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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
TO SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS AND TC

TO SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS AND TO
THE COUNTY COURTS OF VIRGINIA.
1T Is highly important, and urgently requested that
the BO1fds of School Commissioners, Of the differ
ent coun.rs, should meet upon the appointed da;s Tor
their annual meetings. and promptly prepare The
for ls43 required of th.n BY a" IN order that oert
fed copies thereof may be forwarded 10 this Office by
the Clerks OF CosHs In time for their examination
prior 10 tho payment of the school quotas Of le50,
which become due the LIST day or January next, but
cannot b. paid unless such returns are made.
In preparing The returns, Il Is indspeRsa6y niece Z
slry that the appropriate forms be strictly complied
with, otherwise disappointment In the receipt Of the
school quotas will inevtIbly result.
Ills essential, too, that the County Courts attend to
the appointment of the new Boards 81 Commissioners
for ls50 required by law be made al their 0ctoner
TERMS and that certified copies of their orders. ma
king such appo ntments shall also be forwarded oy
their clerks along with the School Commissioners re-
turns. RaoWN, Jr
Second Auditor and Superintendent. q. Literary Fund
Second AUDITORS Ohic-, October i-c2. w2w
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A C. A r ID

A CA r d.
An impression has prevailed 10 some extent,
II as have been informed. that intended 10
discontinue my School, 10 consequence Of re-
cent attack Of sickness.
lake this methsd Of informing my frieLds. in
and on. Of The city, that have returned home
10 good health, and have I'd. every preparation
for re-opening my School on the LIST OF October,
for The reception Of even larger number oil
Boarders and Day Scholars than could be &C
Sept. 25-dScsw MOSES D. HoGE.
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Office OfC. IS. furceil a. 30.

AGENTS FOE
d. PAINE & CO., MANAGERS,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER.
$50 900, 4of l2,5oo, lOoof 1900, 90 of 900.
Susquuhanna Lottery, Glass No. IS, TO be drawn
al Baltimore, Wednesday, October TO- 1879. rs Nos,
drawn.
Capitals:
prize Of $4,000 100 prizes Of 81 500
4 Z" l2r5t0 80 prizes Of Lou
Tickets fl6; halves 3, quarters 4.
Certificate Of package Of Who!cs S224-shares in
proportion.
S37377, $4,000, 7,500l
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass No. 46, TO be drawn
at BALTIMORE Wednesday, October II, 1919, Is Nos.
Ia drawn.
Capitals
| prize of S37,S7 prize of $500
| :" l5,O9U IS l,UO0
" $500 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 2 50.
Certificate OF = package Of Wholes Sl20-shares in
proportion.
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AUCTION SALES
So n. =. & {. IL. El.ii. .aucts.
NEGROES.

VIII be sold by Us "a Saturday he 6 b a, q
o'cn. /, one Negro Man and two likely Negro
Girls.
uct n. 3. & c. 3. HILL, Auc;s.
MANAGERS OFFICE, d. PAINE & CO
1Yl Richmond, Virginia.
Foc This Gay, a, II o'c!ocs-Capita.s: $4,000,
5. les. 2 GEO, &C. Ti.ke!s So SO
For this day, II 6o'clucs-C 'oIla!s: 3 o! Si0,-
0cO, 3 ol l,Go7, &c. I'ickels s..
Dawn Nos oi Sasqrehauna Lottery, Class il:
6 10 7 % 60 20 &c So IL 9 81 40
Oct ) Z. W. PURCELL. Il co.
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Hanover land for sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale, until the eth day 81
October next, his Tract of Land in the county nf
Hanover, containing 45li acres, lying on the South
Anna river. and adjoining the lands of p. b. Winston
and Vim ID. Winston. The said Tract contains about
39D acres Of cleared land, ao which lies between the
main road from Goodas 10 Hanov-r Court House and
the rlver In sight OF both the Louisa and the Richmond
aud Fredericksburg railroad, within quarter oi rii'e
of the latter It's also within abou; three miles o Sir
VIM f. Wickham's mari beds, from whom TO doubt -
much mari mry be gotten Is may he desired al very
reasonable price. No farther descrptlonIs deemed ne
cessary any desiring further information OBJ
tain b. pefsonal inquiries by letter directed 10 me
subscriber at Taylorsville, Hanover county. | Will
also that any desiring larger Farm oh
tain OF Mr.. VIM. ID. Winston -four five hundred
acres Immediately adjoining my Tract.
II sale of the above Tract OF Land Is not effected
before the said 18th day vi October, will that day
offer the publicly, 10 the highest bidder, on tho
premises at u O'Clock, ~, If far, If not on the first
fair day thereafter Terms made liberal.
Aug. aS-ctds WIN. n. WINSTON.
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+ ARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
- MOST VALUABLE AND USEFUL.
FuRNITURE-Will be SD, 10 SATISFY rent.
ca WEDNESDAY, The leb Cay Of October
loAs, commencing At ~ o'clock, A NJ, !, HE
Cny hosel, in The city Of Richmond, oil The Fur.
nnofe belonging 10 the establishment, Consisting
Of e.ery variety; the most Of which is nearly new
and has been but little injured BY use.
TIE above sale will be continued from day to
day until completed.
JAMES M TAYLOR. DC,
For John Goddin, q c CR.
am reqnesed By the proprir,ors 10 say, thai
lhe Hotel will be kep open for the accommoda>
lion OF The public until the day Of sale.
O13 Ids J. MT.
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Marble Yard.

0 II N T. ROC Frs
5Ti STREET, NEAR MatS, RICHMOND, VA.
s1EaLER in Egyptian Italian and Ansflcan Marble,
- Monuments, Tonbs, Crave Stones, Mantri Pieces,
CT every description, Wall Plates, FTrDls, &C. &C.
Any design la Carving executed III the neatesi man
ner.
orf'rs from the couatry, with city reference
promptly attended To.
Mr. Rogers having served his apprenticeship in ono
Of The largest establishments IN New York CITY and
having much experience in the business n,tters hum
self that al! work executed Al his Shop will give as en-
lire satisfaction as any done North or South.
Oct S-ciy
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW FALL STOCK OF
CASHlONABLE CLOTHING

Ar No. liz, MAIN S7ekET.
SSILAS MERCHANT is now receiving his
y FALL. AND WINTER STOCK Of CLIO
THING, WHICH Is ESriRRLY NEW, aud The best
sock he has ever yet offered for sale. Inc
materials Of which the garments are mace are OF
go quality. They were cul by one Of The best
AID mos, fashionable cutters and the workman
ship such rs can be relied on.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are requested
TO call and examine his s,ocx, which they VIII
find every way suited for The Virginia trade,
and az prices 10 suit themselves. the following
soods NAV be foul in his assortment, viz:
Black and blue Dress Goats
Do brown and olive Dress Ffock Goats
Drab, blue, brown, and black beaver oveTsoa.
Do do do do do Tosas
Blue Mackiuaw Blanke, Over Goals
Drab and black do do do
Black aud Fancy cashmere Pants, OF all KINDS
Do satin Vests, all qualities
Do silk do do do
Fancy cass.do do do
Do Silk nd Satin, superior quality
Business Goats Of every description; Under der
Shir,s; Drawers aud Hosiery, Of every quai'y
and price; together with The best assortment VI
FANCY GOODS, such as Suspenders, Clsss"
Scarts. Handkerchieis, Gloves, dcn ever yc'
ole. ed in ibis marset. The above gooas were
manufactured by himself, and be being an Tue
time in the New York Market where ne can
avail himself OF every opportunity OF seuns
BARGAIN. elves him an advantage which Is pos
sessed by few in this city, and enables nim 70
get M his stock a. lower prices man usual
Consequently, he can afford TO sell cheap 10, casa
and will convince oil of the fact who Will favor
him with call
NJ Mo-. trh
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DISsOLUIIO 4.

DISSOLU IIOs.
THE firm OF BRIDGES, MCKINNEY &
i CO. is this day dissolved by mutual con
seat. TIE name OF the concern will be used BY
ether partner in liquidation. Being anxious te
wind mp our affairs, We earnestly request al
persons indebted 10 Us to make early pigment
and those having claims against rs will present
Them tor settlement.
JAMES r. BRIDGES.
PETER D. Mckinney.
JAMES B. DUPUY.
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REMOVAL

The subscriber would inform his =
ecuSomers and the public generally, y
TIA! be has removed his FASHIONABLE HAT
ana CAP ESTABLISHMENT 10 the Eagle
Sao1se, ~ The Store between NASH & WOOD
nouSE ana D. q. LONDON, where be would
oe gao 70 sec his customers, and all others
c~aos 20 s.e neat and fashionable Hats and
Caps, ASSURING them that every attention will he
% q 10 render their calls both peasap, and adj
vaniseeoas 10 themselves. r. A. ALLEN
fashionable Hauer, Eagle Square, Main g..
Oct. 4 ~
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DENTAL NOTICE

DENTAL NOTICE
D N. HUDSON, DENIS, has returned 10
H. Richmond and has resumed the practice
oil his profession.
FUR RENT, The dwelling mex, door TO the re-
sidence OF Mr.. John G. Blair. Possesses every
convenience for family Having recently un-
drrsone thorough repairs. will be rented on mode
rate terms TO a small family. Possession given
inm daieiy. Apply TO
Oct 5-daceo3.' r. N. HUDSON.
OK DoZEN BROOMS, small and large
10 sizes; SO dozen Painted Buckets
50 ness Measures
80 ness Ifon.bouod Tubs
For sale BY E q SKlNKER,
Oct 5 No Is, Pearl Street.
DORTO RICO SUGAR.-lO hOg.heads
/ prime, 10 store, for sale by
e Fl SKtNKER,
Del 5 No Is, Pearl Street.
SEED WHEAT.
I HAVE on hand $50 bushels OF that celebrs-
j ted and genuine WHEAT, called The Wood.
fn Red Straw that cannot be excelled By any
Wheal-tor sale.
THOS 81 TALIAFERRO,
Oct 5 Wall Street.
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ARABIAN HORSE. SHAHEEN.

q This fine HORSE, at the request Of seve-
so al gentlemen In and near Richmond, will
TS make iull season al fr. Charles Aliens
-1-@Stabe, Ia Richmond, where he can be found
until the early part OF. October.
Sept l5-cW3W WIN. ROULWARE
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RICHMOND Law SCHOOL

RICHMOND Law SCHOOL
THE term Of this Institution commences the frs,
Wednesday Of November Il and terminates OH
the last Wednesday Of March following.
The course is al once scientific and PRACTICAL embra
cling outlines of natural international aud coust:iu.
onal law. and the principles Of the municipal law OF
Virginia, with tho subjects of pleading and evidence
a. some length.
n. fee Tor instruction is $50 for the course payable
In advance.
Sept li-dhcwtlstSov WA. MAXWELL.
WHO WANTS S35 600 IN PROPERTY.
I AN DESTROYS to spend tho balance of INV life as a
Missionary, and therefore offer for sale my F rm,
THE VINEYARD, adjacent 10 Wliamsburg, and !.
tanning about 6JU acres well wasred. we'll wooiei
and Astounding In mari, together uth all the Crops,
and STOCKS, and Utensils thereon.
Also, my House and Lot in the town, fitted up a
Boarding Establishment. with all The Furniture be-
longing To the same.
Also, about forty Servants, mostly young and likely,
and rapidly increasing in numbers and value.
To kind master, world sell the whole property At
The reduced price Of thirty five thousand dollars, and
arrange the payments entirely TO sult the purchaser,
provided the Interest be annually pad.
Sept 2j-cSt SERVANT JONES.
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THE subscriber, in his own name, will trans.
i act Commiss;oa Business, aud pay parti-
cular attention to the sale OF every description
ot produce, and pledges him sell tina. every eIer-
ton shall he used TO give satisfaction 10 all who
may favor him with their business.
He will keep constantly on hand mass and
stick Licorice Of every quality, which he Will
sell on as favorable terms as il can be bought IN
the CITY.
C6a:e for the pre.ent al the old stand ot
Bridges, Mckinney s. Co, near Saockoe Ware.
house. JAMES r BRIDGES.
Oct l-ld&lAt
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LOTTERIES,
>. w. Isaasy AZ &C..

OMAN AGERS.
SUCCESSORS - j. g. HGGuRY J. co,
OFFICE, NO. I, CITY HOTEL. RJCH.
~ .IO&D. vir.;kia
VIRGINIA MONuNGALIA LOTTERIES FOR oc.
IoBER, ie4a.
Virginia Lottery No: l2o, 10 br dawn Saturday.
| p'.e ut 'a scits !, '''.e Of 80 ~, J
l r,Wa' hi J.p
G,.uJ Al 40
5ictJ 81 so
/ 4 100 &c
Whole Tie@eta Slo-shasrs In proportion
Virginia Lottery: No 1913, to be drawn Saturday, DC
lober 18th, ls4s, e No.. Is drawn.
| prize OF $4,000 10 prizes Of ssouu
is'oOo 10 1909
iO'I7s is 400 400
Whole Tickets si5-shares IN proportion.
Virginia Lo terry, No lss, to be drawn Saturday,
October goth, lsis Is Nos, Is drawn.
Prizes:
prize Of $3.50 s9,SSS d prize of ss,s 200
ao,t0G 20 :: 500
10000 2o1 2JU
1000 &c &c
Whols Tickets S0-shares In proportion
Virginia Lottery, No. X, to be drawn at Alexandra,
Virginia. Saturday, October a7h 1919. IS Nos, IL
drawn.
Prizes:
prize Of $4,000 ~ prizes Of 1880
20 lO,O0O 30 $40
20 2,055 l29 AGO
Tickets $20-shares IN proportion.
~ Orders for cnrtiheatcsor Packages single Tick
cts Shares, In any of the above Schemes address
sdto tho Undersigned Ill reeeivethe most prom i
tsnsion, and an account of each drawin warded
| AZ 3oon as II lsreceivod.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sa.'by
J. w. MAuRY & CO., Managers,
Sept % Richmond. Virginia.
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CopARTNERsHlP.

COMPREHENSIVE.
THE subscribers, under the ffm OF McKlN
i NEH & DUPUY, will continue the Gene
raj Commission Business, al the old stand Of
BRIDGES, MCKINNEY s. co, and solicit
continuance Of the patronage bestowed upon the'l
predecessors. They pronis. strict attention
TO the sale OF Tobacco, -Four, Wheat Corn, &C
P. D. MCKINNEY will give his undivided al
lention 10 sales of Tobacco, as heretofore. Lib.
eral advances made on produce 10 hand.
P. D. MCKINNEY.
Oct. I-dlt&c4t J. B. DUPCY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Charles a. ks0naid,

BLACK SBURG, VIRGINIA,
WILL practice regularly in tie Superior and Inferior
Courts OF Montgomery, Roanoke, PniasAi and
Cites.
ihbusness entrusted II his Cat; WIZ be promptly
ARA faithfully attended 10. lr VII, Ia attend IL Tho
Collection OF Claims ~ tnr adjoining coaui,es
EEFKtgScIs :-Conway Robinson. "a, Nicholas
.l'is, Esq Richmond, Virginia; Maj,r James H.
krht, MOnlsomeI county. Ymginla Del 3-c2m
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Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 2 SO.

~ Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above, orin any other Lottery, drawing
daily, tprice OF riehetstrom TO $40 under our ma
nager,e Mt, address us, or q. w. PURCELL,
Asenl for D. PANE CO. Richmond vlrginia
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FORTUNES hOME-CHALK'S OFFICE
Il No. 6, Main Street.
More luck in the lower regions
Dawn Nos. Susquehan a:
6l975 - So IS 26 Sc 1919 81 40.
Nos. = Z Sc, . priz. OF $3.50 sold and paid.
This Dav-Md. Consolidated 49, u nos.
- drawn. 3p-iz 5 Of $4,000, 3 OF 1907, 20 of
800. Tickeis y.
Also, F. F. Seminary, Is. 70 NOS Is drawn.
$780, 1888, 5000, 1000. Tickets . so.
CHALK'S,
Oct5 doors above the Old Market
T UcK's OFFICE, l55, Main street, corner
To-Day, Ftiday-sso 900 CAPITAL. 70 Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets q.
Also, 10000 in prizes Of 10. 600, Sc. Tick
eu5.
For Prizes, call at I55, Main street.
Oct 5
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$50 oc0, 20 OF 5000, 20 Of I,oOOl
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. iG, 10 ba
drawn 4: Baltimore, October %, 1919. rs Nos, ~
drawn.
Capitals:
prize Of $4,000 ~ prize Of $500
20 50 5000 20 40
20 " 1000 20 $50
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
VIRGINIA IND LOUISIANA LINE.
cfPaT PACKET

VIRGINIA IND LOUISIANA LINE.
FIRST PACKET.
To sail positively on the 18th inst.
Az The superior new packet barque Virginia,
Cspt. Nathaniel Boush, will sail as above.
For treigh', cabin OF Storage passage, having
superior accommodations, apply 10 Captain on
board Al Rockets,
RAsKlNs & LIBBY,
DAVID CURRlE, or
CaAS. r. WORKMAN & co.
r. 8. Freieh, taken for Mobile and forwarded
free OF commissions. h. & l..
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON MAIN STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold 90 FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
w the i2th October, ls49, upon The premi-
ses, al halt pas, o'clock, the Brick Tenement
IN the South side OF Main Street, between 10Th
and il,h Streets, now occupied By Mr.. John
Wright. The Tenement fronts 2li feet, runs
back about iee,, and will be sold subject 10
a perpetual grourd rent Of S22 s9 per anuum.
This properly now rents for $500 per annum.
TEsM.:-One-thifd cash, balance at one and
Two years, for bonds bearing interest, secured BY
Trnst Deed. BY request of the heirs of the
lue James Truman, deceased.
Oct5 w. GODDiN Auct
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d. PAINE & CO., MANAGERS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
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I HOTEL FURNlTURE.

CITY HOTEL FURNITURE.
THIS Furnitore, made 70 order expressly for
i this house, will be for sale on accommo-
ds,ias terms, privately. Il is handsome and
fashionable furniture, and buI lille abused, hav>
ing been 10 use only three years.
M[NGE & NELSON.
Sept 28-cw4w
CTocK AT AUcTION-WilI ,be svld on
y SATURDAY, Al 10 o'clock, at The American
Hotel, seven Shares OF Petersburg and Richmond
Railroad Stock, belonging to the esiale Of Sa-
mael Teel, deceased. BY order Of The Admins
lra,or. Also, $1,000 OF James River and Ka-
navha Bonds. guaranteed BY the State Of Wiz.
snia, aud $3.50 of Richmond City Stock I;
Oct. J. II LYNCH.
NEW BOOKS AND TRACTS.-By III.
~ Presbyterian Board of Publication.
The Sain, and The Sinner, by the Rev w 8
Plumer, D D.
Plain Thoughts about Great and Good Things,
BY the Rev w 8 Pumer, D ID.
To an Old Disciple: tract written for the
Presbyterian Board OF Publication, BY the Rev
VS. Plumer. D D.
The African Preacher an authentic narrative.
By the Rev WIN s White, Pasor of the Presby>
Ierian Church, Lexington, Va.
How TO bring up Children: tract published
BY the Presbyterian Board.
NASH & WOODaOUSE,
Oct5 l39 Main street.
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POLITICAL.
WRITTEN ron rnn vIaeiNiAs.
SPRING las FLED.


Young aud lovely Spring has ilod.
II could no, longer stay;
The hly-once M sweet-now's dead,
Aud winter holds its sway,
All That once was a. swec, and gay
Has faded from the view;
The sweetest flowers have died away
And lost their lovely hue.
Even the birds have coased 10 sing
In their merriest strain;
The woods no more with sing do ring.
For winters co,ne again.
M more the suns bright rays
arm and cheer us ON;
No more its sweet, mild beam plays
Around The spring'ng corn,
No smiling. lovely face we meet.
Each cheek has faded too.
And each thing once 80 succ'.
Now signs. adleu adieu !
No more while winters clouds lower.
Abovo our once happy cot,
Will we seek the shady bower,
For sad and drcary is that spot.
Then adirul adicu' to these happy hours.
For broken is the spell,
To thee sweet Spring aud all thy Il ,weis,
My heart now signs farewell.
] yNcnnuRo. 1919.
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Important Ia Land Owners In virginia.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
EiRsr 4Auprron's orrlcr,

FIRsr AuniTuns OFFICE
October. 1919.
MANY TRACTS on LAND are held in this state, not
A'A only by non-rrsidents, but by citizens who reside 70.
mote from the counties in which the, lie. II they have been
duly entered LOT taxation, and the iaNes are not icsulal y paid
b, the proriictors or their agents, they are returned Ia this
office as delinquent, and are liable 10 he sold by the sheriff e,-
cry hNe years. The ensuing gear, 1850, iSd Ycaf ofSdic, -
and all Iands delinquent up To 1919 inclusive, and not he.
deemed will be offered Ion the amount OF arrcarages and chat
ges. Persons Interested will at once perceive the immediate
Importance Of attending 10 this subject, and a few suggestions
Designed 10 assist their enquiries may not be unacceptable
Purchasers should know whothertheit conv, yanccs la, been
duly recorded IN proper counties, and the transfers rcgu arl,
made on the COMMISSIONER | aud Books. II these requisites
'aNes have not been regularly paid, enquiries should he forth
with addressed TO this office on the subject, mall eommuni.
cations let such facts and circumstances he staieda a. " III prob
ably establish the identity of the land For example give the
names oi iormer owners; when title 10 land acquired; counties
where patented Or now situated, natural honnda rics and
quantity in each tract. Where much lime hail have elapsed
OF any difficulty be supposed 10 exist, IL would he proper also
TO transmit copies OF abstracts oitaA receipts or other papers
connected with the subject. Owners OF lots in tow ms would
do well also, To make special enquiry, observing such OF the
foregoing suggestions as areapplicablc. Let IL he borne III
mind, that lands aud lots may BE- sold Tor the tax OF any year
IN the name OF any person who was proprietor IN that wear,
although the title he in others on the day 81 sale. To illus
tratc the Importance OF the subject in Il lew words, ii may not
be amiss To state tina, eases have occurred, and may occur
again, when The lands or lots of an individual, without srsct
vigilance on his part, may be sold IN his presence ,ciklonf his
knowledge. y. HEATH, ist Auditor, Va.
Oct 25-3t.
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Notice TO Contractors.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAIL ROAD COMPANY,

PROPOSALS. will be received until the 22d day of No
l. vember next, at the Rail Road Office, in L,nehburg
Tor the Graduation and Masonry of sixty miles oil the Nir.
ginia and Tennessee Rail Road, extending from Iynchburg
10 Salem. The line trayerses a region re markable Tor its
healthy climate and productive soil.
The character of the work is heavy and worthy the atten-
ton of Contractors; and il will be let in sections ot one mile
or larger amounts, to suit the wishes OF Contractors and in-
terest oil the Company.
The bids must be addressed to The undersigned, and none
will be accepted without satisfactory evidence OF the respon-
sibility OF the bidder.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
rs +. nj. ARNE"rT,
Chief Engineer.
The Richmond Wing, Enquirer, Republican and Examin.
er; Wytheville Republicans; Abingdon Niiginian and Demo
crat, Roanoke Gazette, and Fmcasilc Democrat, and Valley
Wing, will publish twice a week till 22d November.
Oct Item
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PUBLISHED BY
13lHrkforO, T0WMlcD s. Co..
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a. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at SO cents per square Tor
icss) for epery inner form insertion; and 37A cts per square
COR iess) for epery outer form insertion.
Ecery .fdrertiser is required TO note on the MS. hoto long
A.plshes his advertisement inserted; an advertisement, not
.,.Seted, teH DC inserted TIL ats discoatinannce be ordered.
For YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms arc: for the pftcdege
Of too squares, $40; for one square SIS; for one square, IN
tier form S35. Epery yearly advertiser tpit be required TO
confae his advertising TO has particular line Of business.
jon PRINTING executed neatly and erpeditiousiy, and
ON reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-29
Arr,

aud VIII continue the COMMISSION MD FORW ND
iN,. BUSINESS in the house occupied by tho late firm ON
the Basin, where we shall be happy ,o execute the orders Of
our friends, as heretofore, aud viii pay particular attention
To the sale ot all kinds oil Produce, and respectfully solicit a
continuance oi patronage heretofore extended To the late firm
oil L. u u. MOSES Lacy,
Avs. 9-ts A.D JNREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-29
Annual Meeting.

,INiE second Annual Meeting oil the Stockholders Of the
L Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company, will TAX,
place at the Masonic Hall, in the town of hburg, on
Wednesday, the 2Stho II November next.
+. q. MORRISON, Troas'r and Clk.