour rooms and passage above dry Gel
lar, &c. Granary, with Trcshng Machine
Cribs, Stables, Tobacco Bans, Ice House, Car.
riaoe House, &c.
The Dwelling House is pleasantly situated
surrounded by Grove Of Forest Trees, covering
five or six acres OF lanG, and is believed 10 be as
healthy as any situation in Virginia.
The purchaser, if he wishes, may have The
Crop of Corn and Fodder, Stock, &c. Any per
condeslrous Of location in a healthy, moral ant
/ intelligent neghborhood, would DO well 10 view
this place-as being determined 10 sell, bargain
may be expected.
4 Address the subscriber, Amelia Court House
\ Virginia, or make personal application 10 hin
on the premises. JOHN i. BOTTOM.
I Sem II 3S-;i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. chair
u Of the school Of Modern Languages OF this
Institution having become vacant, by the re>is-
nation of Professor Charles Kraiisir, the Board
OF Visitors will proceed al special meeting on
the 10Th September, 10 fill the vacancy thus oc-
casioned.
The compensation Of the Professor consists OF
a salary OF one thousand dollars, and fee of
twenty-five dollars from each member of the
School, besides the use OF comfortable dwelling
and garden, free of rent The languages taught
are German, French Spanish, Italian and An
glo-Saxon.
Applications may be addressed 10 the under
signed, at the University Of Virginia.
WILLIS H. WOODLEY, Proctor.
u PosfpoNEMExr.-The above meeting Of
the Board Of Visilers has been adjourned TO the
18th inst, at which time the appointment Of a
Professor will be made.
Sept. Il I'll TBS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27

NTELSON LAND FOR SALE-A sale Of
\ the land heretofore advertised by me. 10 be
sold on the 2!;h August, moi having been effected,
| will ol!cr i; aga in on the premises, 10 the highest
bidder. on THURSDAY, the iii day OF October next.
This Land will be sold under decree of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancerv for
the county oil Nelson, in the case OF Montgome-
~ against Montgomery and others. There are
two Tracts: One contains about four hundred
acres-beiDg the lower end OF the Mansion House
Tract of Land, of which Joseph Montgomery,
deceased, late of the said county OF Nelson. died
possessed. One-tourlh Of this tract is bottom
land, and the whole is valuable. The improve
ments are sufficient 10 accommodate small ia
mly comfortably. The other tract contains about
two hund ed acres, being the par, cut off from the
upper end Of the same main tract by the alloi-
ment OF dover 10 the widow OF the said Joseph
Montgomery, deceased. II is partly cleared. bat
has not been cultivated for several years Ii is,
however, yaluahle-and j, is particularly well
adapted 10 the production OF corn and tobacco
Ii The day fixed upon Tor the sale should not be
fair, il will take place on the first fair day there
after.
The terms viii he about onc-.ourth cash, the
balance on credit OF six twelve, eighteen and
twenty-iour months the purchaser giving bonds
with good personal security, and the title 10 the
land being held as additional security.
JOS. F. MONTGOMERY, Conf
Aug. %, lSi4.
p. S. An application will be made 10 the Court
the day before the SALE when it will be in session,
10 change the time otthe credi! payments, Is 10
make them payable in one, two and three years
and il is confidently expected ii will he successful
Ii il should not be- the land will, OF course, he offer
ed on the terms forth in the advertisement.
Sept.3 Bids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27
Mr.. MORnAC ECNT21' DREAMS.


lu.& Cu,,.sS. >;org. l9h, !sii.
Il can assure VA u;S Ia surYyiscd 81
hear OF the sacH.It made / ..e Wing Elector
in reference 10 tic Halfway iiou>e Precinct.
The gen,cmal's friends n.,at have STy>sly De-
ceiycd him. Reverse the statement, aud IN ny
ornon, i; Wi! be very nearly the *. state oi
things.
car friend, had mectHs anl Ealiacue
yesterday, below the i!aw way House which was
attended by over two huadicd voters from his and
he ADJOINING Counties OF Warwick and Eliza
beth Cay, itw from each OF the lwo Counties
namcG-inC>t OF them from this County-and d
more enthusiastic rnerfino | meyer attended III
my life. The vote Of this County will 10, exceed
NO hundred, and W. shall send 10 The Enquire.
b. the mail thai carries this letter, IL, 3! dele
gate, To- the Hampton Convention, Of rot less
ll.an 10 or -. OF good ana true men knew
OF ro, less than 10 changes IN OR favor curing
the rasi week. Oar friends 10 man here ale q;
woIk and assure yea They are doin" good ser
vice
Another Correspondent from York County says
Gahc>i;&iingiy. rha, '1he County is ior Polk aad
Dallas, ana that too, ~ al i,@A Judge Eayly :
majority over Mir Carer asl Spring
Crhc proceedings of the meeting, With the .i't
Of Delegates, vii! he Published lo-morTow)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27
Tur ,toDrpN cOAIITIOv

The New York Herald Of Monday publishes
the following notice. with nc information that
the alarm in the Wing ranks has increased one
hundred fold"-ani that since Wcbster's Speech
on Boston Common. "rhurlow Weed" (who>e
Albany Journal is the Min, Of the last Infamous
Forgery ''anA several leading officers of the
Wing State Central Committee, were here on
Saturday last. and hada prolractcd interview and
consultation with the leaders of the party in this
CITY. The result was determination 10 procccd
al oH 1.or!s iriLi Inc H"'r Increment, al The head
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27
VALUABLE &.aL STATE FOR SIZE

VALUABLE .GaI r. iaiis FOX Sill
4 OFFER ~ :r.va,c sale my fa.E in Ma'c"g" co'i"'y
4 S,ulh Alabama. i contains ai'::l three hundred
,nd scyenyhve acres Of the hest CaEriraae Lad, Il
considered an exceedingly hea't,y place, ard iMnedi
n.clv contiguous poo neighnts. II adj ins hr lands
Of M4s.r- ti-.rcc II. Mingc, Edward Baptist and Phi
lip j. Weaver.
Fon The fertility Of the land. The hea'hiness Of The
location and convenience II navigation u presents M
ducenents those wishing to tile IN he best cotton
region Of Alabama rarely offered
The farm rented last year for about SIREN hundred
dollars and is rented this year by the same tenants Tor
the same amount. II is in hirl state Of cultivation
with all ssary buildings it, The Gin aud Screw
are nearly new and the farm is well supplied with *
ceent water One Of the gentlemen, mir f. liocroft,,
who rented past of the land last wear, informed me.
short time since thai s only worked five hands, tone
Of IN, his cook,l and he sold upwards OF fifteen hun
dred dollars worth of COTTON after losing large potion
of his crop for the want OF hands tn pick IL our.
Mr.. e HoIcroft living the place, or Messrs Rich
ard IT, Adams or George II. Minge. will show II 10 any
person disposed L, buy. will sell bargain In the
farm and make such arrangements as to the payments
as will be accommodating To the purchaser
Ny Post Office is, Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond, Va Aug q, 1914. 3s-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27
NJ. CLAWS LETTERS TO IR. BLAIR

Nj CI.AY'5 LETTERS TO Mr. BLAIR.
We have 10 doubt from he inquiry we have
SCI oh foo, since ,ac-c mysterious !sters touched
our horizon ha; ihe version W. have lately pub
lshc from MIR Ncnda!i's accorn', and which We
defended 81, TUESDAY iasi. upon the very showing
81 the Richmond Wing t,e!i, is substantially the
correct oar Nj X. ia1r: every pains 10 obtain
tie mot correct vcrSioa--and we have liule or
no doubt, TIA, the three passages he Processes to
quote. are exact copie,, with the exception Of one
ph!ase-ald in iG,, the meaning was not in the
least degree perverted We understand. that Mr..
KcndaM tool; YER, particular pains, in more ways
i; n one 10 give I'm. impression Of the original
AID that ~ ;hi> 'n@ic. 50 much o Ne letter re-
la.ig To the friend ot .,r. Adams, with tears IL
his e"es tie M .;ra> 4 Nir. Claws friend, in
their ...o.aioa L saTpogt a!r. adams, and the
means ct making certain tie rG'e u! Nj Ddy:d
White ale almost rcrta'em = biera'iw. Mr..
CLAY had better Girac; the publication Of he cor
rcspondcnce' at clcc--ior his version may inJnfc
him almost IS much - the original perhaps
more. And we understand. Of course no, from
Mr. Blair himself that lie (Mr. 81 did once con-
sent 10 the publication o! the entire corge>pon-
deGce II W, GGg hi0acii pf6Dcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27

Yesterdays W'hig says We have called up2a
III Sew iosi Editors IL EXPLODE the British GnIC:
Hnmbu-. We'll Ia, nailhe Morning News p
has ao the journal If Commerce = READ
ho.: cas.lY tie Morning N.~> has pul this tale
down. The Journal OF Commerce calls 1t AN
extensive Mares Mes, '-pronounccs i, in effect.
oil ;uiJc, and says. - We suspected te!afc, Thai
the Gold :c;icn.c Pic; i, nothing hut he Anti
Corn Law ..Lea@uc" in .:ngland. with 4 :or@e':
paragraph. - -. ,,.sf.c; from the Loa'!on Times
10 give i colorin2. ~ ought 10 he tne last PEG,
pie ia ,he world to dtGonace tbs LEAGUE. IS IL
great OBJECT !, 10 o'ca the British poTs to AIR
tyca9y,ifS!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27
r.r,ns &C the Richmond Enquirer.

-, qhc ENQUIRER is published DAILY aud SEMI
rt.rxlN For The Dali. Paper, seven do lars per an
,nt al me of eisht dcllus If taken f.r shcit
rcd than one year. Err M Semi-Neekis, five
.n.r aunan,, aud Three Da'lars fui six months,
ht. n advance. 10 be pdd az Lhs ofiee or rened by
Mn ,,ls, paid, oI SIX Dollars per annum At he end OF
s An dues 10 This ciicc may he RENTED rcr mail
-, ana available Bank noes. 1T the risk Of the Edit
:" un<srs If al letters beng pad by te pr'ierS-
o.tacr uf sinel. letter scarcely ot any account
y, n. writer. II Is the accumulation If postage, IN al
.s,siyr business, which operates as serious tax
n''" '"' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square OF
;,e.n lines or less. frs. nserin my cents, and
ncte.dng insertion twenty 1--we cthts-ii insert
me- week twice = week, or three times week
amy seven and half cents.
nn,l sayer,iscas are charged fifty dollars for thirty
~; and in taat proportion for Advertisements of q
use, l.nrta-eacrpt Lottery Vendors and Auction
-. WIN are charged one hundred dollars, tpaprr in
IN ruE sEMI-WEEKLY-one square Of sixteen
~ ~ less frs; insertion, IS cents fJr each cnniinu
arCc ~ cents.
n,d,,. from A distance must he accompanied With the
py or satisfactory references, 20 insure eAecu
{ on. ,,. - -, .o,,,r,
hS MAYER the PARTY hand wiring Is unknown Al thu
Office must he auilentca by the erdprsatlnn ol the
Postmaster Ink neghborhnod, They VIII IN no cast
hr ,nli he'd. Every measure that has been taken Il
rrr.sa ppn>ons ana criiZzes, has proved heretofore
,n,yaug. We must therefore, insist, IL such case
oou m. heing certified by the name o
ne Postmaster, scrten tie back # the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27
NOTICE.

a Barbecue will he given, and a political dis
cus-ion take place in Chesterfield county, al PHI
lips. about II miles from Petersburg. on the
main Goode. and Bevel's Bridge road, on the
first Thursday in October next Orators and
others. of both parties are Invited 10 attend wlh-
on. further notice o! invitation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27
,,rnI,,., Iv.1.I.I,IYr


,ilE next session of tie Medical lrstiu'e viii com
mencr the fifst nf she ttsiiing Nn.rmbcr, an'
roniti" ten n.uhs In hi, In tiuIiun all he brahth
CO Of complete Medical Eiuc'tlou a:c tang''t. E'p"
ca' alcnil" is given ia thu practical dtptr!meais ~
as Surgery and III. rra'ic- Of Medicine l.. 'a>"s 49,
clinical l,,r.,ratirns; Chemistry hy experiments, Hnt
Anatomy by d,s,ec,ions An abundant sur?'y Of lie
'luat, ria for the study cf prarit Anatomy, car al
ways he hal during ihr proper &c isnn.
in th. institute vii eniir Students II cont
forward for rraiation after attending m course il
III. Washington University of Eantic oac Of The ba<
M.dicGl schools in the Cnicn.
Tho 10. for ul viii he one hundred dollars
payable in advance. Any number Of students wishing
join this institute can he accommodated with board
in hotels end IN private families, moderate terms
sc ia its Immediate vicinity.
The HsiiIut" il located within half m:le nf Prince
Edward Courthouse, n mite al iiamrten Sidney Col
lege, aud six miles from Fam9iiie aud in neishnr
hood long distinguished for liz hea;lhiness, Intelligence
and moraiitv.
JOHN r. METTAEER. 4. ~. NJ. D.,
FRANCIS J. METTAUER, in A. ". NJ. u.
Dir tot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27

The R. Wing is striking blindly in the dark.
II is like Sampson with his hair cut ofl-power-
less. dealing in humbugs, and circulating for
gsrieS which il ought never 10 counteuance by
republication. The Wing parry is blown sky
high BY its own presses. The Engineer hosted
By lis own petard'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27

The albany Evening Journal" being detect
cd bv the Argus" in lis forgery. cries ont, that
"the cxlrac; from the Roorback's Tour" was ia
ken precisely as ii appeared in the Journal, from
an exchange paper" e. The y. Y. Evening
Post asks, H.aai paper 1t originally appeared
in The Journal as Edi'oriaL So We suspect this
M Weed is guilty of prevarication-and mark.
in his Journal, ca=,e out The famous British
Gold Story
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27

In Inc Wing C: rcsterday. We ind the follow
ine sinpnsiiioa Or suppose (he Imposition
mcr.r in0ulecd ljr ic sake Of i!Iii>taiicn) lhcy
were 10 appropriate large suns. nol clly 10 build
in. ~ ana buy;ag mp presses and GemaSogucS
bu. converting weekly free trade papers into daily
papcrs. would that have no etcc.f
Il supposi,ions ere Arguments, and prove am
t!.;ra. then let rs see how the argument of rhl
Whg might cu; Wct:sclain. however, is ar
nlica,ion 10 the Nie as H. does 10 MS:
Isl. Suppose an Editor should have Lccn somt
very t:,y wears ago rioief. free trade" mar
so :ial,nt a. u 30 for t;~anon-saou!l sud
denly "abo., face" AMI become a warm rruicc
tioni>. have We not room to su??oSc, that 'hi:
EDITOR has handled the iaoncy of TIE Norhcrl
manufacturers
2d. Suppose that a man should have, not manl
wears aga. denounced Mr. Clay as n0on-s'ruch
and visionary politician. and predicted that he re-
yer could receive the vote OF Virginia, andthai h'
should now W. his most supple tool and defender
may WE pot conclude that there j. some expcc!a
lion OF reward. &c, &c.
81. SUPPOSE most ilagrant piece Of in)ustio-
should have been done a public man, and i
sho'iii have been proved TO h, forgery, and thai
an Editor shoati have assisted in giving c;Fcua-
ton 10 The piece. a.d at,ar a sufficient lapse o
tine % have LEANED 81 he forgery. si.onld mol
scirc The rsry Frs opportunity 70 publish lie con
lradictioa: have We not GROUNDS i1r SAYING lta
he is rot particularly DESTROYS Of dong justice tt
the accascd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27
RICHARD BAYLOR,
July ! IF Executor ~. noh'l ?. Narina

I'liE Bua,d ur Directors cf the E,scrn inn.t =.
i ium, in Niiun-itit., irinm he rm'lc tsi.i a
hu;idin. has just BE- aded 10 thu establishment
which renders il complete for Al the important iFpi
Of comfort and care, especially III The particular OF Cia'-
sifca,inn.
The Institution ia pow furnished with every modern
Improvement, and under o-t tIin' aud scel;iic
- c"i,tev ii't,d |" receive rot
oniv such patients ~ arc supported y the SAT-, i'
any whore friends may choose 10 p!acr iein IN II AZ
bn,rdrrs
Sent 3,-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27
March II

OSO NEGROES FOR SALE--1'he sub
%CO scrihcr viii sell. By privst. contract III
families and lois 10 su;. purchasers l'.c ahoyr
named number OF likely ard valuable negroes al
any time between the present date and Tie first al
December next, or until that Eumacr or there
abouls is disposed OF. Southern planters and oth-
ers ,ciang 10 purchase, arc requested 10 call up
on the subscriber, residing near Locct;o Post OF
Zee Essex county, Na.-and all letters ofcrqnI:,
pest paid, will bc promptly attended 10. The IL
cilitics for transportation. hy land or water, are
very good, and The negroes, as lot, are equal To
any ever offered Tor sale in Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27

DUBLIC SALE--By virtue of decree, pro-
/ nounccd on the 18th day of September, 1911.
by the County Court OF Goochland, in The case Of
Thomas w. Johnson against Johnson and others,
shall as Commissioner. appointed by said de-
cree. on The 9Th day OF October next at II o'clock,
A. NJ, u1on the premises, proceed to sell publicly
to the highest bidder, a Tract Of Land lying i'll
the county of Goochland belonging 10 The Estate
OF Captain Wm. Johnson, deceased, and con-
tanning about two hundred acre>--a desirable re-
sidencc for a small family. 4! the same time and
place, as Commissioners Aforesaid, will also
sell eight Negroes belonging 10 said Estate, some
OF which are valuable young Negroes. The
terms of sale will be cash for the Negroes, and
cred, of six and twelve months for the Land
the purchaser executing BOND with good security,
and the title 10 he retained until the money ispaid.
p. GUEnRANT, Commissioner.
Sept l9-f t3ihO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27

NOTICE is hereby given, that an election for
IN Directors oithc Union Company, and Union
Potomac Company, will be held at the office Of
Charles +. Mayer, Esq, in Baltimore, on the l7th
day of October next. Sept. II 36-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27

University OF VIRGINIA.-The next
u session Of this Institution will commence or
The Isl OF October and terminate on the llh OF
July following.
The schools of the University with their re-
spectve Professors, are
/. ANCIENT Observation-Disclosures Harrison.
,. MopERS Observation-Disclosures -.
8 Professor Courenay.
4. NATURAL PMLosoPnY-PIofessor W. Il.
Rogers
). Civil ESGixsERiSG-The subjects Of which
are divided between the Professors ot MatheIDa-
tics ana Natural Philosophy.
g. CHEMlsTRY--Prof. K. +. Rogers.
!. MEDlclSE-Proi. Howard.
8. ANATOMY AND SukaGRY-Prof Cabell
Q. MoRAL PuLosoPnr-Prof G. Tucker.
TO- LAw-Prol. Ii. 81. G. Tucker.
For more particular information, in regard 10
expenses &C., see one of the printed catalogues,
or the Washington Globe, or the National Intel
igencer. WILLIS II. WoODLEf,
July % 22-tlO Proctor and Patron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27

AW SCHOOL AT STAUNTON.-The
IL mex, session will commence on the Goth No
:tm."r next and continue until he 10Th March
inD'ving. The Text Books employed will he,
tai'y> Blackstone, fuckers Commentaries
ii.oaa>'S Digest Of Real Property, LonaS on
t. ..,o5> ~ volume Of Staikie on Evidence, Isl
.,ot4.ae q. City On Pleading Stephens on Plead
~, ana Luhcs Equity Pleading. Fee for in
.con $50 payable in advance. Boarding
ga al oifcr Necessary accommodations can be
h"l al the BIS! pu6lic hoa>es in Staunton, upon
Very Moderate terms.
LUCAS P. THOMPSON.
July } l5-w,f
SEABROOK'S WAREHOUSE-lt affords
~ the Inspectors OF this Warehouse pleasure TO
iraiorn the Planters Of Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina, that Seabrook's Warehouse is
now IN good order for the reception OF Tobacco
Ihal ample insurance against fire will be made on
al Tobacco in the Warehouse; the rate of dray-
"-e IS the same as TO other warehouses; that
meisa' VIII b. paid on all Tobacco sent 10 them
Ial tier undivided attention will be paid TO the
olslhe>s OF the Warehouse and every effort made
VI ''eir part 10 expedite business.
THOMAS c. BURCH, ! r..
THOS. I. JOHNSON, { '"'le''oiS'
'an 10 87-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27

TN CfIANCERY-NIRGISIA-At Court held
1 for Mecklcnhurs county Al the Courthouse
thereof the 18Th day OF September, 1911:
John Lewis, administrator Of Naome Lewis
decd, Thomas Bailey and Orpha his wife, Rich
ard Barnes and Mary his wife, and John Lewis
and Ssarcna his wife, Plaintiffs,
Against
Joseph H. Roberts, administrator with the will
annexed of John Robinson, decd, Judah Robin
son. Nancy Robinson, Elizabeth Robinson, and
Mary Paiaore, Defendants.
The dclcndluls, Judah Robinson, Elizabeth iso-
hinson, Nancy Robinson and Mary Palmore, MOI
having entered their appearance and given sccu-
ritz according 10 the Act Of Assembly and Tie
rules Of this Court, and ii appearing from satisfac'
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth: On motion Of the plaintiffs hy
counsel, it is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear before the Justices Of cur county court oil
Mecklenburg al the Courthouse thereof, on the
third Monday in December next and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the city of Richmond or town of Petersburg,
once in each week for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse OF
the said county. A copy-Tcste:
SEPT. 26-f 2m r. B. BAPTIST, &C.