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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-27
Augun, IS 1916.

yHyE The subfcribers, having been appointed by
w the Zion. jeremiah Bailey Etq to. receive
ard e. anime the claims of creditors 20 the eAate
of BARNET THORN. late Of Lewincn in the
county Of Lincoln deceafed, rePrefented infolvent
do hereby give notice that lx mouths are allowed
TO isid creditors to bring in and prove their claims.
aud that we fall attend that fervice a. the House
of Walter r B's(deli, Eiq. in Le~isnon. on the
Ian Saturday of this aud the five following mon,hs
from one TO FIX O'Clock in tie afternoon.
Dated. q Lewision this nineteenth day of Auguf
A. d 1876. ~
1 p.h naSR &. D1. sDtLL,} c..rar..r-
NOTICE IL hereby give that the futfetiter has
~ been duy appcintsd f1scu'or Of the at Wi
and Teilament of AADREW JdCk, lite of Bow.
eein 10 the county Of Lincoln, woman, deceased.
and hs. taken upoa himfef TIA, tuR by giving
eords ?. the law directs, md al perioas having
dem anes upon the eaa,e ofthe fad Andrew lack.
sse acquired to exhibit he i.ne, and al perfo 6
isde5 ed TO he aid eRate are sa'ed up'r TO y g
psymtn to sAMUAk Jazz, s-rcue.
B:vA3s, FEC g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-27

What an cutlery the Argus makes about
iaayers and rropriefors And yet when the
separation party chose committee TO adso-
cate their cause before the Legislature, they
had 5 lawyers on, Of 7 members oithe COM
mittec Look at the last Argus under Cum
berland Convention--you will find the Presi-
dent and nearly all the speakers are law
yers-but they are :. our side'--As to pro-
pretors, almost every one of them, and the
sons Of others whs are members OF tie Legis-
lature, voted for separation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-27
County Of Hancock, lug. 90.

The pamphlet by the Brunswick CONVEX
ton signed by the names ofrespec,anle men,
whom we know and honour, men Of bob par
hes, is fast dispelling The clouds OF errer gath
cred under the anonymous pamphlet OF last
spring. Almost all the lale neutrality, anu
many Of the late advocates will join those who
are opposed TO doubling and Trolling our tax
es these hard times. Wis; becomes now
Of the statements oil certain Sinking gentle
man who opposed bis own constituents, and
who pledged his honor thai TIE statements IN
the " Appeal" &c. were taken IRON the books
Of the Treasury. So they were-but they
took only one side OF the account and forgot
to strike the balance Tie people engaged
in the ooasting business, the last remains Of
our navigation, view the separation with the
most serious alarm since they find that Con-
gress cannot relieve them sSreeably 10 the
Constitution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-27

To the Han .1giqiees Of the Circuit Court Of
Conamon Pleas, holden at Portland, IN
ard for the county sf Cumberland. On the
The fyf Inesday Of March. n, D. 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-27

A gentleman from Detroit, informs. that the
troops at that port save not hsd dollar Fl tier
pay far ntvsrds ef,ffieen nonfhs--Pnst' PIP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

~ oliCE.-by virtue of trust deed executed TO the
onpsCilOers ny Cornelius Buck, for the purpose Of
i"lsihs me monies thereby intended to he secucd-y
ne so ;or cash. ON Thursday, the DAY Of December
@ al s evening house of The said Buck the rein.in
ing part unsod Of the TRACT or LAND ON which no at
present resides supposed to be about fre hundred qcreS
a TRACT or LAND, in tile county OF Amelia supposed
!" contain one thousand 0Rd three AMI hoiC Gcycs-
% TRACT OF Ian IN the county of Chesterfield OF, the
iuinpie ROAD aboat six miles the town of Man
cees.ei supposed TO contain eightyRc Qcyes-EIEvrN
, OF LAND, lying in Patrick county and ogE in
he COUNTY OF Psylvania supposed 70 contain in ;he 40
ores. 80 JN''9 ""' I"
ALSO THiTfg-nine !SI,fVIS most oftheIn younr and
very kcy a large Stock of Horses JWicS Guile Ios
or" ohfcpa large assortment OF PiGnf0fon Yoeis and
SftH"ts, CHARIOT and Harness, great variety OF va
ihaDle HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE cot,-
tanning almost every article necessary and convenient in
house keeping. "
he real estate will he sold subject eventual right
OF DOVER of Mrs. Buck. 80
should the above property be sold on the above
ahy, the sale will continue from day day Until a suij-
cheney sold 90 answer th, purposes trust a ex
PehCes OF the sale. kGb'T. GRAHAM,
}. W. WtNIREE
'e,"Dci Sv' 50-wluocptds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

IilAf most valuable Estate called Ro,poysert l. of
= i,red FOR saiclt is situated in the county of kng
Niiiaii, near West Point and Contains about zoo A.
e'es ol hrstiaie panunLy land and al extensive marsh
acres. 'e"'' ""o"' ''VOV
ihs Estate, although in cultivation more than cen
'J' possesses Tue envcd distinction pamnukcy lands
-ah" WIN generous usage IL capable Of producpr a.
huoh cofn, wheat aud cotton any properly of er,s
SIZE inthe lover country Of Virginia.
IN marsh meadow, which deem the most valuable
pant was formerly used for the raising ofexensiye
VI cdtle dho horses, hut may be employed al this time
~ great eNahage ~ preparing cattle sheen for The
hicmOhd market hecaitle the estate evidence he
Important Deneuts Of this natural meadow There IL a
sup navigation for several miles along the ,rougrty ,,d
anshcryi capable OF being made vefs valuable onrn
y 81 hre timber not exceeding two miles from te o.
es IS OF great and decreasing value There Is also
sndl, mt lucrative grist mill, in complete repair Tho
fish. '"' 'o"is dhu
The Price for the land Is hundred thousand dollars
Payahe Dy one aifn Stock Of the Bank of Nrpinis ~
eh aho tlt balance w any number Of years not exeee
niDy ~n Ihe interest secured Annually, aud lien fef
the Iesidrs Of The principal
@"t oi the negroes wilt be sold % the purchaser Of the
POPIy also, most of the stock (Which is Of superior
f"aNy,) icf fair price in cash
Arrangements have been madc for large crop fheep.
suing Season. ''P 'ee"'
Possession given payment Of the frs, half Of the
pntrhtse money. w
Communicated made IN tl.c eobsc,;,,o. III,
P'enp' attention.. GEO. ". =. CUSIIS
~, arlington Hoasf, nc1y dfexandsiQ.
--.-<n-st; II. C24t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24
EANNOCHBURN.
lBy CIsas.isgkcm.

iune i'er fgfti fofii.l
WIDE GER Es;nock's hcsl,hy void
>,ntiaItrs dcsihfi;' banners rDlrd
and srread tl,tif wings of spr,naicd gold
Ia the ,iufp,ins east.
Freedom beanie IN every eye;
Devotion hreath'd IN every sigh (;
Freedom heay'd thcif souls on high
Aud stecld each hcro's breast.
Charging. thea, the coursers sprang:
Sword aud helIret clashius rang;
eeleiad warriors iiSing ciang
Ec5u7t IOund the field.
beautiful see their eve balls glaIei
SEE the nerves of baitie bare
Srrcw, teupests cioId the air,
Aud glance from every shield.
t'aik. the bowmcn's qnivering strings
Death On eIey-goose pinions springs.
Iecp the, dip their dal-pled wings
Ernnk ia hero's goIe.
70 hdward,' srringins on ,he rear
Plies i,,> Ialtdon,an spear:
fiu.G MARKS his dread career,
Aud sweeps thcm from the shore.
see how rcd 'bc stream.cts Row
See lie rrelins, yielding foe
liowirey melt al every blow
Tetwr shall he free
Parker We; the strife appears:
Forest dread OF flaming sncaisl
IisFh. y shout the wcikin tears
fTisce ms cicfsl,ys
Join the Cacdanian Ivre.
In strains Of hold celestial Gre
'ill the sound 10 Heay'n aspire
BrRco ans sicfory,
Give he world, o Bard their praise;
Crown with slory's nr!eAlest bays!
sins theni in eternal Laws,
Who set their country free.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24
Nefr-lorE. Dee. Il

n, IL
" with deep regret we state that Yesterday morn,
ing, on ne artiny nf:iov Ogden, Steam Boat on
81 her burst and two LAOS going to Eli
Xsnethown To school, we're much scalded that their
lives are despaired Of.
since the above was pnt in type, learn that the
boys who were so badly hurnt the Mr. John
wait Jun who had been at school Eizabcthtown and
who had been home for week 4 vsit-and II is pain
al to state, that the eldest Mr. Wait aged about
syeafs, died at L. and that the other son. aged about g.
died al O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
II appears that the boat was in an unfinished state
vere heh. no partition between the boilers and the ca
nun. the ~" sous of MIR. Wait sitting in the ca
ON whon the explosion took place, aud the only
persons VINO were seriously injured. Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24
tf5nmMaicai;oH.

We are well ,ufafncd that the accident which hanoen
ed on board The new steam from Elizabe,htown
POINT, whiic lying her wharf in this CITY was occnsi
ened DY "aHt Of tc steam heng rs vet liked
the boat nen not wholly hnished The persons which
we're 'nr"i Nv the bursting OF the boiler were we u-
serstaad III the fie No the
who we've m the other paris the boat This ,nay serve
asa caution IN future for passenserst avoid iat place
lI5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24
MERCHANTS Hall. BosroN,
Oscember 18Th, Moon.

IfCtWOtf I.NN, NOON. J
a Dcmcrara paper of the Goth Oct. re-
ceiVed atthe Merchants Hall, this morn
Ing, contains the following account ofPi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

tSlNON FLOCK, ute oftBflfialqs5arg has takes the
,, Siorc lately occupied by Ncssrs. Jh0aus ytcs,gyf
90. nfst door above Messs. Robert & Hall Nelson's
wheIe he oilers for sale large and elegant assortment of
L'FoPf@" f"dfG "Dd French COODS, suitable for The
pres III aud approaching season. very low for c0e5
toH REM NT6e-Storg BTick JIoatSc, on shoekoe
Hi,I' immediately opposite Mr.. BENZ. woIfe's.
NOrfJHbfr u. ss.,,,.,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

: TALUABLE LAND on York River for
Sale. This land lies 1T the junction Of pa
mlinky River with that OF York, the lover ex
trcinity being about z miles bciOw--lhe upucr.
above WeSt-ROint. Ii extends about eight
mileS on thc River, and is almost tie whole of the
meek formed by the bend of the Pamunkv and
} ork MVers. II is almost superilunus 10 say
thatit is all Hat and The advantages are. an
abundance Off.sh, OySteTs& crabs-all OF which
otter profitable fra'fick to Richmond, from
which its distant about forty miles--The soil
Is peculiarly adapted to Indian corn whilst the
abundant marshes attached tOit afford never
faiiincfind of manure, to which the industrious
man can ncveTresort, without success--severaI
Greeks run into this Land supply large por-
ton OF meadow. giving the industrious farmer
as much fresh hay she might desire whilst the
marsh would give hin more sai-hay than lie
couidcnt This tract contains aboutS50O acres
exclusive of 500 or 1000 acres Of marsh cut of
from the main BY thorouglIfare; there are on
this tracttwO mill seats, exclusive ofadyantagc-
Gus sciiesfor tidcmilis. VhiSland might be- con
yenienily divided into two tracts as a Creek
runs through it. Payments would be made
most accommodating.
The purchaserpayinc interest, mighthay his
own time. AnypersOn wishing to purchase, is
desired to applytO Mr. Thos. Taylor, Richmond,
or TO the subscriber IN Williamsburg.
The land will be shevn, on application by
letter BURWEIL ia SSETvT.
r. ithaviig been found impractcable 20 get
offtie crop of corn, sc. by the Goth November,
as before advertised. the public sale IS postpoD-
ed ti'i further uoticc--thc property will be still
treated Tor al private sale.--By order Of the
proprietor, THOMAS TAYLOR.
hcvember2 ?. 5I-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24
December IA.

ANntCAIioN:-1 Subscriber proposes 10 continue
hcr sonooi IN Car'ersville, commencing tae sth Of
January. 1917. on the following terms: -
For Beard and TnitioR S 100 Is of which win be re-
CURED m advance For Tuition alone : 90 The bsor
WIZ be expected TO furnish their own bedding and
TIE scholars, generally, bear their proportion Of en-
pelIse fol fnci in the School Room
The subscriber proposes teach Renl;Dr Jyr,j;j1r
photographer and Needle Ifoyk for the last of which
ths additional snm of ; win be required.
favins mad considerable share of the public patron
age, the Subscriber hopes for its continuance and %
mseS that no elimination of assduy in attention to the
nofas a. well as literary improvement OF the pup. mn
ger her care shall cause forfeiture of the consdrnce
wth wach she has during The present year heen favor
Ell. There will be two vacations oforc month each
Cariersville, Dec. H. as oarsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24


tTNVQUiER LANDS.-Ihe Subscriber offers for sale
the Estate wherein he resides in the county Off
enier, eight miles below the conrthonse on Cedar Run
between the roads leading to fredericksburg and Deco
qnan thrty miles distant from either place aud forty 10
alexandria, by tie Turnpike from Ruckland The trac,
Is at 1870 acres and is divided into farms.
WIN wood land and meadows, conveniently distributed
of each. There Is valuable mill seat with stone en-
the spot Tor building. The stream is abnndapt and va
iers me whole tract, presenting Of four or i've
hundred acres ~ iowgronnds of dst quality. The high
ann Is divided into regular fields 81 hem very pro-
unctNe andis adapted the OF plaster Pew tracts
OF culture. S'
The purchaser purchasers of land can be accom-
noaated with farming utensils, the crops Of corn and
sawn wheat-thc stock Of cattle horses sheen and hogs
aud with the NEGROES on the Estate in families mn
Kin. about $50 oflery valuable description with some
tradesmcn. - -
The improvements are comfortable dveng.bouss
with good oat-houses, cehone, stables &C. The s:na
ton IS Eeaitiiy ard water uBconmonly good wotirds
ofthe none will he required at The ,elive
~ OF me properly the balance IN short payments with
interest, and secured by deed ofunst
II. ~. CARTER
,., U0odsf0ck, FnU0AiieF.
81 cltxff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

GALE or NEGRoES.-On Wednesday Ianuarv
- 1917, viii be sold, by Pablo Auction, AZ Mr. Zach
layioTs laveir, on credit of twelve months SIX ME-
ekOla ihe property Of the OF Samuel Stokes dec
) Of them are experienced waeIiaen-pond viii An
proved security will be required by ~
1 FRANCIS b. DEANE, Admir-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

NECROES FOR SALE.-Wi!I be sold TO the bipbes,
bidder, for cash, ON Tuesday the 7th of Jannsry
next iaif not Oh the fair day at tie Tavern OF
Mrs. Jane Ssme, in the Town of New Castle Hanover
county fifteen or twenty very likely
OF men, women boys aud girls belonging to the estate
OF the Fate Capt John b. Johnson.
All those Who have claims against the estate are re-
iuescd to bring them in before the day sale and
nuse ihntbSu 10 the said estate required % make
Payment immediately suit will be instituted agaiu.t
hcn as thc situation Of the estate viii admit Of their
DeIs ihd"igrd. WN. CUNNlNGHAM
dduiai5tTat0r 7riM tie naI anne red
Of JohH II. JoAao0n.
HqDorrr County Dec. H. 60.2a1,a,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

{ uiAELES HATCHER & Co. GRocERs, few doors
In Deow me Market, aud nearly opposite Charter (,
assortment Of Well-cLosen GROCERIES,, bought al anc
uon IN Hcfoik, for cash, consisting Of the following
articles, VIZ ''s
Brown and loaf sugars in hds. aud bbls coffee chm
coiate, soap and candles moiasses cheese and Iondnn
porter fres ipe ial young hysOn aud hyso slim fes
leo boxes fresh muscate and bloom rasius ali a. H.
laiest importation Madeira Port aud TeneriTe NyISrs
IN pipes ana casks real Coguiac brandy Jamaica T.
nhlg"a run, ~ hhds. and bbis. pepper and alspce
III bag and beNes 20 crates crockery ware well assort
cd tlds. OF glass ware, &c. &c. &C.
December IL. - 20 s,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

~ In order 20 facilitate the Subscribers the ma,
ment Of the second instrument in son the, IRE hei,t
Informed, that the he deposited the BANK ~
Virginia. for safe keeping, at any time between tie ys
Of November and the first day OF January next: Pr
vided, the Cashier, Vim. Dandrdse Esu will rxaniss
andreceive the same, and pass receipt therefor.
Francis CoiLiR,
John Anbler,
Aadre;r iSiereason.
November 70 r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24
November 10

ENoR SHELTER tract OF land called 1oTcs5 mn :;
= tuaied IN the upper end Of Coochlsnd cou,ty ,sr
taining 10y late survey, COS The iprovsments
are srihcient for The accommodation Of large family
Tue SOILS well adapted 70 the culture Of wheat corn
ana tobacco about onethird o this land is cleared ne
balance principally prime tobacco land H. eontgn,.
to James River tabout six mics) renders Il most G
siiae situation for agricultural pursuits There On
or 10 acres Oh prime meadow, part in grass-3o a
cfes was seeded in clover last spring and now promises
to he fine one. fs'S
The terms viii he made known by the Subscriber Twin,
on The place, or by Col Ro 2uarles ofRichmond
SAMLO. MINOR.
a. a .ct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.-A general meeii1a
of The Stockholders for the election of Dircctors
viii he held al the Bank in Richmond on "Wednesday IN.
sih of January next WM NLkIRylS TDs5;c,r
DccCm5dr 3. na ,,I,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

ffYf Subscribers wish employ for the ensuing year,
yopng man, witlouta family who teach the
English and Latin angrares granuatcay. and WHO is
also skifd ~ pcrranSlip, Arithmetic, and the Ele
Bienis oi Mathematics
None neeo apply but such as be we'll recommended
Tor sobricty aud oilisent attention to business.
JOHN y. SWANN
FLEMING BATES
T.. WEBSTER
ROBFRT SNEAD.
A T.af.f T 4 n ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

COX sALE-An elegant COACH, which has been some
tine III use but is now in a good state of nreserva
uon having been lately completely repaired IL Is
eooaioas, ana suitable for large family It's orgi-
"" cost exceeded thirteen huUdrtd dokLars-yyit Tho
oa.1iage Is plated harness complete for horses
Hwi be sold either for cash. or credit OF Will be OK.
CHANGED for goods at par price. -
" Enquire of the Efit0T.
NnVcinher
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

WHOLESALE COMMISSION SHOE STORE. over
MI Ailson's China and Glass store corner Of l2th
street, near the Eagle Tavern.
Inc subscriber, as agent for the mandatory offers
Tor sale, an assortment of L0djeS sS's and Chiid,cs
SUDLS- Also, JfrRS' W0rOccO and I.r0fhcr PUMPS
which vii be sold on the reasonable terms for cash
JOHN EATON.
n. H. Df0ferS IN SHOES hare their orders an.
s"s,fF fer 0nsq"aRtAy, qWdfhy, or potf,yR Gborc
NOrem5Cr ~ EnX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

Tie Drore FDU-fRD BRy'CE, ,rhosc intrepis,ify
1rd rdfoar contributed ~ highly 10 tcjortnrc the
der.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

PETIo,, the President of Hayti for life, is
allowed by the Constitution of that Re
public, salary CT FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
per annun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

II Reing desirons Of CLOSING ny old business all per.
Sous indebted to me- by note open account are reqne
f, 10 can az the store of Lewis wing6cd & Co. aud pay
on their respective balances.
Mann s. Valentine.
November 20. 81 qawfm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

RoATS WANTED wish TO purchase eight or 1e,,
- substantial James RiUer BO-f7,y-AIso TO hire Ia,
the month or year about fneRty acfire BO57,5TFN,
u jc'c NinH rights and Carpenters may obtain pood
wsfes ana employment during the winter, if early anp
Cation he made 10 the manager nj INV Saw-ail,s onn,
site the Locks, five miles above Richmond sr'N
LEROY ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

r2NIE Upper -9Ppomdftor toa.yoay lave several ~
iiabie situations for Mills Water Narks nj th.,
Locks and in Petersburg, which they wish to lease for
aterm Of years. ''
Liberal encouragement won,d be given TO any per.o,
wishing TO set up mill to grind plaster 81 their locl
Johr CrGmacr,
Richard n. FcaaJle.
Thos. A. Norton,
Edire'a Nrntord.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

- oBERr < HALL NELSON, are now RECEIVING an .
iesaht assortment of FRESH GOODS adapted Ia
Tue Season amongst which are
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

Bfnls n birgjnid, Dec. 3, 1876.
rF7Hf general meeting Of the Stockholders Of this fank
4 will take place ~ the Ranking house ~ che City o.
Richmond on the 1rst Monday ~ January next.
Nx. DANOffDCE, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24
December 21,


MNE Hundred q FlItyhkeIy NEGROES
( y for Sale. On the Sd OF January next, at
the BeIl-rayern, in the city of Richmond, will
be sold, in families, at pubIicauction, One Hun
dred and FIFTY Negroes, among whom are some
valuable Mechanics. The sale will commence
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
TERuS. CASH. The Negroes to be paid for
as they arc struck out 10 the purchaser, when
bills of sale will be given, it required.
The notes of the Bank of Virginia, Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, or either OF their branches
will he received III payment. No other notes
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH.
November ?. 5Itds
Will RE- SOLD, al the same time and place. the
SLAN rs belonging 20 tic estate Of Win. Marshall dec.
consisting of his house servants, and several valuable
4 fcw will he sod. for ready money the rcst on ~
mouths credit bonds with approved security, or notes
with Az approved euGOrser, payable aud negotiable IL
one Of he ganas Of Riehmoud, will be required from
those VINO purchase OIL credit.
J. MARSHALL, administrator.
~ me Editors ofM Republican, Petersburg,
md Press, Iynchb1pg, are requested 10 publish tie
0bgre til The saic, and fOTrdId their accounts 10
ibis office for payment.
Jt4NO rORrES.-Thc subscribeT has Just received,
and offer Cos ,aic, SQagrs Pin,,O Fgr1ss-Also,
ole Cc9'f Pia"o for!e, ~ Broqdnood
N Ms. Act-tcr' EMreef.
SCARCE GOODS.--Just received At f;5etc R0,s Grim
- son, light blre and brown BoHb0zsffs.
also, on hand, yery extensive assortment OF FoH &
~ iRffr COODS-shich VIII be- sold I~duced prices,
for money JOiN MCPHERSON.
Ueceimner2 ~. Ti-5.
RTOrcE.-The Subscriber is authorised 10 hilc for
= the ensuing year. TwfUfV NterO Dfe,,, TO WORK
the Street in The City Of ri Edmond. for which liberal
price wiii be siycn by the OJ0fi0A.--Arry to
ORRi5 PAINE.
December 81. 7i-fm
NTALutGfg REAL PROPERTY IT fVcfioH.--Hin
he sold. az public auction, nifhOm reScTyc, for
cash. the highest bidder, Monday, tie 18th JSnna-
y 1917. IL fair not, the next sais day TWO LOTS,
uatgd IN tie city Of RrhWOnd No. 90 and q. being
part 0f survey oflots made ny Robert .. James
known ny the 90 the Old Council Chamber, by viz
TIVE 81 deed of trust ron Mites Tufpia, To William
Thompsou, trustee 70 the payment ola
to WI. airi
The Sale 10 commence NJ IL o'clock, under the man
agcincnt % Molsfs. Parkhifts, DuatOp s Coytgaa.
Decembfr u. n fds
Brqk n pirgjnia, Dec. 3, 1876.
rFf general meeting Of the Stockholders Of this fank
wilt take place at the Ranking house in the City o.
Richmond on the 1rst Monday ~ January next
Nx. DANOEiDCE, CASHIER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

gOARKHILLs. DUNLOP & C0pLAND have jnsi Tscci.
i we'd and offer for sale:
100 bbs. sup ale for families 100 crates ware we'll
assorted 100 boxes candles 30 hLds glass ware $50
boxes soap.
~ SToRE-Drown sugars, coffee, copperas, chocolate
"a large assortment OF china, sc. &c. sc.
December 10. 7O.3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

d. plat efthe lots above referred 10 win be o.,
q. ,ne herchants Coffee House. In this City, for
one fortnight before the day Of sale and will also ON The,
person inclined 10 purchase. " ''
December IL. q, I'd.