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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31
Clothing EstabIishm ent.

NuNE GooDHUE have received for sale
~ 40 Over Sacks and Goats,
50 krock and Dress Coats
IS Sack and Business do.
So Boys Goats,
80 pair Pantaloons,
100 Velvet, Satin and Cloth Vests
Gre nresn Speneers Oyer-alls Shirts, Drawers Hats.
caps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, valises, &c.
Bratteboro, Sept 10, az.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

100 MUFFs from 81 to sl2 each. Superior
lOV Otter Caps from Canada. Offers, imi,e.
uon and low priced do, for sale cheap by
Dec.l. Il5l a. C. HALL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31
Fish and Salt.

HMM LBS. Extra Grand Bank Cod Fish,
& VVO Dun Fish, No, Salmon, Mackerel,
9n1u, herring, &C. 1T. l. Salt and Ground Rock
'onI ''r SAFE by J. W. FROST
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31
PAINTING.

niE subscriber respectfully announces to the in
con,in Usnss OF brattleboro and vicinity that he
IN all its various branches, viz. Hensc Sion ana
Imitation Painting Glazing and Paper Hanging.
&c, at the OLD STAND, door north Of the Ves'
mont House. lie hopes by faithfulness 10 mar,
anu secure share Of public patronage.
Brattleboro, April rs, 1886. So? Sc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31
Hats, Hats.
Dagnerreotype Miniatures.

FINHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il Ladies and Gentlemen of GREEN RIVER and
vicinity, that he will open a room few doors from
the store OF H. 5. Cutting, the first Of Nov, for
the purpose Of taking Dasucneotypcs.
w. ROBERT SMALL.
Oct 90, Al eow2miO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31
.fnnWals.
ShawIs /! Shawls !!

lust received large assortment Of New STYLE
y SnAwLs. Also some old STYLES which we will
sell for one half their original cost,
WHEELER PRATT.
NOV. III. 6wl2
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HINES, NEWMAN & HUNT

MOULD request all who are indebted TO them,
w by account or note, Of one year or longer
standing, to call and settle by the LIST Of January
next
Brattleboro, Dec. 8, ls47. le
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31

VO CLOSE OFF. 10 Gen,lemep's Hat.
Il and 80 Caps will be sold without regard TO COS,
Nov 20, al. -'''"-' o.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-31
Wanted Immediately.

e APPRENTICES to learn Millinery and Dress
v .Mdking business T. BASCOM
Brauleboro, Sept Is. 4
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VNHE Stockholders of the Connecticut River
i Bridge arc hereby notified and warned to meet
at the dwelling house of Asa Sherwin, in Hinsdale,
on MONDAY the Sd of January next, at 9 O'Clock.
p NJ for the choice Of officers for the year ensuing
Also, TO transact any other business that may legal
ly come before said meeting
BY order Of the Directors
HENRY CLARK, Acting CLERK
Brattleboro, Dec. s, ls47 i6
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons wishing to purchase Tickets to cross
N the Connecticut River Bridge the year ensuing,
are requested to call on DR.. Chas Chaplin, Treasur-
er OF the Corporation, at the dwelling house Of Asa
sherwin, in llinsdale, on FRIDAy, Dee 3lsr, where
he will attend to the issuing the same. A punctu-
al attendance is requested.
Ivy order of the President
HENRY CLARK, Acting Clerk.
Brattleboro, Dec. g, 1897. ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12
terms Of the ENQUIRER.

ny The Enquirer Is published DAILY (for the city
ard SEalI-W EEkLY (for the couniry.) For the Daily
pa,rr scven dollars per annu and Ut the rate oil eight
dnars if taken for shorter period than year For
~ S.mi-Weekly, five dollars per annum, and Three
Dollars for six months para in advance be paid IN
II. caee or RENTED by mail post paid or Six Dollars
rcr annum at the end ofthe year.
or All dues 10 TINS Office may he RENTED per man,
good aud available Bank notes. At the risk OF the Eui-
sr the postage Of all letters beiag paid by the prers-
nm. postage of single letter is scarcely oil any account
u r writer II is the accumulation of postage, In an
,,.nsiye business, which operates as serious tai
u.,n lie Ediipis.l -
IL THE DAILY ENoulRER-For one square OF
=, ., lines or less first insertion fifty cents, and
AMY succeeding insertion twenty five cens-ii insert
"A rnce week, twice week, or three times week,
,h,uy.seycn and 4 half cents.
ny IiIG M!-WEEELY-One square OF sixteen
In ar less first insertion rs CENTS for each cnntinu-
ana advertisers are charged fifty dollars for thirty
uss and in that proportion FOR advertisements OF
.,.,l., l,n.Ih-except Lottery Vendors and Auction
u.s. WHO are charged one hundred dollars tpaper In
sluGrd
~ All OJit,aries and Marriages from the country,
xh.neyer the par,y's handwriting IL unknown nj this
once must be- authenticated by the endorsation OF Ire
in tile neghborhood, they VIII IN no case
i. uublshed Every measure, that has been taken 70
r.yeni ,po:;ioas and Gnizzes has proved heretofore
,no,y,p We must, therefore, insist, III such case,
nnon The commune being certified by the name OF
the Postmaster the back Of the letter.
t;tcerS frum n distance must accompanied withthe
pay satisfactory references TO insure e1ecu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12

building up our town. and with il We must stand
or ia.l. Il cur energies, We humbiy conceive,
should b. directed 10 constructing a ra;oad al
once 10 New river, in Montgomery county. 10
iIis end al should unite their efforts, and, by a
long pull, strong pull, and a pull all together,
Inc great work will be accomplished. We have
no hesitation in declaring our firm conviction
tha! LyncLbnrg should hesitate 10 make no sac
rifce, however great, 10 accomplish this object.
She should, in The emphatic language OF Mr..
Mons, subscribe, il necessary, 10 million of
dollars worth Of stock indeed, such is lie inter
est FIT ~ our citizens in the success oil the enter
P!ise. thai We believe We can safely put down her
subscription al at least 5500,000!"
The Virsinan INDUCES in some unjuslly Bit
ter remarks upon the course Of Richmond, and
speak: in tie following animated style:
III may rouse, has reused every man
amongst Us 10 proper sense OF The danger threat
ened, ami 10 determination to do what honest
and honorable men may do, 10 meet and master
H. In order 10 do lhis The Charter IF The R.cA-
mend and Ohio R7n i'oad must be sared. To his
end. therefore, lei every exeI.ion be directed We
cGa save, and We must save H. a committee, il
will lie seer, has been appointed 10 confer toge-
'hef and report on the best means Of eilecing this
obJec. We trust that every member of j, will do
his duty. Now is The time for ACTION NOW, OR
NEVER. II is yet too late 10 conifover The tact,
whether The will OF Richmond is, or shall be, The
supreme law Of the land.
'ln making these comments, j, would be un-
Just not TO exempt from The ccnsure they Imply
many patriotic and high-spiriled citizens Of Rich
moaa, @h", locking with an eye single 10 Inc
great otjecis contemplated BY the original friends
OF 'hc Railroad have refused 10 lend themselves
q ether interests Tor any purpose whatever. To
Moss;s Macfarand, Lyons, James, Hamilton
and others The thanks oil this community, and OF
the country generally, are Justly lie; and we learn
with much pleasure, thai Mr.. Morris is Confident
that private subscriptions 10 the improvement, to
tn amount o! al least 100 900 dollars, in The CITY
Of Richmond, might be safely calculated upon"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12
RRIERY CT.aSSICnT SCD0nI


THIS Institution is situated in Prince Edward coun.
ty, Va, twelve miles from Iampdcn Sydney Col
lege, In an intelligent, moral and healthy section of
country.
The course az instruction will embrace every branch
necessary for liberal aud thorough education, com
prisng the Ancient Languages, Mathematics Physical
Sciences, and complete English Education. The
scholastic year will be divided into two sessions Of
five months each. The first session viii commence
the I'd Of January next and terminate the End of June
The second will begin The Isl of July and close the Isl
Of December No student will be received for less
term than session, and no deduction will be made ex-
cept IN cases Of p,otacted sickness. Board can be OBJ
tanned in the nrighborhocd for 81 and SO per month
TERMS, PER SESSION:
Classics, Mathematics and Physical Sciences, SIS 90
Grammar, 10 90
Spelling, Reading and Writing, 50
RErgRRrcEs--Rev. Or. Wilson. President of tile
Caldwell Institute; Rev. DR.. Rutfner, President OF
Washington Colleges Rev. DR.. Sparrow, President Of
Hamrdea Sydney Dr. Harrison, Professor Of Ancient
Languages in the University OF Va; Paul C. Venable,
~ D., Silas Harris, NJ D., WIN. o. Goode, A. Finley,
Mecklenburg. JAMES II. BRAME.
Oct S-cw9m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12
FOR SALE-THE SARAH PLANTA-
TON, IN MISSISSIPPI,
Belonging 10 lie Trustees cfMc Bank of lie
Y-.,I,S

CNheN sSEN.tS.
CONTAINS about 700 acres all under lsnca ~. I'm
,6n and nearly, or about 600 acres of timher-sn-
a,ed /, miles East South East from inc cry os n.ons
ea Two wagons, sufficient stock Of hogs, farming u,sn
s,s nr.dlns tools, &C., two cs,erns, ana an eheeen,
wei of water, gin house, nciud.ns press unu
,r,.' aarventers shop backsmith's shop, Two new
,h, ala, stable and old cribs, good double dwell
nr house, containing three rooms anu ciese a' So
-. year The corn and fodder, sn fiicent Tor the
mace The next year. will he sold the place and de-
ger.d al the marke, price The farm win be soa 'S n
~ ,,yo and ,hres yea-s. equal annual instruments
Srang SIX per cent interest from the date oil saie' Sc
eusrd by mortgage, or deed in trust. ,.,..or yh,
Apply 10 Joseph H. mSo cnay.y said property
r1fn
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JUDGE NICHOLAS COURT.

On Tuesday, James Clinton Randolph, who
gold watch from member Of the Legislature
in The Winner OF lsdi, at the City Hotel, was
sentenced 10 five years Imprisonment, in lie Pc
nicniiary FIausc.
John Williamson, alias John w. North, con-
yic'ed Of felony, in Sealing a negro, and carry
ing him fgcm The city Of Richmond 10 lhe juno
lion d The Fredericksburg ana Louisa Railroad,
was sentenced, according 10 verdict 10 five years
impisonmen, in the Pcn;lcniiary House, and 10
the raymen. 81 fine Of one hundred dollars
Aaolhcr indictment against the same prisoner,
Tor similar offence, con;inucd until The next
term. lis counsel, Mr. J. n. Gilmcr, filed a bill
o. exceptions. and will apply 10 the General Court
for a new ttal.
AT The present lcrm The jury sworn for The RI
al u Sewe!i Cove charged with aiding a Negro
al,er hearing The evidence, ana being out Two
days consulting 0. their verdict, aud mol agreeing
by consent as veil ot Inc prisoner as the A'tnr
ncy for The Commonwealth, were discharged, and
tie case continued ill tie mex, term. Another
indictment against he same prisoner, for SINH
lar offence, was also continued ill next term.
William II. Hall, a free boy q. color, indicted
for burning 4 house in he city OF Richmond, was,
a few days past, found bv III inrv na'o niliv ant
ln5iclmcn. found nnc, rue biz asaias. TIL.
T.. G,.Erc,, ipr felony. in receiving stolen goods
soncr discharged. '"' ~;
The case aeains, James Phillips, convict, Tor
an escape IRON the Penilen.ialy whilst unicr SEN
ts.ce of Imprisonment therein was CONTINUED iill
The next term.
The Superintendent OF The Pcnentiary hav-
ing made reports al lie presen! term as TO 'hiee
convcis therein TOR second clrnces, two 0! them,
Wm. Bailey and Thompson Burgess Convicted
of rape,) were identified as having before seETed
4 term Of five years in that establishment, ard
sentenced for li!e-ani the case as TO the other
continued; aud Two other convicts, for errors IN
their sentences we're brought before The Court
The sentence in one corrected under The acl pass
cd IT the session Of 1915 and The other case con-
linued.
Richard A. Wheeler, tried on Indictment for
malicious and unlawful s;ab5ing, was acquitted
BY the jury.
Calvin Morgan, convicted Of robbery, was
Yesterday sentenced TO five yeats Imprisonment
in The Pcrilenliary. His counsel MIR. John Ii
GiImer, moved for new Hial, but the Cour
overru!ed The motion.
The criminal term will probably end to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12
DEATHS.

Died, in New Town, Long Island On the Isl instant
Of Dropsy, HANNAH CUMBERSoN, vile OF lnoha'
Cumberson, in the I'D year 81 her age
Died, on the 9th instant, at Mont Allan, 10 uramse
eountv MARY ROBERTA ATKINSON, youngest
child Of Conway c. and Agnes aaccn, aged years y
Lovely in person and disposition win az n'essa n
the highest order she has S ens ch
Mms's me CONTINUE TO unfold Itself throughout al eer
ny Nay the hand which has bruised heal a. ne wsSIa
Of The afflicted parents an oS %dy s' a,h the Lord
an -, the Lord hath taken be the
mans OF the Lord "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12
FJFTY DOILARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscribers, on Sunday, the
II 9Th August, a Negro Man named GEORGE. The
said about 81 years OF age black, about feet
acirs high, weighs about $50 pounds has good teeth,
and a round aud likely face. lie purchased at Il.
March last from Messrs. Milner & Keen, of plttsylva
nia Conr, house. He was purchased by them-M. & K
in Rockingham, n. c., and he will in all probability
make for thar place, lie Off last April and was
taken up, on his way there, At Amelia CourI-house--
The person tat took him up that occasion shot him.
with small shot, on the legs, aud the shot marks are
very percep,be the hind part the calves of his
legs. We will give $50 for the apprehension and deli
very of said boy X. II. Dickinson and Brother, in
Richmond, Va. If taken up AFTER this date and ii ia
ken up previous this date, will pay S25 for his de-
livery here and the expense Of Drinking him TO this
place from where he NAV be taken up.
KELLY, HUNDLEY & co.
R;rhmond au1uSt i5A7-rtf
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Arrival of.he Steamer Washington

sDAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.
Continued Depression in The Money Market
More heavy tai,urcs-Fiour stalionary-Ad-
vance in Corn-Bank Of England Relief-Con-
tinued Decline in Cotton.
ICoues2onience Of The Baltimore SUM-
New York, Nov. 3, . L. NJ.
The fine American Steamship Washington,
Cant. Hewitt from Bremen Tie 9th, and South
ama,an The 25.h ult, was tclecrarhed as below De-
,wecn ,hrse and four o'clock this afternoon, but
hid no. reach her wharf mil much later hour
She came M, however, in superior style. She
has made he passage in sixteen days, and brings
five daYs later Intelligence from Europe.
The same depressed state Of things continued
in The money market. In view OF The great SUI
lerng and loud cries for re.ici, the BANK oil Eng
land, il was understood, was about coming ~ 'iie
rescue. ~,
,,es in En,land and on The Continent since the
sting Of the Caledonia Wcale notyel in pos
session Of The names OF any oil The houses. bui
l,arn ,hat there are several large firms IN Lon
dun and Liverpool among the number.
In The Flour market fair demand existed,
nrices remaining about The same as al The las'
Tbc.e had been an advance in Indian Corn
nc average Of which was about Is. per quarter OF
i3o lbs. A
In Cotton further decline has taken place. a
,cfnclon OF about ID. per lb. has been submitted
- eincc The sailing OF The Caledonia. The mar.
LEI was heavy, and turtle: decline was looked
for. 49,. ,.
Of it.
rCorfespondence of The Baltimore SUM-
ClNcISN.Ti, Nov 8, 2. ".
p,ssoa, nj C0plfaodare Stockton On II Hasains'
tm-Grcat Frestet aud Dlmage.
Commodore Stockton, who has just arrived
from California, passed up The river ih!s morn
inc on his way 10 Washington. His Visit tne'e
| doubtless has some connection Win inc I ien;oa
Trial. t-,.,s, nor. an.
| The White Water river has risen tremendously
| On The White Wafer canal, the feeder'oam an
embankment, a, Harrison, are washed away.
MARYLAND STATE FA!TH.-ln les
than six,y DAYS from the rresen! tune, INA, IS, o.
The first OF January next, (says The bai'imoi
american) the Sale oil Maryland VIII rssum
The navu,cnl in cash OF the inIeres! on lis luhde
! drbt and continue lis quarterly pay en's Ieeu
| larly thereafter. In anticipation oil ms proceed
;ro 60 accrptable 10 the States creditors ana
c,editahle 70 The State herself, II will be seen lhf
he commissioner OF Loans gives notice to-da
tha, The holders OF Maryland Sterling oonas les
,-ina in his country may noy receive The intere
dre in Inrdon on Inc Isl January next, on n
nresen,a,ion at The coupons at The Loan Once
Il 81 10 The 6 sig. The money Will be remitte
n ONION tor those who do not WISH 10 receive
y here.
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.,O SsnIIars EeWard d.

r,IIE above reward viii be given Tor the nIpIrhem
| sion and delivery of my Negro man Jo.iN i| p;oh
honaht Of Mr. SiIas Omohundro, OF The CITY ., t.en
mond who sold him for Thomas $ Jennings, OF refers
burg Va ITO Or. Edward A. Rowzsr living about de
mites from eaverdam Depot, on the Louisa kai.oaS
of ,r oth of the present month, iOctober AZ
h house or a, Beaverda Depot by the time me cars
arye there on the same day tasth nstani u no.
o. IN he delivered as above specified, wiz give sly
h;s delivery TO Mr. Silas Onohundro, of the Guy OF
Richmond, OF for his confinement in jail so thai &c,
HIM again John is bright malaio m taee' !l Ess,
sn n,sh had ON when he left light colored cotton
mutations gray cassine, roundabout, new psgsed
shoes an old striped satin waistcoat' raggeu ,' hn
ra,s,,s ,lout IS wears old, and little grey: r.
~, az ai,Sca,s J. C. PLEASANTS.
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RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY

L.
rHUlS Institution Is situated In Caroline county, Va
Is mites from Fredericksburg, and from Port Roy
al IN the midst Of an Intelligent and desirable section
Ing perfectly healthy al all seasons Of s year. and pre-
sents the advantages also, of being retired and cose
quently Tree from The interruptions incident TO public
places yet snEcently near TO be easily accessible from
all points. The grounds around the buildings are ex-
tensive, and well adapted TO recreation. The build
ings erected en- es'ly for the purposes Of school,
have been recently repaired and ccansed in most tho.
rough manner, and are surpassed by any in the
state for convenience, comfort and argeness of ac-
commSdatlon.
It's the design ofthe Principal should the patronage
oil the school be sufficient, TO introduce Military in
struction after The model Of the Military Institute ut
Lexington In pursuance Of this design, graduate oil
Inc lns'ute ot nigh standing, will he employed To in
strue Inc boys ia tactics, and carry out, far prae
tcable, the details of that Institution. The course Of
study and discipline will be in accordance with that
institution This will he very thorough and extensive
such as will fit the student FOR college, for either Of the
professions or for entering at upon The duties Of
NE. II VIII embrace tie primary and advanced
branches of Engs an entire and Thorough course in
The Latin aud Creek languages Latin and Greek Lite
nature and Antiquities, aud the French language full
course IN Mathematics, including shadows and peTspec
tire; civil and military Engineering and Drawing;
weekly exercises in Composition and Defamation,
with Lectures upon Elocution by the PRINCIPALLY and dali
exercises III the practice Of The duties Of the soldier
There Is valuable library belonging 10 the Inslitu-
til :, Of 700 volumes, 70 which students will have nc
cess free OF charge The scholastic yea. will be divi
ded into two sessions of 5 months each. The next
session will commence on Monday, November lst and
terminate the last Of March, with 4 vacation of two
weeks at Christmas No scholar will be received for
less than session. and deductions made for absence
except in protracted cases of Illness
TERMS:
Board-incrding washing and fuel-and Tuition per |
session Of five months, payable Invariably half in ad
Aace and the remainder al The close of The SEES
: m, SIS 90
DsNschciars English branches 10 SO |
Do Laneu'Res aud Mathematics, Is 90
Frr"ch llngi'se, extra o.
RsrsSsScs"-Iion J"l.n I. Lonax, Fredericksburg;
&c" Fitziiuel' and Aug Fitzhush, Esls. Port Royal;
Gen SaiInel u. Levi, Rockingham; Col. John ".
Gillian, III. II. Smii, Dinwiddie and the Trustees
Of the Institution generally.
Circulars containing minute details of the course Of
study and government Of the School VIII be sent upon
application 10 those who may desire it,
Post Oiicc--R appaharnock Academy, Caroline Co..
Va. GEO. C. BUTLER, Principal.
Sent. Observation-Disclosures
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12
FOR RENT,

4 VERY DESIRABLE FARM, in the county of
II Powha,an, about one mile from James river, and
% miles from the city of Richmond. Ii contains nine
hundred acres OF land, seven hundred of which un
der cultivation. There Is the place profitable sris
mill; also, mill and lhreshing machlne worked
By water power This Farm Is well furnished with to-
hlcco and out-houses; aiso overseers house, with
four comfortable rooms. There will be found seeded
on the land loo bushels of good wheat.
Possession given the lat Of January For further par
,iculars address J. H. FINNEY, Sube.ts P. o, Pow
hatan.
P.s.-Ths place would be suitable for New Eng
and farmer Oct l2-cU
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sultan A. SouthaBi's Agency.

TIME subscribers have established Generh nenLy
L IN eiehmond. Va and most respectfully offer their
seryes,n their friends, aud the public generally, 10,
,h transaction of all business requiring an agent ~ sa,a
CITY They promise pancuallty ana stIe.
the collection Of accounts aud claims OF every oescIp
,oa selling all kinds Of produce. hiring on. servants
re,,nr our and receiving rents Of houses eisctng pr,
SUES OF real estate, paying taxes on ue"'
land and rrde.mins those that are sold, &c.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay III
Richmond are informed that correct forms WIN De se
miled To them, with instructions tor tue piope.
,cauou of their vouchers il desired, for moderate
compensation. .,,,.d
10 claims from the United states, may nave te.i ~
pcnply attended to, by placing them in the hands oil
oHice in Wellington Goddins Building, on Bank
street, nearly opposite the south gate Q, le edpo
JOHN 8. SOUTIlALL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bough, ana SOLO oy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12
MARRIAGES..

Married. at Ashbnrn, cher mo,her's residence, nrsf
seph o. s,ratlon, DR.. IoHE BRuMLEY, 81 81 JOSEPH,
La formerly Of King L Queen county. w., 70 mi,a
CATHARiNE WILLIAMS, daughter 81 AUSTIN w
llama, deceased.
m,,,sd i, yons.mond county, on the 9sth Of Oelo-
80, i,s, ~ The Rev Reuben Jones. SIMON sPkAI-
LEY. OF suny county. tn Miss MARC aREr NoR-
FEET. daughter OF Nathaniel Noraeet, Esq, oil tno
former county