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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01
TWO SLAVES,

T7HIS is to give notice to all that have
l. claims against ELISHA MERgDIrgs
deceased, or his estateJ 10 bring them for.
ward Immediately, properly authenticated.
that arrangements may he made to dis.
charge the sane-this will be plrad in bar
against all claims that may come after a
reasonable notice. likew sc forewacp ala
persons from receiving assignments of ary
bond or boads given to Magdalene /. Wat.
kins as Administrative tor the said estate.
WILLIAM WALKER,
Administrator ~ Elisha
Merediths decd. Nv
order of Cour'.
January 5tss, 1911. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01

u virtue of a Deed of trust executed To ME
~ by Thos. Paulet, to secure the payment Of
debt due Thomas Mckinney, & Co.--=VnI
be Sold, at public auction, for ready money. AZ
the store house of Mckinney, Baldwin, e. Co.
on Saturday the Odd day Of March next, the
following Property, ito wiO
TWO SLAVES,
Washington and Amey==3 head If Horses.
head Of Cattle, Feather Beds, and Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
J. +. RICHARDSON, Trustee,
February 16, 1911. ids.
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MWILLIAM TaoRNroN."

u The subscriber has good and extern.
slYe pasturase eratis. and promises great
attenticn to mares, but no liability for acs
cidents OF escapes. The Groon will exa
pect one dollar with each marc.
THOMAS BRANCH.
FEBRUARY 20 1911. w10t paid
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Nezu MeGicine Store,
ON SEOCkOE HILL.

A COMPLETE assortment Of fresh
n Drugs ana Medicines have been just
received by Vail. Rogers. & Co. at their
New Medicine Store, on the main street a
few doors above the Swan Tavern-among
which may be included all the most appro-
x,eI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01

7 hNDS FOR SALE. Pursuant to- the
"a last will of Thomas Peasants. decd
of Gooochland, the following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01

PRlSrISG III all its variety neatly ex-
ecuted az this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01

Il has been said, know no, on wha, au
,horily iha' cor plan,s zg9inst his sccundrel.
who.e iniamy Is knoS ia al psr;s Of we civil
Ez.d woro, nave been ma u vie Iri ism 20
vc-uG5ent =, ard hist the AM " y has been hat
the avs OF ing ard 90 not u ach lis OF nee ,
sucn f0r ons time was ne prot soce with res.
peet 20 that notorious ielon, Stephen Bayyozghs j,
and for oer'ain po,i.icsi reasons, the same moi.
rect courtcnsnce VAS given 80 that in amous
ont law, that IS ". " giVed Van Sander a, Lon.
don, in fAy 81 u whoBe wo ia ~n foTseries
the avs OF England ATE aGu lily SUSPENDED by
tie cofnivance o. her Ministry ---PaIriot.
49, - - -
PRlSrISe III all its variety neatly ex-
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A fine blood bay, six years old this spring, up
wards of 10 hand: high,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-24
VIRGINIA :.

VIRGINIA At Superior Court of
Chancery, holden at the Capitol in the
City of Richmond, the 9th day of Sept. 1911.
Edwin James Harvie, executor of John Harvie,
decd. and the sadSEdwin James Haryie and Jaque-
lin B. Harvie, dcvisees of the said John Harvie
decd. PITS
Against
John Hopkins & Cornelia his wife, William Hodg-
son and Porta his wife, Richard b. Lee, administ4-
tor of William Ludwell Lee, Corbin Griffin, Samuel
G. Adams, Alexander McRae, Charles COPELAND and
Martha Stras widow and relict # George +. Stras,
decd. Emily Stras and Joseph Sras infant children
and heirs at law of the said George F. Stras, decd
by the said Martha Stras, specially assigned their
guardian, Defts.
The defendants, John Hopkins and Corneiia his
wife, William Hodgson s. Porta his wife, and Alex
ander McRae, not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the Act of Asse nbly
and the rules of this court, and appearing to the
satisfaction of this court that they inhabitants
of this countiy-on motion of the plaintiffs by their
counsel-h is ordered, chat the said defendants do
appear here on the first day of the term and an
the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
shed in the City of Richmond, for two months suc-
cesevcIy, and posted at front door of the Cato
in the said City.
n Copy. Ieste,
November 8.
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RICHARD ANDERSON.
BEVERLEY BLAIR.

sEMONAL.-JOHN g JOSEPH BOrCE.
z jr booksellers flinders aud Stluoners, respect
fully aeqiant their friends ant! the public, that they
have removed from their former situation, to the one.
lately occupied by Mr.. f;il'a, and tic second Goor
above Mr. James Browns ,S..si,e oihe..
They take this opportunity 10 s>t.un their ack-
nowiedgments for tie liberia, encouragement they
have experienced, and with grateful sense c. the
favors they have received, beg leave inform the
public that they have opened another store a: LYNCH
burg in this state, where the Booksclg, Bin,iinc &
Stabonar, Business, is carried on untc. the mmeli
ate direction oil Joseph Boycc, r
They will always be regularly supplied both in
Richmond and at I-ynchburg, with general assort
ment OF every article in the several branches of their
business, aud have it in their power to execute any
Orders they may be favored with, at the shortest no
tice and on the most reasonable terms 'z
Nh An assortment is hourly expected of the
most approved school books, and likewise further
supply Of Stationary They have lately received n
variety of the best and newest pieces of music and
are now opening tor sale, Musical Instruments, vio-
Inns, Flutes and Files.
December 10. emf
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NJ &J.DICK & Co.-Inform their friends
~ and the public, that they are now re-
ceivng. il the house lately occupied by Messrs Non
cure, Robinson 4 Peasants, the following articles,
at short dates
Loaf, Lump, Muscovado and Havanna Sugars
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Gunpowier, Imperial,
Young iyson, Common and Pecow Souchong Teas
Wines-Frcnch Brandy-IIoland Gin-Jamaica Sc
St Croix Rum-Hebbcrts Brown Stout, Cordials,
Noasses, English and Goshen Cheese soft shell Am
nonds, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Pi,ncnto, Pepper,
Singer, Alum, birthstone, Copperas, Fig Blue.
Spanish Indigo, Shaving Soap, Bar Iron German &c
iistered Steel, Liverpool fine Salt Sacks refined
SAT- Petre, London Mustard, HAVANA Cigsrs, En-
glish Battle Powder, and Patent Shot an assortment
Of Queens Ware-Ch China, Coffee s. Tea Cups and
Saucers-a few sets elegant FURNISHED Tea China-->
Decahters, Iumbers, Wine Glasses, &c. Sc
~ J. Dick & Co. will transact any business on
Commission, which may be entrusted to their care.
Oct. 4. IF
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VIRGINIA AT a Superior Cour1 Of
Chancery, holden at the Capitol i'll the
City a Richmond, the End day OF September, 1911.
David Henderson and Alexander Duncan, almr's.
Of William Drninmond, deceased, Pits.
AGAINST
Thomas Southcomb, Robert Patton, Charles
Croughton and John Wickham, Deffs.
The defendant Thomas Southcomb, not having
entered disappearance and given security according
TO the act OF assembly and the rules of this court ana
appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that he
not am inlabitant of this count,y-on motion OF the
plaintiffs By their counsel, is ordered, That the
said defendant do appear here on the first day of the
next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and
thata copy Of this order DC forthwith inserted in Some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond, for
two mouths successfully, and posted at the front door
Of the Capitol in the said city
II A Copy Tcste,
WM. w. HENNING, c. c.
November 90. $500 w8w
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AIiddlesex county court, October
" 1911.
Stage Davis, admir- de bons non. of James Didlake
decd and Conquest Royston, Compiainants.
AGAINST
Charles Collier, Benjamin Faulkner, admir- de bo-
mis- non. OF William Ddlake, deed. & john Quarles
executor OF John George, deed. Dsffs. >
On the motion OF the Compliments by their attor-
ney, and it appearing the satisfaction Of the court
that the defendant Charles Collier is not an inhabi-
tant OF this commonwealth, and not having entered
his appearance and given security according to an act
OF assembly and the rules OF this court, IT ordered
shct the def Charles Collier, do appear here ON or
before the first av Of January court next and answer
the Complanants bill, that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Enquirer for two months
excessively, and another posted at the front door OF
the court house of this county
A Copy. Teste,
THO. MUSE, c. NJ. c.
December 10. w8w
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v1vEN DOLLARS REyARp.-ror opnrcbcnd

V>EN DOLLARS REwARD.-For apprchend
Il ing negro man who absconded from my plan
tation in Nelson county the 2Sth OF April last
The above negro is named NED, about Sc or 81
years old rather lighter than negroes generally,
and is als;nt feet inches in height. tits be
ieve'l hc has scar in his face, although not
confident Hewas taken in Albcmare and mad. his
escape, rs lac is extremely artful aud designing, and
stated his intent ON was to have gone to Orseehut
his being unacGuantcd with the rout, it is known
Where he may have gotten to.
(. The above reward and al necessary expcnccs will
be paid to deliver him in Nelson, and shou; it
not be convenient to deliver him, letters directed TO
Nelson courthouse will he attended to.
WILLIAM S. CABELL.
December 10. wynn
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November 8.

NIRGINIA.-At superior Court oil
Chancery, holden at The Capitol, in the City of
Richmond, the Goth day ofSept. 1911
Lucy Armistead, William Armstcad, Addison
BowIes Armistead, Lewis Gustayus Adophus Ar
| instead, Walker Keith Armistead, Francis Gillies,
Lanion Carter of Richmond County, Mary Burwcll
Garter, his wife, John Dugereid, ofEssex, and Elc-
! Bowles Dangeriield his wife, PPts.
.4gainSt
ward, Cassius, John II. Shirley and Mary Carter,
infant children Of Jane and Edward Carter, by Tho
mas Turner, specially assigned their guardian, Ed
mund Brooke, admir-. of the said Edward Carter,
Uebc Carter the widow and dowercss of Robert
Carter, decd aud Alfred, Robert, John, Hebc and
William L.ndon Carter, infant children of the said
Robert aud iIebe Garter, by the said Hebe Carter,
Specially assigned their guardian, Richard H. Hem
dersOn and Charles Tyler. adm'rs of the said Ro-
bert Carter, decd, 1andon Carter, John Carter,
George Carter, William i. Carter, Edward Carter,
ITdba aud Bctscy his wife, Lewis Beckwitll aud
Matilda his wife, Def'ts.
Tie Defendants Alfred, Robert, John, Hcbe, and
William LandQn Carter, infant children OF Robert
and IIebe Carter, by tie said Iebc Carter specially
assigned their Guardian, not having entered their APP
pe2ranee and gwen security according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court and it appear
ing TO tl,e satisfaction of the Court, that they
inhabitants Os tbs countryon motion Of the PLAIN
tiffs By tLeis CouuscIh 10 ordered, That the said
term aud answer tie Fill Of the Psintifs-and that
a copy of this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper pab!ishcd in the City OF Richmond, for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door
OF The Capitol, in the said City.
II Copy. Icsfe,
wM. w. HENING, &C.
Noy. 90, w8w
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~ ALUABLE LAND, FOR S4LE.-In pursl-
v ance of decree of the county court of Henrico,
entered in cause between George Greenhow and
Others, pitts. and Elizabeth Il Younghusband, admrx
and Sami T.. Parsons, admir-. with the will annexed,
of Pleasant Younghusband, decd and the infant chill
dren OF the said Pleasant Younghusband, defts., the
subscribers who are named as commissioners in the
said decree will Tuesday the 1ith day of January
next expose to sale at public auction, on the prems-
es for cash, such part of the tract of land of which
the said Pleasant Ycunghusband died seized, called
Coxs tract, as lies within the following boundary to
wit-beginnIng at the southeast of Miles Sell
dens tract of land and extending thence due east to
the back line of said Coxs tract thence norhwardly
with the said back line or lines Alnans creek and
from the beginning with Seden's and Lewis's lines
Almans creek as to include all the said tract call
ed Coxs northward OF line drawn due east from the
southeast corner of said Sedens tract--and by con-
sent OF the parties concerned, the said land will be
sold together, Or in lots To accommodate purchasers
as may seem best aud most convenient the time oil
sale. Han. .55oucDre.
J. Robinson,
Fred. PledSaats.
December ~. eptds
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4 WISH to sell the following very V.2LU.3BLE
l. PROPERIT.-A Manfac turing Mill in good

WISH to sell the following very VALUABLE
Il PROPERIT.-7A Manufacturing Mill in good
order, finished upon tie newest plans running Two
air of Burr and one pair Coogn Stones-Thc situa-
ately navgabe water where crafts load at the
m door, and in tr heart of wealthy country
where large crops of Wheat made. At the mill,
aiich is OH Hoskinss Creek, and within two miles OF
rappahannock (the port Of entry for Rappahannock
Rver) have built bldge the creek, afiording
great convenience to the different neigbourhoods,
| consequently considerable advantage to the m-a
man we'll skilled in milling business, with the of
small capital, may mike from 5 to 5000 dollars per
| annum, clear of every expence. Few mills get more
country custom, audit is excellent stand for Gro
Gerry Store.
Two Store Houses in this place, on the river bank,
one of brick two stores high, with good cellars there
six Are places in this house, and at little cxpence
it can be well fitted for merchant with family
The other house is If wood and well fixed for dry
good grocery st,re both from situation have adj
vantages any other stand in the place, and the
lots which will the river bank afford beautiful
site for buildings ofany kind
A Large Warehouse, immediately on the waters
edge, where vessels of almost any size load with
convenience and Dispatch; the house will hold ten
thousand bushels Grain, besides Tobacco &c.-An
Inspection of Tobacco being established at this place,
and asthc lower part of this house is to be used for
that purpose, handsome rent storage may arise
from that The ferry at this place the Kappa
hammock, with Convenient water lot-this ferry
brings me in about 10o per annum, clear of every
expencc.
Four unmproved Logs, two of which adjoin those
on the river bank, and give fine view up and down
the river.
"A Tract of Land in the county of Westmoreland,
three miles from the court house, containing about
one hundred and eighty acres-the buildings are to-
lerable, but want some repairs-there is good mill
seat this tract.
n Iract of Land, adjoining my mill, containing
three hundred acres-ths land very well timbcred,
the soil good and its convenience to Tappahannock
account of fire wood, makesit very valuable.
ping and mercantile business, would doubt find the
property in this place uncommonly well calculated
for that purpose. The first and great object in sell
ling this property is to pay my debts, and that
count will sell great bargain in the whole or any
part One half the purchase money may be made
very convenient to the purchaser
Application may be made to Jas. Ross, esq., of Free
dericksburg, Messrs Moncure, Robinson and Plea
SAINTS, Richmond, or to me in this place.
LAWRENCE MUSE.
Tappahannock, Dec. S. 2aw6w
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A SELECT SCHOOL.--Havins taken
( y charge of ward and mt being obliged to leave
town, will resume the pleasing task of instrueting
few young gentlemen in these branches preparatory
to college education; and MS will receive but few,
and these select ones, those who have known and
approved my mode of conducting school, will please
give notice of their encourage before the
New Year. The school shall be in the most eligible
place my friends may point out, and will moreover
be permanent. DAVID DOYLE.
Richmond, Dec. S. eopt1stJ
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WILL1AM H. HUBBARD, respectfully
December 10.

WILLIAM II. HUBBARD, respectfully
w informs his customers and the public,
that he has removed to street, opposite to captain
CANDLES, at the sign of the Boot and Shoe Hare
hcase where he continues his business in its various
branches.
In addition to great variety of Boots and Shoes
of his own manufacture he offers handsome assort-
ment OF 81 % Ans ELEGANT BALTIMoRE Doors.
AS he is emuous TO please, he will endeavor by keep
ing constant supply of Shoes and Pumps of every
description, selected from the approved facto-
Iies OF Boston and Ncw-York, to crafty generous
community.
Waxed Calf Skins, Boot Legs and Tops, Black and
Colourcd Roam Skins, Shoe Thread, &c. &c always
obtainable on application
N. B. Orders from the country gratefully received
and punctually attended to.
On consignment and daily expected per sch'r.
Herkiner, SIX HUNDRED I.4IR SHOES,
well assorted and suitable to the season, which! will be
sold wholesale at the invoice price, for cash. or on
small advance and 90 days credit, for approved me-
gotiab!e notes.
November 90. wI1w
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TEN DOLLARS REwARD-For apprchendin.
December ~.

Vt>EN DOLLARS REWARD-For apprehendinc
II and securing negro BARNA, who ran away
from my Plantation in this county time in Sep.
TENDER last, and has since been seen near Richmond
where il is supposed he is lurking. Barna is 4
boy about eighteen years of age, feet or inches
high, slender made, of the common complexion, has
small scar over one OF his eyes, also very large
on Il believe) his right size, occasioned by burn,
has remarkable long hands and feet one of his anc,e s
larger than the other, oceasoned by a sprain when
young, and causes him to limp when he walks, the
same leg has been sore, the effects whereof plain
to be seem
The above reward will he paid TO any person Sc
curing the said slave so that get him. Information
By letter forwarded to the post-ofice at Brydie's
store in this county, will be attended to.
JOHN BIILUPS.
Lnncn'r'rg, i,cr. TO- w3wp
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Esubscrlbcr wishes toinform his friends
Il that he has removed his collection of
the very hest GRATED FRUIT TREES. from
Mr. Bells Garden to the Garden formerly occupied
by Mr.. Fletcher, a little above the market bridge.
where he has on hand great variety of Green
House Plants, English Goose Berries, and very
good collection of Shrubs, which he offers for sale on
reasonable terms
ANDREW MARI
November 90. IF
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4 COMMISSION BUSINESS.--The subscribers
~ having associated themsclyesin business respect
fully tender their services the public as Conlissi-
on Jte'chdnts in It's various departments and pledge
themselves that every attention will be paid to give
general satisfaction to those who may think proper.
to entrust business to their management.
Their office is Kept Mr.. Jones's Book Store.
opposite the Eagle Tavern.
ID. LEWIS,
B. BURWEJI.
Rchmocd, Dec.7. epH
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ESANK OF NIRGJNIA.--The annual meeting of
~ the Stockholders for the purpose Of eecting D-
rectors of the Bank Of Virginia and the several Off
GERS Of Discount and Deposit, will he held on Mon
Of importance viii be submitted to the consideration
of the Stockholders that day, il is desirable that
the meeting s0d be fall one, and those who can
not attend personally, will be pleased TO appoint sub
stitutcs
JOHN Dir OCKE.NBROUGH,C ash'r.
Dee. 10. 2awfm
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CASTOR OIL, BENJAMIN Du val
" II Son have a quantity of C.dSTOR
OIL Of superior ganiify, together with gene
fal assortment ot DRUGS, .HEDICLNES, Sc.
which they will sell low for cash, or to puncua Gus.
toners, at tho uruaI credit.
Richmond, Nov. 90. 4vSw6v
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"A TEACHER of the Languages, Writing, Arith-
n metic and Geography, would be glad to engage
not more than ten twelve boys for the ensuing
year, in healthy part of the country. Any gentle
to the pEAtcr.
November 90. 2aw6w
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10y virtue of decree of the county court of King
NJ y Queen, pronounced OH the 9th of this month.
IN suit then depending between Charles Hill, admit
nistrator of James Jones' decd and the heirs of The
said James Jones, will be sold on the 10th day of ia
nuaIy next at Dankirk, eight ten Valuable Slaves
on credit of twelve months Bond and approved
security will be required
by THE COMMISSIONERS.
December ID. 2aw4wD
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effort may be limited 10 power to the president and
directors to dispose, annually, OF the privilege of
drawing lottery, tor the best price which can be oh
tanned misunderstanding the unsfersigned from any
responsibility Tor the management Of said lotteries,
and it to the person or person. purchas
ing the same.
All which is respectfully submitted
GEO WIN. SMITH, N
J. PRESTON,
PHILIP NORBORNE NICHOLAS.
Richmond, Dec. &c, 1871.
On motion, Ordered, That the said Report, with
the documents inclosed, be laid upon the table.
A variety Of petitions were presented, and laid
the table.
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November 90.

AOCr. BOHANNAN has taken room over Ry-
~ an s. Wilkins Auction Store, the 4tl door n.
bove Market-br;dge, where he offers his services ia
the citizens OF Richmond and its vicinity, in the
PR.fCIICE Of .fEDICL.N.E, SURGERY ana
.MLOUIFERf. He promises the most prompt &
punctua attendance to those who may consult him
in the line of his profession
N. ID. Doct b. will attend and furnish Medicine
for the Poor, gratis.
December q. wIOwp
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intend to leave this place, in eight or ten
Il days, for the State of Georgia. ALI PER
sons having ciams against (f any such there are)
viii call before that time, and receive pay ment Du-
ring my absence Mr. William Marshall or Captain
William d. Wren will attend to my business
JOHN Il. PRICE.
Richmond, Dec. s. If
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FANCY GOODS & MILLINERY p,

EANCY GOODS & MILLINERY.-P o-
bert Davidson has Just received a hand
some assortment of FANCY GOODS s. MILL
VE9f which he offers for sale Opposite the Globe
Tavern, ON the most reasonable terms-The lLlL;-
Mrs. Davidson as krmerly. All orders will be pune
tuay executed, aud in the most fashionable manner
Il. ID. having made arrangements to procure from
the north the newest fashions the shortest notice.
Nov. 12. fs
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TUE Subscribers, having formed a con-
4 nection, respectfully acquaint the Pub
ic, that the CO.,1.lfLSSId.v BUSINESS, here
totore carried on by Richard anderson, will from
TINS date, be conducted BY them under the Firm Of
.9NDERSOyV g BLAIR
They have provided a commodous Tile-roofcd
umber-iouse, in the vicinity OF the Basin, for the
reception OF Flour, &c ant, hope, by attention bu-
sness' to share portion al Public patronage Their
counting will be the one heretofore occupied bv
X. A.
RICHARD ANDERSON.
BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond, Oct. rs. wifi
Gf The above connection will enable me to de-
vote most OF my time to the Tobacco business Mr.
Biairs attention will be principally, for the present.
directed to the other br.u,cLcs oil the Commission
Business.
r. ANDERSON.
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John KING has just received an addi-
- tional assortment OF FAIL & WINTER
GOODS, which he will sell, at his usual cheap rates
for cash.
Richmond, Oct. %. If
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ETOR SALE-F.7.sfTLY FLOUR, of the best
4 <nlty, in who'll, and half bbis.
GEO. GGEENHOW.
December 10. epqv