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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

CIRcUMsTAsTIAL EvIDEScE.-Ine following stale
ment of an actual occurrence, Gays the N York Anne
ricanD translated for that paper from the Deasche
sehneiipost well exempl6es how unjustly combina-
ton of crcumst inces may sometimes accuse man
CAT tabled hoe at Ludgwigsburg, one of the CON-
pany was showing very rare gold coin, which was
passed round the table on plate, and gave rise to
mapy supposons TO lis age, country, value, &c
The conversation then gradually hranched off 10 other
subjects till the coin forgotten and on The owner
asking for back to the surprise of all! it was not TO
be found gentleman sitting at the foot OF the Ia
bic wos observed 10 be in much agitation, and, his
embarrassment seemed TO increase with the contnu-
ance of the Search the company about TO propose
a very disagreeable measure, when suddenly waiter
entered the room saying, 'Here is the CON, the cook
has lust found It of the finger glnsses' The re-
lief 10 all was manifest and the suspected sttan-
ger spoke for the first time follows: Gentlemen,
none of you can rejoice more than myself at the re
covery of the con for picture 10 yourselves my pain
full siuatlon-by singular coincidence have du-
picate Of the very same coin in my purse (here show
ing it to the company The idea that on the personal
search which would probably be proposed, would be
taken for puoner of the coin, added to the FAC! that
am stranger here with one to vouch Tor my in
tser,ty had almost driven me Distracted. The homes
" of the and the lucky have saved ho
nor The friendly congratulations of the company
SION efaced the remembrance of their unjust suspi
cons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04
On mo,,on. il was

On motion, It was a..
Eesolpsd, That line Chairman and Secretary sgn the
proceedings of this meetiug and thet the Sec1etary
forward The same to The Richmond enquirer 'FHf
s,niau Republican, and Petersburg Republican, with
TIE request that they be published.
When, on motion, III, meeting adi"nrncd
JAMES w. WALKER, Chn,
T. H. WEIGH, Sccy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04
IMPQRTANT NOTICE
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
A Great Reduction in the Price Of HATS and
CAPS, at the Town and Country Hat Manu-
factory, under the Columbian Hotel,

FIchm0HH, VTTgIHTd.
II. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and the pub
- lie generally that he hand larger and better asset
than he has had consisting OF Fine Fur sk oass
Hats Fur Cloth Velvet, Sealei Glazed ana
Hair Caps Black and Dah Wool Hats &C., &C. in all the rev
and varied styles shapes Under the assurance thai the
small profits and quick advantageous ne
has adopted the method of doing business entirely for cash. ana
consequently enabled sell at much lower prices than no
who give credit.
p S-To his friends In the Country, who have patronisea
him. he his thanksto those who have not ne uopes 70
Der .. 4e-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

~ EOTICE-By order of Total Abstinence Asso-
clalion city Of Richmond, the FIRST THURSDAY in the
February has heen appointed for holding State
Temperance city OF Richmond which all
the Commonwealth earnestly requested TO
send delegates.
full representation every Society urgently demanded,
and il is hoped selected will be prompt attend
When Societies shall delegates they
aucstcd 10 forward free of postage, undersigned.
MICAJAH BATES, Chairman.
" The Editors Of all Political Religious other Journals
State respectfully solicited give This notice two
Insertions the only Of communicating the desire"
information the friends oil the cause. - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

1ro, CANAL BoAr.-The Miners (Penn') '"uipa az
contains a statement OF the ST. wesn', Cos o'.ns
The rht weight Of the boat is Is tons II cwl; !ne
If the boat and cargo was s5 tons cwt leaving
900 If 6oI TINS Of Goa l. The boat draws ieet
inch Forward feet II inch mdshps and feet ,T rSn
at the stern-soy feet inch in drsught Of Ta'er on
s sos,. - osn ha constructed for about SloOO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

FOR TIE E-NQUIRER
The Democratic Republicans of Northumberland
county are earnestly requested 10 meet in council on
the 9Th of January court day to consult on The pro-
prie,y ofsendng delegates TO State Convention, Con
gressional district Convention, and other matters Of i'm
porance, which may, and probably will be brought be-
fore them for their consideration full attendance
is respectfully requested:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04


II. 81 BRENT Cashier
VIRGINIA, Frederick county, set:
This day personally appeared before the subscriber Justice oi
county aforesaid Henry NJ Brent, Cash
Bank OF the Valley Virginia. who made oath that the
exhibits OF the said Bank on the 4th Instant TO
The hest OF his knowledge and belief -
Given under my hand this Goth day of December 1913
J. r. RELY
OBED. WAITE, President.
JACOB BAKER,
A. s. BALDWIN, ni,.c,o,o
WIN. MILLER ~
LLOYD LOGAN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

It's said, tina, the English manufacturers are area-
DIV stamping their cotton fabrics with the stripes and
stars. and attaching an American manufacturers name
10 make them saeable in the China market, American
h,,;ro GAINED an hiph preference.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

lockaoe, from Philadelphia to Columbia, was l"eaay
noman hon,s On her return trip, her time up l'on
p.awars CITY was FIVE hours ten minutes, having upass
head tide until she passed Newcastle loo mnch pia nd
cnpnot be awarded to Mr. WoTth'nstoh 10, I'VE a,,an a
alan Of bon, conceived wholly by himself HIS lou,
po.ts are probably employed between New York ana
80 Champlain TPh;iad .Narh .amer'tdn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

t.o. Sur Among the arrivals at New York on
,ydnesJav is The iron ship Iron Queen, Capt o Bten'
from Liverpool via Bahia. She IS the first IRON snip
has ever visited that port She was bu 1t at Aber-
deem, and registers $50 tons Her keel is 3nches deep
and hollow. into the alter which she makes iiows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC GAllEol
Compilation Of the Rait'oad 10 jquta Creek Inn.
ralIed Expedition ! Reducit0A Of Rates In

Wdshin@ton, Baiiimore Phiiadtiphia, 4c
THE Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Con-
hereby .nrouHcr that their Railroad vas cogif!tira,
Potomac he t:h November, ana that travellers are
conveyed between Richmond ana Washington ail sa,
the year, by Railroad Cars and Steamboats,, having Rta
nj s, ~ ". precisely, INSTEAD of u. h-,rtcCfe.
Instead paying Their fare, heretofore Frelsrtk
only and afterwards board The Potomac Steamboat
WLshiGgtnn passengers Will take tickets tie .ioaG l-
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare, this ag
be less than paid separately on different portions q tn
and after to-day The i1t1 instant the charges t-
road Line, Richmond and the Northern cities 81! .
reduced follows:
Whole fare between Richmond and Washington, g..
Dn. do Baltimore.
DO. Philadelphia. hy The
Newcastle and rrenchtown railroad aud steamboat .r " y
Or By Peck GEd Iore's Line. o.
II viii be perceived from the above, that tie charges
railroad nw ny le and has hoa
hr advantage ~ IL favor, Of greatly increased vptr
verrs by the railroad line reaching Washington Nt>E. Bl
in Twelve, and Philadelphia hours an,
leaving Richmond and airing PEiiG4 2hta boye ;r9rc
The Rirer aad Bay Boats hd,s iJt .i1rfcL
No charge Tor children under three Of asrotheT ga
twelve years Of age, half price. ~ Col red persons hair ff-
r JONAS SHARP.
July Il i-wly Superintendent u TIahsp1rt.taa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

n AW NUTICE.-Ile subscriber mas removed MS oti,.
IL basement story OF his residence, at The corner of g
streets, opposte the Office Of te Mutual Assurance soc.
may he found his Office when In attendance .,
suniedl on of the Courts Of the CITY. -" .
TO CLAIMASTS.-The subscriber, after nm ineryal,,
years, again tenders his services TO Claimant. on lie
nent Of the United States, the Stale of Virginia Tor -,
tionay services, any other demands, whether ariug
contracts or otherwise HIS experience Va attending to RI
claims enable him. in mosi cases where Are veil
ed, the OF the Information nec.~ar.
them The advantage Of thai rxpeTirDcehIs fam!i!j,y
The subject and diceni attention. stimulated hy the nee
of beginning his life OF eu-n,ssEe willing "a .
those WHO may employ hm-or moderate c6yta con-
ton, such reasonable contingent av be
Urged by such strong Inducements he pledges AL the
and energy r may have exerted. His re-ieur.
office 9Th and streets the swan Tavern. 80
addressed to lin will be punctualiy attended To.
Richmond. nh Oct. 1872 ii-ly THOMAS GREE,
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- CUuHly, n VII:
IT, Justice of the Peace for said county, do hereby
certify, that who ha- executed the above Power OF
Attorney onay appeared before made OATH ta, the
stock on which vote proposed gwen is, bona hde-
and that the same is not held ly Of any transfer
onred or designed 10 evade the provisions Establish
ing general regulations for the incorporation of Bank passed
the 22nd March, 1897.
Given under my hand, this - day Of - ls4-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04
SEVERAL DEMOCRATS.

BANK or THE VALLEY ~ VA.
WfscHF.rER. Dec. 81, isia. I
To his E,c.llcncy JAMES McDow Governor of Virginia
Dear Sir enclose statements showing III"
condition the 9Th day of December, lei and ih
inst. | am, very respectfully
Your obedient
n H. BRENT. Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04
6 WINTER PATTERN
HATS s CA

HATS s. CAps-rALL 6 WINTER PATTERN.
GEORGE ". FERRY hgs leave 10 morn
sy-s, n,blic that lis Fail and Wnter stock Of H"I'
>@fs2 Cans il fJ in every particular, ooss't.H- -
k-tJ tca and Beaver, Castor, Brush Mal,s""' a. +.
s<..cN rrssrat and Coney Hat, Of ae l.tsst an'
nps.oved style GentIcmen's and Boz . sht 80. h.
seal Seal and iiusarat Fur Caps; Cloth t' do DO
h,nds o a crra: variety Of laie AMI beautiful patterns
Cas- very gr.c.fu Glazed and Hair srai do Ladies i"
Cans Mur, Misses do elegant assortment" WOO ~. ~
&C. In fact his Stock coutlns ever th'ns peti,s
BY almost every packet Persons IN want OF articles ~
are invited examine his goods, a. ne eonaer
bear comparison with the best aud they VIII be SOFA 5rppy
cash prices. 49,, u.-D, ua r., and Cas-,
Wholesale ami Retail Cash Dealer IN IN as,
Min at, door above Van Lew '""h & 20 33-v9
Nov ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

His own propery-or the property of--, his ward
or OF his tesaor or nesta.e estate the
'estae-or bona de held by him in duly
corded will OF deed in trust for other person persons
naming The persons and deed
Dee. s9-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

ANK OF yIRGiNIA-The General Meeting of the Stock
- holders Of the Bank &c Virginia their Banking
House in The city of Richmond Monday sh Of
January BY act of the Legislature passed 18th March
1912, II is provided "Thai officer Bank shall
hereafter by for Stakeholder any OF ri
Officers of Bank shall any proxy be valid which
shall have been executed sixty days
tom II is also provided by the That President
Director OF any Savings Bank General Agent of Manu-
featuring Mining Company, shall D-
rector of any Bank. SAML. MARX, Cashier.
Form the for voting proxy any meeting Stock
holders
Ksow sIEs THESE PRESENTS That --- hereby
appoint -- TO be Substitute and Proxy for and in -
and BEHALF vote any election OF Director Dec
Of the Bank of Virginia. And furthermore represen,
al all meetings of the Stockholders OF said Bank and In
and behalf to vote respecting the enacng, repeating
amending such Bylaws Ordinances Regulations may be
deemed and convenient for the and
nagemen of the said Bank fully might could
- personally present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04


service may hereafter require The
made specified quantities. but for such quantities the
may require. The deliveries To he made at Boston,
New York Norok-at all either Of these places be
desired Suirkon cranberries may be called for subs
,es pickles. therefore, bids for supplying them viii he
ceived.i
Contractors not living The place where deliveries
0ucd establish agency such place that delay may
arise furnishing what may be eqmrrd and when contractor
fats promptly comply rquons the Navy Agent at the
place the articles required 10 be delivered shall b- a
orze purchase such articles, and the contractor shall be la
BILE Tor of cost over the contract price.
Separae bids he made for each article NJ each oi the
stations, combined bid Tor the whole
Bonds with approved suetes third the estimated
the respective contracts will be required aud ten per
ccntum in addition will he withheld from the amount of each
ormance the respective contracts which viii not be paid
until complied with i'll all respects unless spe
cily authorized by the Navy Department After dducns lei.
will he made by the United STATES within
thirty articles shall have been inspected and
received bills the presented To Tile navy Agent,
pproycd b. commanding officers of respective Navy
YadS aforesaid according Ia the Of the contract The De-
par;nent the right reject all bids from persons VINO
tavr here tafure failed IL their contracts.
ons'o supply either of these articles viii he pleased
the place places at which they may desire pay
Them. Forms proposals may be ha upon
application II ii Navy Agents Office of either OF the above sta
items, the Bureau.
Dec % G5-wtl5I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

FARMERS BANK OF VlRGINIA-The Annual Mecuns OF
the Stockio!drrs OF the farmers Bank Of Virginia will he
held Banking House in city Of Richmond on Wed
ncsay the 10Th day of January 1914 An act of Assembly passed
March 81 1912 provides that Officer Director of Bank
hy proxy kholdeI IN any election
Of Directors IN Officers Of Bank shall any proxy be valid
which shall have ccn executed Sky days before the time OF any
forbds, that any President or birec
If any Savna ank General Agent Manufacturing
Mining Company shall hereafter be eligible Director %
any Rank.
december 4,h 1873 J. C. BLAIR, Cashier.
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Form Of Po,cer If -fitorney 20 rete By PrOry.
Ksow ALL MES THESE PRrsENrs, That -, OF -,
do hereby appoint 10 be Substitute and Proxy, far
and in and behalf, any OF irec
Directors Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia. and in
and behalf TO vote respecting the enacting repeating
amending s,ch bylaws Ordinances Regulations be
deemed and convenient for the Of said
Bank.
witness whereof, - have hceun;o hand and seal
this - day Of, in the year
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of
tSeal.)
nrc 0,yi IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

RICHMOND, FIRoINis.
Office Main 2nd door teiow Main and 4t Streets
SPLEEN CfPITALS!
10000 Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass No l. for ls44, TO be drawn
Alexandria, D. Co. Saturday. the 9th OF January, ls4i Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04

For Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Packages in the
above Magnificent Lottery, address
j. G. GREGORY & CO, Managers, Richmond, Va.
Or An Of the drawing will be sent Immediately alter
TO all who order fiom
Dec u 67-oawtd
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-30
Graham's Lady's and Gentle
mans Magazine for 1914.

The January Number t1ill be issued on
December 10 1913.
IGRAHAM'S MAGAZINE has long enjoy.
QTed the enviable reputation of being the
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quality and number off its embellishments, and
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l543, the publisher has given about 100 pages
more original reeading matter than any Of his
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colored flo Rers. The cheapness and merit Of a
Three-Dollar Magazine ovet ell others are ap-
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SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS GREAT
Err THAN OTHERS,
and an addition of engravings over other maga-
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The publisher is, however, satisfied that moth
Ing but real excellence can mlintain the high
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-30
ROAD NOTICE.

A petition will be presented to the Comms.
sioners ofBrown eo1niy At theiI next meeting on
the FIRST monday Of March next, for an alIsfa.
tion ofa county road leading fram Zion meeting
house is Lewis township 20 Thomas mill ID
Clermoht county Beginning on said road wher
S.ephen BOlandsr and + r. Fullsr's line in
tsrseets said road, and rOniing a south east di
rection on said Bolandsr's and FullsPs line a.
bout one hundred aud five rods TO Stephen BJ-
lander's house, themes west course across
said BoIander's aud Fdllefs land until it again
intersects said road.
This the 20tb of January, A. D. 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-30
Notice.

DY virtue of an Order of the court of COM
ID non Pleas of Brown ;ounty OHIO made at
the SEPTEMBER tenn of said court l643, and
revived at the November tenn of the same
year, and to ma lliracsed, /, edward Evans,
administrator of the estate of William A. Fra.
ger decd, will expose to sale at the front dom
of the courthouse, in said county at public
out.cry, or the 2nd day ofyNarch 1874, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
P. M. of said day the following described real
estate to wit: Lot No IA situate in the town
of Sardinia in said county, with tho apPurt"n-
ces and improvements thereon Subject to the
widows right Of dover in the premises, she be-
ing endowed of the south lower room Of the
front building together with the Kitchen and 20
feet of ground OH tbs south side of said lot from
tho front budag pl!as with the south line of
said lot to the west line OfthN same. Upon the
following terms-one third in hand one third
in nine monlhs,and one third in eighteen months
altar the day of sale. Tns deferred paymats to
be made safe by good security with interest
from day Of sale.
The above lot is ordered by the court to bs
sold as tina property of VIM A. Frazer dsc'd
by the admr. tn pay debIA; and is valued, sub
iect TO dover, at $50 dollars.
EDWARD P. EVANS, administrator.
IAN 9th. 1874
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