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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-09

cry tban an observance OF this cousf;tu-
tional Injunction"
Is 1t not then lime for us to pause in the
career we are RAINING five can es;ab-
lish National University, system of
Roads and Canals, on the ground, which
have been stated, what power may rot
The IT, States assume? What may they
not do What laws may HEY NOT PASS.
which they may conceive calculat d 10
promote the public welfare? If we fhus
lose sight of the question OF conStif,,f;onu!ir
y-if the only question be- whether a
incasure be uscfnf or be erpedieat. what
will become oftl,e rights of the States =
The power, which is reserved TO them.
will be entirely superseded, except for
building a bridge, or establishing an In
spection-and We shall rapidly be drawn
into the vortex decentralization.
We are not discussing The wisdom or
tlie policy which formed the Constitution
we are not examining what il Ought to
be, but what il is.-We are not enauiring
whether Universities. Reads and Canals
are useful. and worthy patronage but
whether the u. $. l,a> { the power TO extend
this patronage TO them
Amend your Constitution-sees the
power which YOU desire by legitimate
mcans-they are pointed out by the in
strumeDtwhich YOU ahuse--appeal TO the
people, and If thevsee st, they will cheer
fully concede it-but do not usurp any
power, however useful II NAV belt is bet
Ter to allow YOU, fairly, ten important
powers. than for YOU To assume one-be-
cause, the same breach, which lets in one
violation. will admit one hundred. Where
is the limit Where the restriction
We have quoted the Report of 1909 as
containing The principles of the Rcpubli-
can Party-By those principles we are vii
Ing to abidt-They rest upon pillar Of
| adamant, which no ambition can sap, no
| storm can slake.-Should ii be contend
! ed, that events have since shown tile ex-
| ped,ency ot rclaxIug these principles in
| favour OF the general government That
| the events of the recent war have shown
| the powers of that govt. TO be too weak
| we repel the conclusion which is dedIl-
ced. If those powers he too feeble,
strengthen tiiem-this is the only fair con
clusion-Make an appeal TO the People,
and persuade them TO extend itspowers-
But, III tins country, no plea of weakness
| can counfenance an uSurpation.
We confess, it is very desirable TO ex-
tend the poN-. of the United States over
our system of Ilteyral ImDr0rement-but
there are more serious doubts about q
National C'Grcrsity-The seat of the Matt
onal Government seems TO us liable tC
more objections than any other-But, i
Is unnecessary to enterat present into lie
reasons of this opinion
These hints are thrown out merely tC
excite enquiry-We hope that gentlemen
with more leisure and research will TAX,
up this subject. We have no time TO dc
Justice TO the subject. or to ourselves.
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Directors Of de Bank Of l'i}s.iliq a,,d go

- Nor.CE.-A meeting Of the Citizens Of r,t
ana such strangers may be Gisposcs IN & nohlnond
csS' .nste"i Is requested at the capitol al rer
-, ,I.oAi NkNI for 'he purpose Of n I'M in,
SSoe'y - Ia, already formed the seal of aoyera
Wv S.,''H states 10 aid in cOloDsing heyrd M ~
80, | .ni.Vu states, such fee persons OF color -
hl ieincse tereOn, aud such slaves n, ,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-09

ghUGs& MEDiclSEs al Tie sign Of the cskfe,s
HOrinr-Ih Suhscfibcr. haviHg associal Il fi,l.
selves together under ihr nan vi .y.mes IPti1fe & 49,
nave pnrcihed the Ncticof IsteDHshmcaf OF i'liliu
i"Nh ~ 6 Co. where ihcy tcnd keeping .oiefai ..
So tr.rlit W the best article. ir flrlr Iue
iuc orders u Country Aiei chns and Physicians wiif
meet with prompt attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
HAND s. Negroes Coy Sale.

virtue of deed of executed to the
~ by Camm Garck, To secnre the payment of certa,
debts together with the dine
to Edward Garck ard particularly specified in the said
deed which deed duly admitted in the coun-
~ court Of King Wiliiawili be sold the brightest md
der at public auction, at Ayles in the aid
county, on Wsadag the 10th Of December il fair M
not then on the next fair day certain tract or parcel
OF LAND lying in the Parish Of ST. David aud comfy a
loTesaid, which the said Canm Garlick purchased of
walker Ta'iaero, containing by estimation two hundred
acres be the same more less together with its appur
ttnances and also negro man named GLOUCESTER
u woman named SARAH aud a woman named ONEY aud
their increase since the date OF said deed or so much
OF said land and SO many Of said negroes as will be sum,
ceht 10 satisfy the purposes of said deed together with
inc costs OF drawing recording aud executing the same
The said negroes will be sold for money and by
the agreement and of all parties conce.
the terms ~ the sale OF tile land will be- oue half cash
2nd the balance in six months the day of sale the
purchaser executing a bond with approved security
ms iand mas on 1t very good clearinghouse sew
ea convenient outhouses of pretty good quality and
situated III very healthy and agreeable ueighbourhooa
have been brought up mostly in the capacity
OF house servants aud esteemed uncommonly valna
Bile.
The subscribers acting trustees for benefit of
Tiers, will only convey to the purchasers such title as
they possess,
BEVERLEY ROBINSON,
ROBERT POLLARD, ir.
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LaNNes "a. OsWaXa

ID ESPECTFULLY requests all those who purpose TO
entrust him with the instruction of their daughters
the ensuing to notify him OF the before the
goth instant, as Should he fail i'm obtaining competent
number of young ladies' he will opeu school FOR young
gentlemen on tue first Monday OF next January.
NJ L. No corporal correction is practed his school.
lie deems II necessary make tins remark Mr. Tho
mas Stanton has circulated report that lie hnd been
guilty of cruelty to said Stanions daughter he annex
cd certificate, however, will be shcient to refute this
charge:
" ~ the request of sir. Oswald, have attended at
his school, fon "Wednesday the 5;h day OF November
1871 Between the hours OF ten twelve O'Clock In the
mOrninsJ for The purpose of examining the trnh OF
areport, said to have been circulated by Mr. Ihos Stan
ton, that Mr.. Oswald within daJ past had treat
ed his daughter. whowas of the pupils ~ the said
school, with cruelty -noice having been gives las Mr.
OSWALD informed us) To Mr atendrlso on this
day, II he should ihink proper WlereupOn havs in
the absence Of hir. Oswald aud Mr Saulou ihe former
having retired. and The ater attending made paTti-
cular enquiries OF all the young ladies present
at The tme of e Transaction which appears to hay. a
ven rise To the said report being nearly twenty N NUM-
Der, concerning what happened that occasion aud the
general condlt Of Mr Oswald the puris in mis-
school and beng perfectly satisfied subject do
hereby certify that lin opuoi) lie was not guilty OF
any cruelty or harshness Stanton upon the occa
sion Ia question: and thai his general treatment OF the
chuoeh under his tuition appears 70 have been correct
aud proper.
Given under our hands the day and year mentioned.
WIN h. FIIZwHYLSONN,
THOMAS WILSON,
December
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
Wand & Slaves al eAuctiOn.

IN Monday the 10th January next in font of the Rel
- Tavern IN the city of Richmond will be sold TO tie
hlshest bidder the tract of LAND belonging 10 The es
tate OF WILLIAM c. WILLIAMS, deceased living ON Lii
I've creek and James River in the cosnty Of Goochand
containing about 900 acres This isc0nsiderea in
eioI 10 none on James River, about 81 miles fre
richmond, has large body of river and creek low
sI"uhus is wei improved with clover ard pFastel has
an excellent mill upon the creek a gooa dwell ugbouse
and outlouses, and large crop Of wheat proyno ON !,
Inc terms OF sale will be- third the purchase mn
ey payaD'e al 20 Gays one third year and the ba
rance IN Two years from the day sale these payments
10 nc secured by notes with approved endoTsers
be ana payable al one of the State banks In RicbmonG
ana deeo oItrst if the purchaser so determines
ne 1y MAKE the nist payment in ready money aud Sc
cure me Two last by bonds and deed cftTusi.
ana on thursday The 22d day of The same month Of
January next on the said plantation, in lie county of
uoocnanu VIII bes0id to the highest bidder the socks
OF HORSES, MuItS. CATTLE, HOGS and SHEEP aud
S i Fi;AN Ia lion UTENSILS, quantity of CORN
FODDER, iiAT, %c.-tbe purchasers giving bonds with
approved security, payable in nine months for ali sums
over nv! dollars and FOR smaller sums paving cash
Ana on Monday the 2eth Cf the same month of lama
~ EtNt, at Tie late dwelling house of the said William q
WHains, dec: IN The city of Richmond will be sold 10
inc hghest bioeer The purchaser giving notes
WIN Improved endOTsefS for all over fy dollars
aug I0I an siaiitI sums paying sb all the HOUSE
noLD & MI CHEN FURNITURE OF the said william
- MiIains, dec his collection of BOOKS and CARRI
AGE * HARNESS. ~
And on Tues day the eth of tho same month Of ,.
next before the Bell Tavern in Tive city of Richmond for
cash, upwards ofl0 valuable SLAVES several OF whom
are mechanics one blacksmith, and one miller
~ he above sales will he conducted Ly Heron Sin
ton & Co. ALICE g. WiIIIAMs 'li ro, S'"
DecemberIG. 90 ,ds %"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18

rT1HB subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the pshlG, that they have large supply o.
Plaster q Paris, hand, o. superior quality. They
have been informed that part OF their Ground Plaster
sold during the last season, IN a damp state, and
thereby rendered dicult 70 get ia proper order TOT
using upon the earth the cause which produced this
has been remedied BY keeping the casks Of p2s
ter dry until they taken from the yard. During the
last season ar selling plaster rad Of shell
terine the sae aud consequently the casks after being
allied with plaster, we're exposed The weather the
whole Of the winter season which affected the plaster in
sLis way very mucb. we now prepared with every
convenience for preserving the plaster dry aud warrant
tito We delivered COED order and Of the yerg best
auality. W00DSoN & STAPLES.
nov "A Et&
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& 40 ReMar0.

y ANYWAY from the subssriber, on Saturday night
the 9th Instant about IL miles from Charlotte cogrt
mouse, va two negro men, one named JESSIE and the
Other Jih jesse is about feet high, has pleasing
eounenance and large whiskers. Jim is about 1--WE feet
inches high, has grum countenance, and is very
knockueed lessee had when he went away a biue
DToadcloth coat pretty much worn and Jm oi tailed
piue coat ana pantaOons. think il probable that
they VIII make towards Richmond. The above reward
VII he gwen TO any who will appTehend the said
negroes, and conhne them i'll any Jail get them
again. THOs. SEALS.
December Is. 65ats
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Eifty Nollars NeWarA.

yFVO the polteuess Of friend IN stanmou, am indeb
ed for the sight of bill bearing the impression Of
the Unios Hotel, aud signed o. BF0ckpurporting 10
be bill Of charges against Major Peacock. As the whole
Is Infamous forgery manfcsy intended 10 do inc inu
will give the above reward for discovery of the
who committed the forgery and pay all reasonable
expenses which may attend the prosecution NJ the vii
lain. HENRY BUTLER.
further reward Of 5 so will he given by for ap.
pretending aud bringing triathe deesiable sconndTe
who has forged my name 10 the aforementioned bill.
DRILL BROCK.
n The EdifoTS Of the SfafatOH md UiVchesfer pa
pers are requested TO yublh me 050Uc 0avsrfieeHf
In their papers meek JOT three .CfckS and (Or-
sodrd their JttS TO the Union Hotel.
November q. SIT
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Notice.

LII persons having claims against the estate of VII
"a LIAM c. WILLIAMS, dec. will please make them
khe"n to the subscriber to John W Green of FTede
uckspurg that an arrangement may he made for dcbar
sS then and all persons indebted to the said estate
VII! please maze speedy payment TO Tie subscriber
or TO the said John W. Green.
December TO- ~'
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Hand az .Anetion.

IN pursuaRce Of deed of trust S ecued 10 me nv Re
bert Pleasauts OF the county OF Powhaan and duly
recorded IN Henrico County Office to Secure The
payment OF aceTstin sum of money therein mentioned
dueto VIM Patterson OF The city of Richmond shall
proceed TO SELL Oh the lSfh Ggy Of December merit at
inc nouI OF eve O'Clock before the front door
Eagle Hotel, in the city OF Richmond for cash Ger
tam tract Of land containing Is acres aud upwards w.
ing III the county Of HeHTco, within three miles Of tie
SAID city on the road leading from ths rrook Turnpk
TO ihe heados Bridges -Ed ae5oi6ing tie lands II ia
vid CopIon and others JOsEPH MAYO Ir
Nov. %. 20 -.
IT The sale will be conducted by ROBERT GAMBLE.
AdCtioneer. Dec Ia no a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
Twenty DoNAars NeWara

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber, in Hanover csnniy
" on me night OF the 18th of October last muIalo
speaks son and coBveses we'll Lucy purchased OF
messrs john H. q Alexander l.. Robinson Of Kichnnond
She was raised and lived in Frederick burg ana
Drought IRON there about thirteen months since Hsr
mother child are now living with Mr. JobD a. Rohin
son. have been informed that she has husband vic
calls himself Joe Rnd who probably runs Inc river
from Richmond toNOrfolk. have 70 doubt She will be
amour Mrs. ThoTntons fredericksburg or perhaps sbe
may Try to get 10 Norfolk with this Joe Rad or abo,
richmond where her mother and child live
wlIl give twenty dollars reward To any person WIN
red IN Jail so that get her again.
PATSY HARRIS, by
,., H. KING.
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WiNAiom s. MarN COLLEGE

'fNHE LECTURES on CHEMISTRY & NATURAL PHI
N LoSofHY, IN this Institution, will commence
Monday the 5th OF January.
IT The DIFFERENT printers. tck0 uSaQiIy publish for
the Cofeec, c please to insert TIC a6oSe for three
ueeks, ami J0rvdrd their accounts TO the BUrsor.
December aw
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IN NeAc\Aer MnMieA.

A TEACHER that can produce good recommend atons
"A may set good school BY applying the Subscribers
n W. WATKINS.
SAMUEL WATKINS
SAMuELJONES
PowhaaB, nee. "a. 65n
'gfAkEN up by THOMAS Iarkin, upon his own land IN
D FRINGE HAN county. Z ESTRAY STEERS-one Of
tbern pale red vide horns marked In the left ear
with crop, hole aud siit, not extending et As the
hole n The right ear, bafspade crop and slit the 9th
er red aud White steer with sorttaIl marked IN the
len ear rha crop and boie and IN the right with
crop aud slit the rudcf part-rach supposed be
four Eve years old, aud appraised 10 thirty five dol
lars CeTtsed by Charles EEeil, the 18th Of June,
1917.
A eopy.-Tfsfe.
PHILlP n. DAVE, d. c.
Dessuabsgis. o53ts
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A0N DoIlaps KeMarA

WAS stolen from my stable the night of the I4l,,
w instant my HYATOGA HORSE, about feet
inches high straw berry roam, aNen ane tail blaze
lace four white feet he very FAST canters trots
he will be FEARS old next April
will give 6iiy dollars for the horse alone and one
hundred and Giiy iOT The horse and thief
REUBEN MEREDITH
December Ic. rattt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
R0stOn Glass ManueaetorN

vT>H Subscribers beg leave inform their customers
that they are authorised by the proprietors Of
the above to supply all orders for GLASS OF
every description the mandatory prices TO be delv
cred Richmond free ofcxpense. This glass is general
y Acknowledged be superior ia colour briiin5cy and
strength any imported made in the United States
and the excellent order in which purchasers receive it,
renders it the cheapest that can he used.
All orders left at tue counting house of the subscribers
will be promptly attended 10.
SMITH & RIDDLE, AGENTS
for the Boston Glass MaRitfqctory.
November STttf
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R1 virtue Of deed Of trust executed by JosepII
- NoOdson IT, aud Polly his WIFE 60 TIE subscribefs
Ioi the purpose Of seeming dent due Philp Rogers Al
iofney IN fact for John GlaIehook Frances bis wife
dte Frances stone, Wileroy stone and Susanna Stone
neS au ueVlsees Of JOHN Stone. deceased dated oath
Mas, 1915 Of record in tic counts cort M
VIII be sold at public auction the highest bidder for
ready money, on the premises the 3ist DAY Of the
present MONTH trat Of land, lying in the comfy Of
hanover, and containing by estimation one hundred and
ninetysN acres, be The same less and bounded
~ e anas OF Peter Ebo, snd the estate Of iancs an.
drew. deed. the vest by the lands OF John sfsrke
on the porih and ny the lands Richard GlazebrooG
ahd the estate Of Benjamiu Bowles on the east on which
shc sad J0peph Woodson, jr. resides The suhscr
befs viii convey only such titles is vested in them as
uustecs' JOHN CLAZEBROOK
RICHARD NORRIS Jun,
JOHN STARKE.
beOeW"tI q. 81 sds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18

THE property Of Edward Garlick will also he sold AT
pubic auction Tor cash. at the time place
mentioned by virtue ola deed Of the said Edward
to me- for the benefit OF Humphrey Walker and Robt r.
Hill, for the purposestherein mentioned.
BEVERLEY ROBINSON.
December H. B5tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
n Veac,hep WantcA

A SINGLE gentleman, qualified to act As TEACHER
~ at tbe NEWINGTON ACADEMY. The fitiation is
remarkably healthy aud pleasant near Gloucester court
house. odwsges will bsonefcd.
n Apply to Col Jones, Of the General Assembly, or
to thetustces, in Gloucester.
December
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
"A Valuable Plantation

ttFoR SALE, lying about miles below the city nIne-
D. diately on the old road leading to Williamsburg and
formerly tue property of Col Barbour This tract con-
tans abeut2l4 acres of excellent land part of which
Is Well ulnOeTed There are on 1t between and 500
choice fruit trees large dwelling house and all ueces.
safy out hoases and well OF further descrp-
ton deemed unnecessary, il is presumed persons
DESTROYS OF possessing land near the city win FIRST
view il.
Those who may feel inclined purchase will please to
make application to either of the subscribers before the
9Th Of January next and not privately sold then
twill ON that day he sold at public auction before door
of the Bell avern.
The TERMS will be 3 equal annual payments az / . &
years. for notes satisfactorily endorsed negotiable aud
payable at either Of the Banks in this City aud deed
of trust on the property secure the payment.
MOSES ". CARDOZO, I
THOMAS II. mitchell, Adsq'rs. of 4. CardoyO.
ATTORNEY FOR s. J. COHEN.
December H. 64tsJ
kNoR SALE--My Hog Island Estate, In ana upon
James River in the county of SuTry, containing about
1860 This Estate has ranked among the best
upon this River, aud for the purposes Of stock farm
cannot he excelled-
Ny State QR0Tries and Lands in the county of Bnck.
inglam, about Gu miles above Richmond James Ri
YER contains 256acres. need only add that this con-
sidered Of iucaculabe value
TiyeHty Thousand -AcreS Of Lana, in the county Of
Patrick, embracing the forks OF the Little Dan River
The Improving navigation of the Roanoke must st.,tty
make tbts property very valuable
About Trio HNHdred md FIffg -4creS at Westham
Just AZ the head the turnpike, abou4 miles above
the city
Also, Square Of Lots two acres Ia rear of my rBi
denoe between and streets, just at tile entrance Of
the Wesham Turnpike into the city.
Tor partcnhts terms, apply to 1fdt Robert Gamble
Of ioihe subscriber. THOMAS WILSON.
g..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
Notice.

vgNHE eopartaershp of BOwDEN BYRNE & co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent-Thosv having
claims against the concern will be paid application at
their Cotton Yarn Store and those Indebted are request
ed TO make Immediate payment The usual supply of
COTTON YARN will still be continued.
WIN. BOWDEN,
JAMES BYkNE,
ARCHIBALD BAUGsI,
JOSHUA HAYWOOD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
December

WISH to inform all those bringing PORK to plafk,E
- am wen provided with sood pens aud number Of
h'nas u hllbo9s, near the Market M05e and con ac
coinnodate few boarders; also have fnr snbgapti.
~ brch smoke house that will cure one or two hundred
'nonsano weight Of PORK, at the shortest notice and ON
ing TO give the most ample satisfaction.
-, JOHN p. SHIELDS.
Dsoe"vci ~ s..s60 sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
Cotton Yarn.

THE subscriber has hand for sale and will constant
u " Keep supply Of best Baltimore Manufactured
COTTON YARN, Of all Nos. and at The Baltimore prices
Dealers 10 the article will probably find TO their inter-
est TO call. BERNARD PEYTON.
nero her
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70 PpinteYs .

ENoR sALE-20l ihs of SMALL P1CA, face No. 3, Of
a. James RonadsOn's inAke.rhe fountis entirely
and can be bad at tie Philadelphia Pflces.lf Apply
stthis Office. Dec. q. G2U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
For Hive.

nN the frst DAY Of January. 1915 at Mai H. Colest
~ vern, in Ches,orield county for the ensuing wear
several NEGROES, belonging the estate of John Pore
u. dec. among them is = good niiiINrieht.
JAMES fORE, Administrator
81 JoLn H01le, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
December Ia
Bank Stock al Nuction

WILL be sold at the Coffee House on Friday nextthe
W 10Th inst at twelve o'clock, 60 Sa5RE.s Of Old
stock OF the Bank -fVirgnia, aud 20 SH.4REyof Far
uieIs STOCK, iof cash. J. II. LYNCH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
Notice.
playing Cards. .

lust received and for sale by PETER COTTON Gre
- hore's superior hot-pressed PLAYING CARDS by
The gross, dozen, or single pack.
December H. 65at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
EaM Goods.

ID OBERr & HALL NELSON have received large as
IN sortment Of Wooiien s. Fancy Goods, suited The
season. which they determined to sell at the lowest
prices for cash or acceptances i'll town.
SAnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
Fall Goods.

DROCKENBRoUGH & HARVIE have received by the
- Joseph and HiHiGM 8 Ezra, from Liverpool, a
part of their FALL GOODS by the LeUont, from Lon
Don, aud Indian Ci, from Liverpool daily expected
they will receive the balance of their Goods which will
maketheiI assortment very general.
Cant Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-18
Cotton Xarn Factory.

Cotton Yarn Factory,
FOR SALE.-To be sold to the highest bidder on the
premises, ON Monday the 22d inst. THE SWIFT CREEK
COTTON YARN FACTORY and all the MACHINERY
contained therein or thereto belonging consisting 500
SPlNDlES in full operation, with all the necessary and
preparing machinery the latest and most approved
constructions the whole having lately undergone tho
rough repair is now capable of spinning sirty thoUs
and pounds ~ yarn per dnnRH Attached 10 the Fac
Tory is Kind of building necessary for the accom-
mediation OF the manager workmen and servants Astis
presumabe that those disposed To purchase will examine
a further description Is unnecessary.
TERMS-6, II, Is and "a monlhs.-Bonds with an
proved security will be required with deed Of trust on
the property.
Negroes fOr Sale.
AT the same time and place of the above SALE will be
offered for SALE at auction, IL IL likely young Me-
GRoEf. chiefly boys. TERMS-appToved negotiable
notes, with approved endorsers, at 90 days.
December @. 62.tds