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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

j. e. CHAPMAN, Dealer in Musical Merchan,
disc Books Fine Stationery, Toys, and Fancy Articles,
his Bazaar and Curiosity store 9d door south Of the Bank
Main street, Ashtabula. 47O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18
The story of tho sewing Machine.

Hs improvements Social Industrial and Com
mercial Importance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-18

M. G.. DICK, Bookseller Stationer and News
Dealer Also, Dealer in sheetMusc, Toys and General
Variety Goods, Main stIeet Ashtabula, Ohio. 467
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
Col. Il. T. FaunIleroy, L. S. 4.

We take great pleasure in transferring to
our columns the sub0ined we'll deserved com-
pIiment to Col. Fauntleroy, from the Santa Fc
"Gazettr
The Legislature Of New Mexico, apprcciating
highly the services which Col. F. has rendered
his country during his long service, has passed
resolutions Of compliment, congratulating the
people Of the Territory, and of thanks to the
Administration for assigning Col. F. 10 that
command.
Col. I. was appointed by Andrew jackson,
twenty-five years ago, and has led life of ar
duous service in Florida, Mexico, Texas, Cali.
fornia, and beyond the Western frontier. Du-
ring his whole military life he has never been
the man to shun or avoid duty, but always
ready to undertake any and every duty that
was assigned him.
Col. F. might with great propriety be inclu-
ded with Col. Cooke in the contemplated testi-
monial of Virginia's regard; for no officer Of
the United States army has reflected more Gre
dit upon his native State by gallant action and
faithful performance Of arduous duty than Col
Fauntlcroy
The Santa Fd "Gaze,te' SAYS:
COL Thomas l. FAuSTLERpY. First Dragons
United States Army, arrived here on the 81
inst, and Immediately entered upon the dis
charge of his duties as Military Commander of
the Department of New Mexico. We con,
gratulate the people of this Territory upon the
selection made by the War Department. Col.
Fauntleroy is well known among us; he was
the successful Commander Of the campaign
against the Utah and Apache tribes Of Indians,
in 1865, in which Col. ST. yran, and his
battalion Of New Mexico Volunteers, in unison
with the regular troops, did good and patriotic
service. The Legislature Of New Mexico. in
its session Of 1886, by resolutions rendered
vote Of thanks to Col. Fauntleroy, and those
under his command, for the judcious manage
mcnt, patriotism and valor eyinced during this
toilsomc and trying campaign. That it was
attended with complete success, is proven by
the fact, that these Indians, ever since, have
maintained peace and good order towards the
whites. Thus it is that our people rejoice in
the selection Of the new Military Commander.
In letter, dated St. Louis, October II, 1850,
addressed to gentleman Of this city, Mr.
Otero says:
"In few days shall proceed to Washing
ton, to represent the condition Of things both
in New Mexico and on the Plains, and hope to
succeed in getting Military post established
on the route from Kansas to our Territory
Col Fauntleroy, the successor Of Col. B.,
trust, has arrived in the Territory ere this
reaches you. Under his management Of the
Department, l feel perfectly satisfied every thing
will 80 on properly. In my opinionr we can
not have better officer, and more determined
head Of the Department than Col. F. know
him to be the friend Of our Territory and our
people, and trust our citizens will have given
him hearty welcome into their midst once
mere, especially when he enters the Territory
in capacity which enables him to afford to us
the protection due to US, and which We know
will be his sole object and aim"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
BETHANY COLLEGE.

IG1I1E SECOND TERM of the 10Th session Of Bethany
Il College will confluence the 10th Of February. lsGu
This institution Is situated among the Hills OF Northwest
Virginia. III OF the hraltest regions OF our cOun
try sixteen miles from Whrelns from which place rail-
road PASSES within miles OF the College IL is, there
fore. easily accessible from all parts Of the Cnion Having
n considerable endowment Il Is euabrd TO furnish eiduca
tio Of the highest grade upon the ost moderate terms -
II is provided with aud cUmm",ous College edihcc
and elegant Philosophical and Chenica apparatus ana
u very extensive collection Of specmens for the husra
ton Of Mneraoey, Geology and kindred branches ol M
tural History.
FACULTY OF BETHANY COLLEGE.
ALEXANDER C.MRpgLL, Presdent.-Pi ofc$sor OF Moral
Philosophy and kentucky Professor OF Sacred Literature
" X PgSpLEIoS, Vic. observation-disclosures OF Intel
lec,ua Political Philosophy and Missouri Professor Of
Natural History.
J. D. prrKErr-Tubman Professor Of Rhetoric, Eugi'h
Literature and Ansu-SaX"n.
CuARls Louis S-rroessur Ancient Languages and
Literature.
C. J. KENrEH-Profrssur of Mathematics aud Astrcmo:
my.
II. CuRIsTopmgR-Profesor Of Natural History und Ply
sioogy, and Illinois Professor ofChrnlstry.
+. W. MusULEcII-Professor Of MGdern Languages, and
OF the Hebrew Language Rnd Oriental Literature.
EXPENSES.
Rording and Tuition for the entire Collegiate year
Boarding and Tuition for term. ~
Washing and candles estimated for tcrGi at
Mairiculaton Fee only hr.t admission ~
sE- Charges for one term to be paid in advance.
Feb U-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10

Henry winter Davis Burnt in EGlcy by
tho Students OF Georgetown College
Well done, boys!

For tile Enquirer.
The recent election Of Speaker is now tho
topic for politicians TO expcnd their useless
breath unon-a truly Gainty subject, over
which many pot Of beer will be d,unk. Out.
doors and int doors, 1.-The Speaker" falls upon
our ears We witnessed an amusing cerc.
mony this evening. The students Of George
town College assembled en- mGsse in the pales.
ira or Fairgrounds, disturbing the peculiarly
sensitive nerves Of many ncishbor resident
with enthusiastic cheers, deep drawn groans,
Sc. The object Of this treatment was Stran-
ger to US, stranger to the college also, (there
being no precedent Of the kind extant even IN
the recollection Of the oldest student; which
was stranger still, as the memory of this re.
markablc parsonage is always extremely vivld;)
but by dint Of crowdng pushing and using
elbows We managed to dccipher scroll ap-
pended to the neither eXtrcniltlcs OF coat, on
which were the words, "llcnry Winter Davis.
We saw no particular phySiosnomcal analogy
between this efjgy Qor such it was) and the
original; but we feel confident that the artists
intentions were good, and made all allowances
for unsuitablencss of materials.
Somebody said there was j IS, 900 bill in the
breast pocket but if lhat had been the case,
ne think it would have been CHECK on tho
fire, which, by the By, was making rapid strides
towards the said pocket Rosin, feathers, and
combustiblcs of every description burning
together, may be supposed to have created
quite smell: Such was the case. y wit, or
q connoisscur in smells. we forget winch,
asked, in truly inquisitive manner, "lt all
Republicans sNELT that way" 1t was generally
believed that they did. Such an cbulit!on OF
Wit, (such AS it was,) expansion OF lungs,
dcafening cries, and great loud laughs, has
seldom been our 10; to witness; neither such
things occur only in The ne'shboiho>d OF the
Federal Congress or in other parts also, is a
conjecture We leave ior others to decide.
The principal participants in this affair wero
students from Maryland. They claimed the
privilege Of managing the burning in eaigy for
themselves. y speech was delivered, but the
applause prevented all present from hearing.
4 MAKYLANDER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
roIcc Of the Democracy.

Wchavs received up to this time the proceed
ings OF sixty-sevcn counties. Thirty-ninc,
polling "a, 7s2 Democratic votes, have express
ed a preference for Henry A. Wise. Two
counties, Essex and Rockbrdge, polling 1i22
Democratic votes, expressed preference for
Hon. r. N. T. Hunter; and twenty.six coun.
ties expressed no preference, polling 1921
Democratic votes. There remain cighty-two
counties to be heard from.
Should any Of the members OF the Lcgsla-
ture have received the proceedings of any
meeting, they will confer a favor by sending
them to u.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
Southern lIanufncturcs.

Almost every day brings to our knowledge
some manufacturing establishlncntin in the South
Of which scarcely anything is known beyond
the immediate neighborhood of its locality !;
and the knowledge, also. of some new manu-
featuring enterprise.
Yesterday, Messrs J, n. Gordon 4 Son sent
to our Office broom of superior quality, made
in the Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind, in Raleigh, \. c. Sec advertisement Of
Ncssrs J. y. G.. & Son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
Accfdcut md LOIS Of Life

A sad accident occurred In MiddeseI county in this
State on the a6.h alt. Two Of ". F. Vaughan, ESQ.,
and eolored boy belonging to Mr T., were engaged In
avicatng small loaded boat on the Pisnktank river and
when they had gotten about hundred yards from the
high Tad blowing ut the timehe boat swarped
and went 10 the bottom With It's cargo. The elder OF he
and the colorrd boy succeeded In keeping aaoa until
the sail the surface Wen they seized aud held on
TO- several hour They fortunately rescued iEon sheF
psous situation though nsensble TO feeling when nj was
rendered. The younger had attempted to svE 10 ne
but had not advanced than twenty yards when
,Rnl md wss drowned The body has been recovered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
DcplOrabIe Casualty,

MIss Be,i!e Campbell Berkeley, daughter Of Lsndon
Berkeley Esq, severely burnt, in Hanover county,
Sunday last that che survived her !puiirs but few
hours thereafter. She In her mothers chamber at the
time, and lifting kettle from The fre turued srvGni 10
pour portion or the coutens In Going The tkii
Of her dress came contact with the FIRE and gn ted aud
10 moment, she envriopeI In danes. The d.. ssed
young lady OF seventeen summers aud va, blred
By large circle OF acQuain.ances.>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
AUCTION SALES.


PHlE proprietor desiring SO South offers the above
Il property at private sale. The buildings are new,
large aud wrA arranged for boarding school, the mali,
building Is % by 50 feet, containing 81 rooms.--
The Professors house Is Is by ~, well finished;
yard and garden handsomely laid ou, with falls
and terraces; several hundred fruit trees well selected
Of sll varieties: containing lG Of excellent lnd d.
rded into SIX fields Orchard and Meadow Ice pond Bath
house. &C. good location for Military Institute II is
we'll watered. and extremely healthy.
Lowest price S90Uu in three equal annual paympnts with
Interest paid annually each deferred bond uindcfuhc
period may probably be had one bond.
Reerence-John A. Carter, ESQ.,, State Senator; ArssTs
c. D. Ball and NJ Geny, Legislators: DR.. iynnd Ircsi-
dent Richmond College, my nj Richmond College
Alde, Loudoun county, Va. JAS. H. GCLlCk
Z. 81 have other Farms containing about G50
acres Of excellent land, that will SCI! low. }. II. &.
Jan 2l-cl0t
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE RiOCKING-
HAM TURNPIKE ROAD.
pY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 the undel ssned
ID as Trustee by the Rockingham Turnpike Company,
for the benefit Of certain parties therein nane anu wic
deed bears date 18th day of June, is, shall proceed
to SELL ut public auction GodUnsSille, Orange county
on SATURDAY, TIE TWENTY.FlFTl DAY Of fEbiC-
THE TURNPIKE ROAD
mentioned In said deed Of trust.
said Turupike extends from arrisonburg In te county
Of Buckingham, to point on the Blue Ridge Iufnpke
xi,bin haf mile Of Gordonsvlle. II passes through
d.nsely populated section Of country, and commands
large travel which will soon be greatly Increased ny the
conctioa Of tn. Manassas Gap Railroad to arisonbarg
TSsus OF SALE-One of the purchase money TO be
paid In four months, and onehiru III eigh' ohhs anu
ope-hr in twelve months from the day u sale, the puf
chase money TO be secured by well endorsed negotiable
notes and lien upon the property 10 be retained until the
purchase money Is paid. Acting rs Trustee snail convey
such ute as u' ~ A. SIfaNDs. Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
The Richmond Enquirer,
PUBLISHED DAILY, sEMlwEEkLr AND WEEKLY
BY Rr1cH1E, DUNNAvANT, TYLER WISE
TERM; 8:

pAur pArrh dollars per snuaI sIs at one 'ns
,atr Of eight dollars l taken for shorter perioa l W
xsar For the SsNI.wxsKLS five dollars per ahau anu
thr.. dollars for six months payable in advance io te
WryxLS ~ per annunn six copies for w. 10 pe p"a M
rshy in sdyanc- When letters containing money are
.ent by mail they must regere3 or they VIII oe =" e
risk OF the writers. =. n-,. s.u,.U,sylv
sss- Advertisements inserted in the paiiy 'en' s'
or Weekly Enquirer, liberal terms srv- 10 r,hrs,sa
The RcuNoSp ESerIEEg AprEHr!siSG SHEET - h
eyery Month; the monthly circulation o. Is we Iou @
,ni COMES Advertisements inserted AZ - cents per me.
- d,.s 10 ,h. Office may +c rcmitted per ma In
1 vsiiabIe Bank notes j registere.', al the ESs VI
tie Editors. ,r,,s =, p.sn.., .~.s,a;nr
e,gbt lInes are charged for advertisements.
Orders distance must be accompanied with the ad-
nav or satisfactory references TO insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
TmE STRING OF DIAMONDS, gathered from

many mines, BY Gem Fancer.
This beautiful volume contains the most
choice selection from American, English, Ger
man and French bards, which, we cannot at
this moment call to mind 1t is truly trea-
sury Of poetic wealth. to which none but flaw
less gems of high value have been admitted
1t is splendidly bound, model of Topographic
cal excellence, and possesses all the elements
which can make it, a standard gift book. Mr..
James Woodhouse has the volume for sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE RfOCKING-
\ NSfThKE; CHANGE
pop sprrr;J ATulS LAND PIRATES AND WESTERN
EON StENObA lUNT, ~ OF 1nitpEHS

,r1rr r- for sale nj auction, in Covingtou on the
HnTii 6AV OF MARCH next (Court day) TOWN LOTS
H IN q, ITO. ill., 49, III, li6. Also, at the same
,;m, ,Lat .Iiribl. and valuable HOTEL PROPERTY
mi .,rs.t adjoining the Courthouse square, together
;,h ! y, No - occupied by the stables, &c. Also, =
tract Of land Potts Greek, continuing about 100 Acres,
t h. norr particularly described before soid Also
s .aple time and place Of ,nbered land contain
Inc about Sv1 Acres extending down within few hun
drsd yards Of The and river The land Is well tim
b.r ed has upon It waterpower and iron ore, and
,drrab,c portion Of il Is suitable clear and cultivate
TrRMS-0Dethird OF the purchase money down; the
balance Ia equal at six and twelve months
from day OF sale. Possession gvsn Immediately Bond
and approved security will required together with the
vendors len the property Gas further security foT de-
ferred payments. o.. GRAY,
Attorney in fact for the heirs of Andrew NJ Scott decd
Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10

rH1O OKVIL w. SUTTON, Trustee for Elizabeth
sutton and children, and to all persons Interested III
The trust estate:
rake notice that having qualified trustee In the County
Sourt OF LoSds In the State OF Tennessee for the said
s"iien and children, shall petition the Circuit
W I'oin- county, at It's Narch term SGD) for an
oloe recli'E you ~ the resident to deliver 10
me- a e property money and belonging the rad
Elizabeth sutton aud her children then in your hsnds
iorrs, &C., BRUCE ". SAUNDERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10

trips, and thi. is the average number stated by
Gov. Wise. From Mr. Y.'> datn l.90n,0 ,0Ga
bushels are annually taken from Chesapeake
Bay. Cos. Wise estimates Ii, 400, 04D bushels.
IN rtiic:iiEs OH that u.rst valuable paper
read by DR.. john Mayo, VI would remind
the reader that "one-ha!f" of Baltuorc's
$1,000, 0Do' oyster trade went from Virginia,
almost '..frse gratis and for nothing"
srATlsTlCS OF DALT1MoRE's TRADE. 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10

WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN, educated =, n. In.
~ rcrsi;y OF Virginia. wishes situation a, Tsarhn
He |. we'll prepared TO teach the Ancien: and Molurn
Languages aud the e;mens OF the Matherns.c, Comnn
aea,!o's stating sna'y, &C., will be promptly attended To-
Address, IL" Msdison Run Station
Orange and Alexandria 4 n
Refers 10 pr. Gessner Harrison, pFofs Gildcrslerre
Schrle Dc Hsre. L. Of HR. Jan ll-ci,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
NOTICE,

COMMITTED to The jail Of pitAylvania County on IN,
~. 9th day Of November, 1859, runaway negro who
said, when committed, that his name was TOM hut now
says his ABEL and that he belongs 10 Daniel Nc
Denrman of the county Of Cumberland North Carolina-
Said negro dve fe.t three and half inches brh black
complexion about twenty four years of are and
always laughs when spoken to. Said negro will be delivered
to the upon satisfactory proof Of property pay
nsnt OF Jail Ises and ether necessary charges.
Jan S-w6u JOHN L. OLD, JuiIor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10

The splendid estate lying on the hhror', In King
winan et UNITY containing $50 Acre sal ii Waite Bsnks
owned by the REV. Mr Coz ke. va 20 few days ago 10
Samuel j. Norment Of Eli vii an, or the Of sl6an
This sale indicates that ice Eaer ald inSs rape
lysin value
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
4 VALUABLE EsTATE ON YoRK RIv-

Ell FUR SALE
ON SATURDAY the TWESTN-FIFTll DAY OF FEB
~ RUARY NEXT, we will SELL to the highest bidder, the
urm In York county, CALLED "iSDiAN-FlELDS, belong
Ing 10 OF the late Col Robert McCanGlish.
This farm is situated ~ miles from Yorktown and l2
miles from Williamsburg, contains about QUO acres 30
acres OF which ARE cleared aud in high state Of cultivation
This Who'll. lies immediately the rver, has fine
river 'front.' and affords superior advantages for oysteng
There has recently been erected on the premises elegant
and tasteful Co;tagc-buding, commanding view Of the
river und Chesapeake bay There also the usual out
buildings. consisting crcrseers house. barn. granaries
&C. &c. Mar OF the best quality abounds. crop Of
wheat seeded last fall and Preparations for corncrop
are now progress. Slaves sufficient 10 work the farm
now upon it. and will be kept steadily At work until the day
OF sale when they be hired upon terms By
the purchaser dervi II the purchaser should wish
more land It can bought from the owner OF The
adjacent farm
TSxNs OF Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses OF sale,
balance on credit OF l. and years. equal nsaImenis
bearing interest annually froCl the ls day OF jan
uarv 1870 the purchaser to execute bonds with sufficient
personal security title retained Until tho purchase
money is paid.
THOMAS r. MccASpLIslI, !conp,is.Ion.r.
WILLIAM J. PEACui,
" B-Aer IN. sale OF the a6ore-nained land the per-
islable property the premises consisting Of horses
mules cattle farming utrn household furniture, &c.,
&C., will be sold. .eTs-A sSagSiSssE
Terms made known the day OF sale
r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
EOGS SALE.

TsliiE upper hall OF BEAVER DAM FARM, On James
4 River, in GuochlGnd county, about +jo Hcres-SSV in
cultivation and balance In wood Abou: !SJ Of
river aud creek low grounds in wheat.
Recently built barn, stable, oyerseer and servants
houses. With the farm Will be sold two families Of ten
negroes. with some mules, cattle &c, IL desired
Mr. loge manager the Farm, will show l: 10
disposed to purchase. For terms, apply 10
CORB1S WARWICK,
c-o,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10

Aug. 20-c,
\ TEACliEii WIYTE0-

,icrs ~ %I.he. TO engage immediately the SER
- h;, M ee1''einnn competeu, 20 pr.rarc boys for
snl ea''es h College. lie will res. In NV FAMILY
Msdu,e oS sSe,e o. sm" school. Christian man and
References southern Institution preferred Good
particular. p;ycu "Srnp'Iy nnsme.sn' Ns' nhd
Jan 9p-c4u 1T ~ r. D. JoSEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10

VIRGINIA TRADE
Flour, value $4,000, ,O00
Tobacco, 100000 hogsheads in
Guiding loose tobacco, 5000, ,004
Virginia Oyster Trade (would be
with proper aws,) $4,000
Upon the matter Of taxation, we would sub
nit the following facts for the reflection Of the
members The 10 oyster counties pay IN taxes
$230,0O0, while the counties Of Augusta
($73,6g3) Albernarlc, ($66,29D and Loudoun,
(74,l3W pay s21+,ll+ 90.
That revenue can be raised from the oys-
ster iundum is no longer problematlcal, and that
it should be raised to relieve the burdens now
SO no nobly borno by the people Of Virginia,
will not admit Of question, if propounded De-
tore tie people.
The people demand that some iaw shall be
passed nthis subject. Its practical operation
will then point out to future legislation what
ever defects may exist. The law can be pruncd
and perfected hereafter. Let the present law
be passed, if for no other reason than because
the people want to try the experiment of raising
revenue from this source.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
HOTEL PKOPEE

SALE, AT LuNENBCEG COURT HOUSE.
HNAT very valuable Hotel property at LuntnbHrg Court
House. recently occupied by the late Jno. A. Bishop
with IFS appurtenances will be sold at Public Auction
the 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY next, ;hat being court day
Lunenburg county Any person AZ all des!rous OF
chasing hotel property would 90 well tn examine this
There every facility the premises Tor first class
country Tavern.
Terms very liberal and will he made known on the day
Of dale 7. c ELDER,
II. L. LEE
Jan oo-ctdS Trustees of John 4. Bishup, deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
I,YNSfaAyEN OYSTERS.

AN preparing these justly celebrated OYSTERS Ior
1 .hipuiept and general transportation throughout the
country and very respectfully solicit orders for the article
They are put up In hcrmrticlly sealed cans fresh or
spced und to keep any cnat long us the
unbroken They taken from iy own cores On
Lynn.ven Bay, and, therefore, genuine
Orders promptly executed rom any part VI 'l'e
country.
Address through the London Bridge Pososncc, Princess
Anne county, Virginia.
Dec 22-cw3m GEORGE T. ROGERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
MASTER CORNERSTONE EE's OFFICE,


pursuance OF decree In the Of II. ". Shelley
4 atd A. r. kinney, trustees OF n. Z. Kinney y. e.
giSa county, the Goth day Of November, 1853 shall
proceed at my Office in the OF Siunon. Ihrt.ylh
day OF February, lSIU TO state and settle the following
counts:
FrIt-An account OF the trust property and fund
vcyed the pluntiIs by deed OF ~ e. Kinney AMI aifr
dated December ith. ls!s
Sccond-An Of MI clnns Of every kind upon the
trust subject whether under the trust deed superior
thereto. In this will be embraced full settlement
OF all claims against Sirhuas e. Kinney, a:c receiver u
the Circuit Court Of Augusta county; and all Persons v
ing claims Of any kind against said receiver hereby
called upon present them for settlement.
ThrdAn OF the transactions Of The plaintiffs
trustees All persons Interested in snh accounts
qulre 10 appear n. uy oce the said 29th day Of Pe
bruary. 1861. JOHN y. llENDHEN,
Jan 2T-cwtw Master Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-10
1ECSIC TEAcHEp.-A married gentleman 1or.

H - iEhCftER.--A married gentleman for
s,9 IRON Europe, (rru.sis) who has for several
engaged IN sone Of the Northern States .s teach
81 t Piano AMI ianSua wishes to procur. situation
,.. gina. ns ~"ulh -ecsps place In .ome Academy or
r ~ s,;! enough TO support him in his profession
Will be yiv-n ' ANU 'a'ae'eF
Letters addressed TO A. t. 4, Of Richmond Eu,.lr.r
ohc. will he fOrwarded - hiu, from His oeice
fcb2-cS,r