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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-20
At Baltimore, At Baltimore!

] 6 EDWARDS, Esq, From conversations
that have had with Judges Mason and
Williams, | feel authorized to say that the
District Court Of Henr, County, will not be
holden for the June Term.
This IS in accordance with a petition OF
the members Of the bar OF that county, and
be lieve meets the appreciation OF cltlzens
and sultors.
You will confer favor upon tire ci'i-
zens Of that county by noticing the above in
your valuable paper OF Thursday next
Yours,
June IL Al C. HALL,
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ais into the street. and set fl, q q !
demolished the MACHINERY :, 80. Me
sledge.hanmer, and injured d. ~ y !, ,
ing Ucry materially. 0uua
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

NOR RENT or LEASE-The subscriber offers for rent or
the Brick House a, kins william Cout, Of
,necbandjzinr wnud do we'll To such the subscriber
assured The present location oilers many
atapon the merchant great facility IN
porting grain, with comparatively but liiie eN-
ense Its situation also nj county seat being immediately
within the precinct. of TIN, and Court house. affords many
opportunities Inducements TO the community on pubic
sins II also in The heart of the county and popuous neigh
boood amidst active enerpsns ana prosperous people,
generally pGucuaI and responsible men.
rh. house IL new hut undergo few REPAIRS and he
painted Granary will also be erected and rented with
the Store House. . ..,, :, ,,
small Dwelling House, also, hn within the last year, with
four rooms suitable small family may be had Of The SUD-
scIiber. - ,,,.,,. IL. -, -,
ANY letter addressed tohm At King William Courthouse VIII
~ P'f ~ W. n GREGORY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

ESEMAIE SCfiOOL-The School for young ladies' resi-
drr.ce county Hanover, ahou II miles om the
of Rchmnnt continued the esuiH. year, under Tie Gi
recton Of Miss r. NJ Converse approved teacher vino well
qualified 10 The various departments OF study
usually taught Female Schools. The subscriber will
additional scholars bcardcs IN his family Si'c
attention be pad their well hcir intellectual
improvements. The health character and state Of society in his
neiphborhood render situation eligible for those parents
guardians who wish eGuca their daughters or wards abroad
The scholastic term elbrace months, commencing lie
18th January aud cing the 18th Of December, with ons
vacation The Summer.
TrnMs--noard and Tuon, including lights washing, &c,
sIO5 the scholastic Of ten months There will be an e1
ira charge for French OF s..
should be the WISH of the patrons the School that Music
should taught, competent Teacher will be obtained
EDWIN SHELTON
Rural Plain, Dec 30, 1919. 70-2awlw&w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

y9EMALE SCIOOL-The second Of the School at my
residence for the instruction Of young Ladies', viii com
mencc 18th Of January 1874 and terminate on The gun
oc July Sarah X. Toe tho nsuclress furnishes sans
factory testimonials Of her attanments and other qualifications
for The duties of Teacher from distinguished gentlemen III New
Eneau among Hubbard and the Hon. Ed
nnnd Burke New HAMPSHIRE and has given, during the past
srs ion entire satisfaction her patronsprcns and guardians
NAV rest that every every will be paid 10 the NORA
culture we'll the OF e
Young ladies entrusted 10 their care, by MIS- Davis ana MISS
olc OF instruction embraces every Thing both use
ul and ornamental to thorough female
The location rods from Mers Tavern, remarkable
for s healhness, and the nci.hboond for its morality
Ters-for entire session of 10 monhsfnr board Including
every thing s75 English branches, including
Municipalities SEQ Music with the Ct Piano. $50 French ian
ruarc SO Painting, S. Drawing, So. Ornamental neeole
work IS Wosted Flowers SIS. -,
E' - r. n. DAVIS.
-, ca-wfw
~ The Religious Herald and Christian Advocate will give The
,bnye two insertions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

FLEETWOOD ACADEMYThe exercises Of this Institution
Il far the ensuing year will the end of january,
and terminate Goth December The subscriber will be aided
in the discharge If his duties Mr. j. w Kay his present asso
cate high requirements and aptitude 10 teach were most
satisfactorily evinced during the past year.
The studies Classics, Mathematics and science
will he as comprehensive any Academy the State
Avoiding mechanic modes OF instruction. unemittng effort"
will be rxerted n7a to The students committed tn our care
thorough radical knowsdge of all the subjects TO which their
attention may be directed
Ierms-For Board, Tuition, BEDDING &C. SOS session OF
five months. payable ut The expiration Of EACH o. WHILE
NJ ~ C9-4,Sw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

YARNS FOR SAE-The subscriber is authorised 10 dispose
ofths Farm E. A. Locket Tying in the county OF Ches
erfed. about the city of Richmond This tract con-
ains acres is mbrred, well enclosed, and IN good
dwelling house, barns, stables &c. are Ill III pretty
There the premises an excellent saw Aii
and G.ist Mill, irh needs repair Owing 10 the bad
health Of the pro,metor property offered for SIS 900
The Farms the Upper James river Is IN me
market contains 0 acres, a5 of which are low
grounds Of the finest quality The highland is in The highest
civaon and but little inferior 10 the low grounds ooo
cash tile auce on time, bearing interest IL is seldom thai
snch an 800" ~ >, ha had Apply TO c. r. Bolts.
~, ~ - ~ Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

VALUABLE RAPPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE.-By
virtue oil deed Of the subscribers bY Mace
Clements ard Mary s. Clements bearing date the 18th day of
February. 1913. and duly recorded Office Of the Clerk at
Richmond County Court for cerain purposes therein eicned
we shall on MONDAY the i day Of March next, Ricmond
Court USE that being Court day proceed 10 SELL public
t'on to The highest BIC. for that wei known
Gel OF Land IN The said county OF Richmond which the late
Mrs Lucy Clements resided, commonly called the Folly incud
ing the Folly and SandfTds. This Estate estimated
an JO acres lies immediately the Rappalannock river and
oukey ana Richardson's creeks and has always heen consider
ed one OF the most valuable said river The improvements
consist comfortable dwelling house, good harn and stable
ana all oer necessary The title the
believed to he indispniabr selling
convey such tS only Is vested under said trust deed
Mr. William d. Mk residing on the Farm will to any
one wishing purchase.
WIN. A. BRoCKENBRoUGn, r.,.,aos
TilUS. w. LEWIS, ~
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

rTRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-By vir-
of deed nf executed tile subscriber ty Nathan
Spencer bearing date the i day Of August 1882 and duly ad
United record the Clicks Office Of the County Courts of
kn.ham and Camphc for the purposes in said deed
TONED, wilt WEDNESDAY, HE ath dag of December
The premises, proceed SELL public highest
bidder, Land lying and hring in said county
Campbell Falling River, containing 900 acres; being The
Of Land which Captain Samuel Branch formerly
resided, ard which Tie said Spencer resides large
portion oil this is !ow grounds excellent quality and free
The tract also excellent heart, and well
adapted the raising al tobacco wheat The improve
this Farm good and the accommodation
family and for securing the raised the Fag
There also seeded about o. bushels of wheat, which viii
tie purchaser The legal title 10 this land retained
by the Trustees from whom Mr. Spencer purchased IT, for the
Of securing the purchase a this sac made for
the purpose of ing The u'casc money aforesaid am author
ICED that tn Trustees aforesaid will make all
proper the purchaser perfect his title
the other satisfactory arrangements for their
the bonds executed by said Spencer the said Trustees,
for said purchase money.
The Of sal. OF the above property will be made known
the and will be accommodating the circu-
will allow. Acting Iiustee will convey such tile
only 5 is vested III lie by said deed.
WIN II. JONES, Trustee.
OF The :he above described Tract of Land is post
tie Dist Of January, l5i winch time will
tanly take place, the premises.
WIN q. JONES, Trustee.
-5llytd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

British opinion IF Q. s;otes Bqnh.-ln 1887, TIE
London BANKERS put forth their circular t, put down
Mr. Van Buren, and put upa L. States Bank. They
appealed to the ariocracy to upheld bank, and ths
was their Argument
Extract from the London Eanhtrs' CtrcIG. Of Jaary,
1s37:
"Frnm lis nature the influence of Bank must b.
allied to The arstocracy c leeah, and not TO the demor
racy Of numbers and this is more especially the case
10Th great CHARTERED banks barring immense pocer The
late Bank Of the United States ,oas OF Mis dcserp
ton, and IFS political influence prodigjons."
Here the British bankers, who knew best, tell tho
honest TRUTH which the American Wings, who
British in feeling try 10 conceal in order to deceive the
people. The mighty and awfully cor'up, engine Of the
"arstocracy of wealth to grind the people, has been
put down by the people. VII they revive il: The
farmers and mechanics of Massachusetts called
on to help do this by eeciiag Mr. Briggs governor
the very who, in 1887, DID all in ms power in
Congress to carry out the views of the British Bankers
and who will do so again whenever he has The power.
Boston Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

NJ OrICE-Bv vue Of Deed of Trust, of record in the
Comfy Court al prince Edward, executed TO us for
therein BY Jack Vaughan shall The 18Th day OF
March 1874 al the Court Of Prince Edward county pro
of Tract OF LAND lying IN ihe
Edward containing originally ny esimation
joining the lands Of the of Thomas d. Lyon and
particular description Tue land destnea @
ry We sell MS Truees doubt entertained OF the e out
convey only title as s vested In Us as Trustees
HENRY N. WATKINS, '
L. 72-Wlda
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

MOffOWAY LAND FOR SALE-liavmg determined l.,
remove TO fresh country offer private my Tract
OF Land on Notoway River III Notoway county, containing up
wards of one thousand Of fertile land this
This Tract of Land has been in of gradual improve
ment for the last fifteen years Its susceptibility Of Improvement
hundred of this Land in original focst-one hundred
fifty Pines and sufficiently grow
Tobacco, and about forty Of Nottoway bottom Land
equal any on the River The improvements good and
convenient consisting of story dwelling
lanNs and all houses, good order
The is rs healthy any in Nooway, and the neigh
buIhood surpassed by any in Virginia.
he'd 10 his Land Grist and Flour Mill, with
die custom Nottoway River, which falling stream
This Tract of Land will he sold without the M Any
person wishing invest money Land TO
Tract. IL seldom Tract of Land possessing
advantages is offered for sale have aue young Orchard
Apple, Peach and Plum Trees from Prince
Nurseries. will sell this Land low, accommodating
payments, will take IN payment young Nrgnes valuation
JOHN L. MORGAN.
Dec 81 67-2awiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

COSCORD ACADEMY The Session nf this Institution
" will commence en- the first of FEBRUARY, and terminate
June l6i4 The OF instructions comprising the
anra 80 and sciences extensive that any Academy
in The Union.
ermsoI board and tuition including wasins bedding and
fuel, s,c0 payable in advance.
Parents ard GUARDIANS Who may wish TO place Their sons and
wards Seminary requested direct their letters Ia
Concord Academy Caroline county, Va addressed to The sub
scrber. +. w. COLEMAN.
HARRISON Rogers and Tucker of the
University al Vgna m +. F. Scott Speaker OF the Schaic
G. w Gooch Esq., Richmond; William Gibbons, ESQ., Eew
Jersey Col Modecai CooKe. Portsmouth; Robert e. Sanafd
Esq., Richmond Gen. James w. Pegram' do Col. William
Johnson Petersburg; Joel oenan, Esq., Isle OF Wieh Wan
H. Esq, Moun Airy L. ~ r. Hunter, ESD, Essex Judge
John Y Mason Southampton, Hon William {. Riyes Washing
ton; Gem Bayy, Acsomac Rev. " H. Cobbs CINCINNATI Ohio.
Gentlemen who have had. who present have,
wards members of the Institution.
DEE IL Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11
Dec. ~

Eok SaLE-A Tract Of Land, containing $50 lying in
The county OF Hanover about Is miles from Richmond, with
III or miles oi the Railroad About twohirds of the Tract Is
afaeie of which meadow well drained containing 30
extends through the entire The balance woods Of
original growth consisting Of heart pne white OAK. &c, and
venlrnt Ia Il mill There fine Orchard The farm -
The situation ia healthy ana the water is excellent The build
ngs dwelling house and ali
hoises II believed capable Of producing
averase OF ;uu barrels annually The soil adapted
The growth Of wheat aud For &c, apply
RICH hill, In
Inn 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11
form, OF the Richmond Enquirer, >.

iS''s t.ree ,tses ceek during tas ss's'on
t'' rt .se1s dxrag tae resi- o. 'se your
i't.s S;4'' 80 TrsMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
-" mr. Isuum aud Three Dollars for six months,
n,c 10 paid IN the oises or remten ny m1"'P
gSs"' ~ ,,r yer al the END oil tne yea ~ and
paid office may be reunited per man, ,ss of all
avl!r aS n -, Hrers-(The postage of single letter
Luz - luv arcaunt TO the writer u ' m serious tax
Is >,fiIc ,tensivc business which opealesas" 80
apn aS raw fer nine papers, annually shaiihaSetne
,eiSa sr4ts TERMS OF ADVERTISING. Tor
,of sixteen lines, or less, dtst 'nscIlioH' - S0'
eat ~ mus, he accompanied with the advance
earior, references, TO insure Ian ,sr annum
pa, 81 edsny may amount 10 Sioo &c, nt
!" nade u per cent? aud to SOW OF ~
A,he solicitation q, nnmber Of yearly
base IN !, altogether unnecessary To- say any .s
y The hksy 70 Of orr paper in the
sale !n ,t aha, an annual s n ,1ery other
week, WI 2pls 10 Nil be strictly hmited however, 10 'e
PAqef ;r5 IN cI general terms- 10 s. hvaud ihs
meat, and !s' Gayr the privilege exchanging .e aaSe'
sa'ee@ i| n.y please, without any additional. COST
re tS:oaag ire tic terms %s. Sx $40
Fox ! sqaa'e' 40 40
= twice week. IS IS
Fayehe g""''s'! ysr-;aa,, from, the country "hene
~ w,ims Is unknowa a:ths Office, mus 9e
tc,t. bv the endosa;ion oftie % ras,r- that has
80 tsn 10 prevent mpoSos aa1 po'E1es, '' " 80. mon
ore qnaansWe must. y ,r name Of the posmas'
0ftl
f&s3 !es - tfetsisF &C
A., ,srr,p;Ioas snail hereafter be considered rs
h.; j.; eiy.cr ana, years pnhicaii"n, uhleS
40" ~ f ,e! line and paid Tor in advance Tor 'a' S'
ttac, cTdcr.i a.,.r &c !, NO rew and un
,rrb,r unless paid for n advance, or
some known and accessible person IN iese," y
nr his payment But, in case Q. d" ous 'Vl
,in c,ont %. aen,, from new SUBSCRIBER w'o - ,
iS nj t,c conditions, single number may ne SEM ~
n.nr 49, |,nir,anie ey, copy o.: this regulation. - :,
Tbc r,,u-s cr n. subscribers whose AGILITY ." pay
i, the p,.h;is ana who may remain h"eh'e
c,ri =, IN. nd oi years from The tame whei e
,, ,a. due shall erased iTom The lis. oil ~
Resolutions 81 ne Editorial ...a ,,is
az the results OF the
, og rho b,,er eyucreace III the Editorial ,"Psot
49,, Richmond. GA ne ltn 'a'Un 80
sha. n,Ts ,yt are 'etermnedto abide Inc interests
an,crr own interests require on 'nneAl-
,obec Several the American presses we u' {"
oe custom OF Cash Pigments M class "i men mas
@ - -, e ,bns- ui Tie Credit S'fen than the i.di'ps "l
o Ting ,f,at difficulty consists IN the transition lroni
IN "a the other. Notwithstanding The Resolutions Oh lht
louvrnn been induced 10 continue several
ali ON the Book who 10 ths once
- mus, our The ~ every subscriber VINO
Drramcnt viii positively h- stricken oil from our r"!
commencement u next volume.
lie recommended 10 the Editors oil NcWspa-
nr- Throughout Commonwealth TO publish al The head ~
fb Ine advertising, an. that they strictly al
yc 10 ice same; and that these prices he always such, as 10
GIVE fair comp. nslion for the labor performed
ksscI .ieE Of tae Eai.c-tql Conueatiox.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

NoTiCE-VALUABLE LAND FOR sAI.E-on THURS
the 18th day OF February, oi4 WI the UNDERSIGNED
WIZ oher Tor alr Tract of Land lying Dan River and Rel
Creek In Stokes and Rockingham count.s ~ c. contain
ing io acresof which there is about 300 of first rate
BOTTOM There an excellent mill the said creek The
upland IL excellent for The production Of tobacco kind Of
gam On The premises is comfortable dwelling house,
y SITUATIONS first rate good barns stables and ether
cessay out houses Persons wishing purchase viii do well
cal aud see for Themselves credit and years will
be Sven The purchaser giving bond with approved security.
JOHN h. HAMPTON
MANoAH II. QUINN
nar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

, IAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a Deed OF
Trust executed by John Christian Trustees,
tain purposes therein described which deed
ch day o June ss and OF record in the Charles
City County we shall proceed The 9th day of February
SELL the hghes bidder for cash rac Of Land lying in the
said county OF Charles city ed NEW WEsTBuKY supposed
TO contain from 200 TO 500 ncres, aud situated between Bek
ley and Shirley This understood be valuable,
the title indispnlabe hut acting Trustees shall convey
only such title as is II $ by the deed.
JOHN a. MACKINDER,
r. McCANDlSu, { 'ustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

Coos ORAroR.-The ST. Louis Reporter says:-Beas
the notorious Buckeye blacksmith, was IN Louisville on
2l, Dec, and made speech III favor Of Henry Clay
lie was accompanied by NJ. Mosely, who is styled
"lbe Kentucky pump-maker Thus the Wings have
recommended their old tricks Of deception and hum
buggery. We supposed that Bear had been condemned
10 iniamy, by MS old Wing companions, who accor
ding to his story, made large promises - him IN
1910, bis services ;inerant retailer OF
caumny but wao discarded their base instrument "a
soon the campaign Bear denounced u
Wings two years ago, hut it tina, he has again
been "prsmise crammed, and has consequently CON
menced new dance for the benefit Of his old mas;ars
Show him up gentlemen Wings, aod don't forge, tie
exposure Of your corruption made By him in Sal
Baltimore RtpaJitsaR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, &C
tso Sore TOR the Sale IF Roots, Shoes and Tranks,
Carpet Bags and PGiices.

NAhD q co now offer to the public generally at their
- hoea!e and retail establishment Main street Rich.
@ virginia One door below r. H. Jenkins and the En-
e i!ote general assortment of the above goods
a'e o. Men oi'n manufacture, and which they be
% IA Gtcty and stge any goods sold this city. They
o Constantly on hand assortment Northern
Shoes and 'roeans Of varons Styles suitable
e'sons, and on The lovesitens very liberal deduction
a'r l" those buying BY tho package,
VINO pay promptly L. NJ LEONARD,
j. s. PESHINE.
-'V' 52-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11
Jan. 9

NOrCE-The subscriber offers for sale, privately, his VA
~ LIABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting of
about go LAND 80 Of which Hat land o FIRST
quality and all in high of Improvement. On good
portion there line crop Gf Clover-in the
production o which land Virginia superior. All things
considered the Amelia Springs certainly tie valuable
Eastern Nria situation healthy, aud its waters
equal any Virginia. The Improvements the place are
within the last X years. There large brick Hotel
three nigh, with spacious ball o0m - feet hy - the
Ladies' sitting adjoining and nine lodging above and
Gentemens sitting the basement On each
side Of the The Hotel there Is brick house, each 30
in length and each containing ~ There IS likewise,
large framed building containing 10 rooms and great number
roons sufficient all 10 entertain 500 GOO
There is also very superior dining D feet long,
built Of brick which is sufficiently spacious 10 dine 400 PERSONS
also neat and comfortable private residence located the
dining and well situated for the residence OF those
intending the dining There also good store house
which there might BIZ done good basness in the mercantile line
There also good hail; house. with eight appropriated
for bathing The stables equal Virginia for
vcnience there being of brick sufficient contain
least 50 horses; also, framed STABLE sufficient contain 10
horses The yard and pleasure grounds aviac been laid out by
celebrated English gardener and athe borders beautifully de
coated with shuhbsry Of different kinds makes this most
beautiful situation The Springs located IN fat surpassed
in be,uy by in the world. The Of the Amelia
Springs have been analysed by DR. Bridges Of Philadelphia and
approved of by Doct Parish Of The place The following is
the analysis, compared with that of the White Sulphur Springs:
AMELIA SpRiSGs. WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
he asccanrd having Suphat- Hydrogen a5cub H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

ABOLITION MsErlse.-The 81 bety' meeting at the
City Hall last night, very fully attended. Judge
If the ables. ofhe Wing party in Ohio, spoke length
1t ID clear from this Meeting, that Clay can sand no
chance in Ohio, if Wings of such talent prosecute
heir separate experimentation Statesman, Jan :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

CHESTERFIELD LAND For SALE.
an Mcnday. The 18Th day of January, will expose sale,
~ the highest bidder on the Premises that beautiful farm and
residence called BELGRADE the property Of the late Edward
Friend. The nei.hborhood o Coal Mines This one
desirable residences in Ches,e field The
tans four hundred acres with ample supply
and trncln.,he land, originally good very
improved by TIE use Of clover and plaster Much of this
land is adapted 10 the rrnwth grass timothy
produced irm successfully for past The dwell
ing perfect order, containing.
for The accommodation OF large family OF negroes
well rs stock of all kinds, are in good order.
sell the farm upon credit one two, three four and
five years the title until the purchase money paid
;unc additional security until portion purcia Sc
money paid, the houd cary Interest their date and
The interest pad annually.
The wdpw of the late Edward O. Friend dover IS
property but she will join the pur-
Ny authority sell is derived Of Z. o.
Friend. For particular information, persons
purchasing, invited to cal Mr. Joseph
,ha! who viii take pleasure in show the farm.
l.. NJ BURFOOT,
Executor Of E. o. Friend.
ADDITIONAL
will sell NJ the same time another tract adjoining egrave
containing 2s acres, nearly all tcsod and lying very
This offers great Inducements persons
wishing 10 engage III the wood business. /" NJ B.
jan 1 12-dS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

[pItGE-Ny Trunk has been twice broken open within
Tie isi tex day, and MONEY and contents amounn. in
III 20 about So tied. copy of Huns and pair ol Cold
spefiacic also stolen think due mypii, Well
The br ier'ei out the icon aud bring him proper punish
The Specs have light bars and blue shade u
HiFs edition, with gilt back and picture horse
side Any person having received either Of the articles
itoA The :e!oa, wall be paid the cost for hem
". X SHISN.
ian. ,:-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-11

WOOD gOULuiS, ATTORNEY ar L7H, has removed 10
~ city Richmond a,d VIII attend ali the Courts held in
" oice Min street, front over the Store
65-2awtf