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CORDWAHNING.

YHNHE subscriber having pr0curef
Ill stock from the first manufactured il
the United States, and having the fra
>sate Of workmen, continues the nanufact-
uring Of Gentlemen's first rate y, L',.,,
- BOOTS AND SHoES,
And variants them to be made wholly
from the best calf skins and sole leather
the United States affords,
- asThose in want Of Boots for durabil-
- beauty, win please call and exam
inc ior themselves : let their eyes be their
Judge. ,s9l ALVAN COLE.
Oct. 80. l,.,n ~. E-4v n
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u. NA1oANlE1s CHORCH, JR.fn
No. 10, Siote-sireef, Br;sioi, dirsei1S %
posts De Hotel, f3s
AS on hand and for sale, very ex-
IL tensivs assostmeusof Books AND
.SrArsorASv, an,ong which elusrto,
octave and duodscimo Bibles; Metho-
dist, village and camp meeting Hymn
Books !; Common pray er Books Amer
ican III, Class Book; N stional Reader /;
propeuncing English DO |; Goodnchs his
tory United States {; OnIey's Geography
and Atlas - Woodbsidge's, do Boston
reading lessons 1asionai Spelling Boolp;
Intr oduction toadol; Short GsaiHnarsi, |,
Smiths do ;sAlden's ,st and ed vols spell
ling ,BooSs :, Tesiaihentsf;- the Book 81
Health /; Halls lectures on School Keep
ing Noyes' penmanship, Wheply' - ceni
pend of history = text book ;ethes ChiId's
prayer hook ;christiun heater Emerey's
Smiths Walch's and Dabol's Ariihmetics; {;
Ncte Books Seamens Works, rig s:-.J
Bo~dtch's navigator ! American Coast
Pilot; Seaman y Journals '-nautic al Al
manacs Portage Bills, sc. sc.
NOV ELS. rf F"rA
Story Of Bride English Mt Home
the last heir romance Of history Fosce
vina sketches Of irish character; South
eren exclusive, &C. Also, Christmas anG
New Years presents comic annuals,,
Almanacks f"r 1881 together with Blanks
and Books and : tationary OF all kinds
Any book called for and not on hand, will
be procured at short notice. .5ait = E
*ylBook Binding in all its various
branches, rs usual. POI
N. G. Jr. returns his sincere thanks to
his friends and the public in general, sler
The liberal patronage ,heretoG,re extended.
and hopes BY unreinitting, cxerfions on
bis part, to merit q continuance. Of the
Bristol, Dec. 4.,sso, ~ sst
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GROCERIES. SO.

[VOUNG hyson, Ionkey, ard Sou
- chong Teas -four, sugar, coffee,
moIases, butter and choose, rye andipdian
meal, N. Y. Crackers, box md kcg fai-
SINS, saltpork, salt fish and niackcrei, fine
salt, Malaga and U7bon1lN incsyklV: l.,&
L, N Rum, brandy, gid Dbacco and ci
gars, shelibrks and chesnnts by the quart
or bushel, earthern and wooden ware,shoe
blacking and ball, essences, Sc, SC. for
sale by S. MASON, JRs., !
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REnAnx.- While you Say that the re-
Hgi6n Of your nei9hbor is like a garment
thasssits loosely upon him, be careful that
your own j. not Ike glove that fts either
hand: those who have the least piety them
selves are not unifequcntIy the most CEN
sosious s6wards others; dishonest man is
the first to detect faudulept neighbor.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

ENRESH DRY GOODS.-ln anticipation of their
n general advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and other purchasers, that they have
received by the last arrivals from Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
which are included their impoI tation from Eog-
land (va New York; consisting, in part OF the follow
ing articles:
Extra blue, black, brown, olive, aud olive brown,
London Cloths
DO blue black, mixt fancy MKT and lavender jo
cassmeres
Plain and fancy white London Marsees cuttings
White and coloured ground chntz printed DO. do do
Plain buff Tsineu.-A beautiful as .ortment of the
newest styles Of prints.-Fancy checked, striped aud
Adranople; GIL style ginghams; "A, OIL aud Cd
cambria and aconet muslins-white bordered cravats
very superior and mkt and striped linen and cotton
driiis.-Their assortment is now very good and will in
a lew days be the most commanding they have ever
had. F. &E. JAMES, s. CO.
April Is. il6--tf Market SQUARE.
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June IL.

NOTlCE.--The subscriber will be situated by and
~ after the 18th September, at Weldon. (Fals Of
Roanoke,) as Commission and Forwarding Merchant
He will be well prepared for the Storing OF all ar.
cles ascending as well a, those descending the ri.
ver and hi. prices for forw arding Cotton, Flour and
Tobacco will be less than the present.
MEMUCAN HUNT.
WE, the undersigned, Merchants Of Norfolk take
pleasure in recommending Mr.. Hunt TO friends and
the public in general gentleman OF tho sirictest
honor, and will, doubt, make valuabls agent and
would be obliged TO friends who send produce
for sale, 10 direct il through his hands.
w. & l. TONNES & CO.
JOHN b. ROY,
JAMES GORDON
ANDREW HARRIS.
June IL, IO-2t
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June IL,

HNIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranawsy from
"a the subscriber living at the deep run Coal Pits in
Henrico county the 10Th instant, negro man nam
ed Nick. about forty years old, feet 8 or inches
high. light cemp exioD thin visage. and stammers lit
tie when spoken 10. The dress he had on when he
went off was grey casneu coat, blue pantaloons and
white wool hat He carried with him suit of coarse
grey casiuett the said Nick has on one of his
hands recoeced; he has also several knots on his
ears. will give reward OF twenty dollars for the APP
Prehension Of the said slave il taken beyond the limits
Of the State and all reasonable expenses paid or ten
dollars il taken within the State and delivered 10 me at
the said pts, or securesd in Jail that get him
gain. I think il highly probable that lie has obtain
ed free papers and will attempt 10 pass as free man
fore all PERSONS from hafboring carrying him
out Of The State. FAC. McGRUDER
April l6. 117-n
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AN ALLEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, nearly OPP
w P0site The United States Bank, has received
by late arrivals from Philadelphia and New York, a
general assortment Of GOODS, in his line. Among
ihem, extra supettne cloth and cassmeres, fashion
able color; Foreniine and Marseilles vestings neU
style; merno bombsziues; brochellas; summer cloth
and highly approved article |or genHemen's sum
mey Dedr; French and Russian drngs; salteens; nan
keens; Boujard's gloves; Chesermaus suspemders;
Townsons Stoke; supply OF the best trimmings, &c.
&c.-1he above Goods selected personally BY
hmand pledges himself, that he has paid the srlctest
attention TO quality and fashions.
W. A. tenders his grateful acknowledgements TO those
who have literally encouraged him, and hopes 10 re-
ceive continuance Of the same.
April 81. 120--n
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April I3.

YUNRUSTEE'S SALE.--By virtue of Deed of Trust
ii bearing date the Slst july 1929 and duly re-
corded in the off .e1 Of the County Court OF Hanover
and Hastings Court Tor the City OF Richmond, execui-
ed by the late DIR. James Lyons. we shall on We'd
nesjy, the 10th day Of June next offer Tor sale, 10y
public auction at the late residence OF said Lyons in
the County OF Hanover for cash. all the household and
kitchen furniture embracing the usual variety all The
farming utensils Of every kind all the horses, cattle
hogs and sheep carriage and harness. Wagon and carts
all the corn (estimated at about 100 bbls) and fod
der and every other article OF personal property, be
longing said Lyons. the date OF the said Deed, TO
which reference is made, for particular enume
ration And il from any cause, the whole Of said pro-
perty shall not bs sold the time. and place aforesaid
We will on the day. in front Of the Bell Tavern. in
tho city OF Richmond, complete the sale thereof in like
manner, and on the same terms.
J. g. WILLIAMS, )Tru,,o..
J. w. BROCKENBRoUGH, : trustees
Maya 5-ids
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A Copy. Teste,
WIN. C. PENDLEToN, c. c.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
Nav 81.

Notice to o,cners and navigate Of boats James
Rirer
q a meeting Of the James River Company, the
"a Goth May 1885,
Res0lUed That the keeper Of the Locks at Maden's
Adventure, be instructed TO require previously to ad
mng boats ascending the river having coal on board,
TO passage through the said Locks bills and receipts
for such coal from the Golfers their agents from
whom the same shalt have been obtained, in the en-
graued form established by the said Colliers-Ths
gulaoa take effect from aud alter the 10Th OF June
next. a true copy,
]. BROWN, Jr. I'd Auditor.
June 4. Sim
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VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.

VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.
NNIILL be sold 10 the highest bidder at public
w ton, at Halifax Court House, on Monday the
2Sth day Of juno next lbeing Court day. lar il not
the nox fair day, Of land lying in the County OF
Halifax Bani.ter River. containing by late survey
595 3S acres; 1908 l.S of which first rate low
grounds belonging to the Estate OF Edmund lrby dec
large portion Of the low ground is completely drained,
and been the last ten years in regular and
grcssve of improvement This tract is said TO be
among the finest estates in the County; Judges are oil
tho opinion that 50 hands he worked 10 advantage
on it, One fourth Of the purchase money will he Requires
on the 18th December with interest from the day OF
sale. The other three fourhs on and 2 years credit
from the day Of sale-bonds with approved Security,
and deed OF trust the land will! be required OF the
purchaser-The title shall be satisfactory and com
given the l day OF January next,
with the privilege Of seeding crop Of small grain in
this fall w. II. JOHNSTON,
LEW. JONES,
Administrators OF Edmund lrby dec.
Apr H. lI6-tls
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EDUBLlC SALE shall sell at Public Auction
"A for Cash, at King William Courthouse, on Mon
day the Goth OF July next, desirable little ESTATE,
containing about ITO OF Land late the property Of
Thos. N. Grymes. Esq.-This Land lies on the Pa
Tree."-The Improvements consist Of an handsome,
substantial, two story framed Dwelling House with the
necessary out houses, orchards Sc.-The sale will take
place at IL o'clock. WM. holland, Adm'or
June 4. S-tds OF G.. b. Berkeley.
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GN0TTON YARN irginia- Union Factory
~ situated ii miles below Charlottesville, on the
mail stage road, leading from that place TO Richmond.
The propretors have hitherto orborne to solicit pub
lie attention to this establishments owing to the crcum-
stance OF the portion of machinery in operation, being
limited TO be insufficient TO supply the orders OF
those with whose custom il favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they conf
IDENTIFY say, has been fully tested AMI proven by expe
rience; and having procured such additional stock
OF machinery, as TO justify the expectation, that they
will be enabled TO keep stock on hand sufficient TO
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they induced respectfully to solicit more
extended share OF public patronage,-wh assurance
that the article shall at all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable terms.-All orders d.
rected TO Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county
(Va0 shall be promptly attended to-and the Yarn de-
ySred either at the establishment deposed in its
vicinity on the Three Chop Road, for the purpose Of
being conveyed by Wagons, return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des
tuaiion.
TiMBERLAKE s. J. s. J. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. I6. S6-u
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
TUyhe subscr DESTROYS OF selling his plantation al,
Nelson Courthouse. This tract of land contains near
three hundred acres, including ten lots in the
town of Loyingson. The buildings are large and con-
yenent and are well calculated either for public or
private house, being situated the min street, pass
ing through the town, and s the public road leading
tom Charlottesville TO Lynchburg The stables are
large containing about one hundred stalls The land
10 well supplied with timber which Is scarce in the
neghbourbood, and il very valuable. further dc
scription Of the land is deemed unneceHary. will
sell either for cash, credit, accommodating terms,
the payments being secured
Loving,ton, May 81. At VIM. II. DIGGES
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TENAKE NOTICE., That ], JOSIAH w. CHAPPfLL,
n Partner within the firm, styled JohH m Thomas
Co., hath sold HE part to the said John H. Thomas,
and will hold himself longer responsible for aoy debt
that hereafter may be contracted under that firm.
April 81. l20-l6t
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DIX Oh REWARD-To any person who will APP
66 op9 prs hend and deliver 10 me nv man w ash

A Oh REWARD.-To any person who will APP
10 SDV prsheBd and deliver my man WASH
ington, who runaway from Chesterfield Coal pits
about four weeks ago, will give the above reward OF
80 dollars.
Washington was purchased few months since from
Mr.. David Barclay of this City, where he probably 10
at this time. He is stout, we'll black fellow, about
feet inches high, and % wears OF ago. am in
Mr.. Swami, and purchased from him by John Ora
ham, Esq. late of this City, from whose estate he was
purchased by Mr.. Barclay. To any person who will
take him up and lodge him in any Jail so that get him
again, will give the reward of I5 dollars or il
and delivered TO me 10 this City, Mr. John HeIh
Coalp pits in the County Of Chesterfield the above
reward Of 80 dollars. BEVERLY RANDOLPH.
June 4. S-H
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ESOUTH SIDE MILLS subscribers having
~ purchased the milling property in the Town of Pc
tersburg, lately owned by Donald Mackenzie, E,ar.
will conduct the milling business under the firm of
NELSON, BOSWELL, & Co.
They will be prepared to give the highest cash price
for good merchandise wheat delivered at the mills or
on tide water below. The old customers Of Mr.. Mac
kenZe and the friends Of the subscribers are respe CT
fully invited to give them call before they sell their
wheat elsewhere. decidad preference will always
be given for wheat threshed by machine.
HUGH NELSON
THOS. II BOSWELL,
JNO. Y. STOCKDELL.
June IL. 1O-4w
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VIRGINIA AT a Superior Court of Chancery, hold
at the capitol in the city OF Richmond, the 23d

en- at the capitol III the city OF Richmond, the I'D
Henry w. Moncurc and John Robinson, survivors Of
themselves and Frederick Peasants late merchants and
partners trading under the ira Of Moncure, Robinson
Peasants, behalf of themselves and all Others the
creditors of John Walker decd who shall in and
seek relief by and contribute 10 the expense OF this suit
Pitts.
Lyddall Bowles, adm'or. Of the said John Walker,
deed. Calvin Walker, George w Walker, Lydia Croadc
Dosworth Walker, Mary Daggeu, Joseph Walker and
Luther Walker, heirs OF the said John Walker decd
Mosby Sheppard, Orris s. Paine and Orris Paine,
This in which the bill hath been taken for con-
iesscd the defendant Ors Paine, and in which the
plaintiffs appear 70 have proceeded in the mode prescrb
ed by law against the other defendants Except Lydda
Bowles and Mosby Sheppard) who are out of this coun
try, this day TO be heard the bill, the
swers OF the said B0wles and Sheppard, with the repi
cations thereto, and exhibits, and argued by
sell On consideration whereof, the Court doth order that
the defendant, Lydda Bowles, render account of his
administration of the estate OF his interstate, before
Commissioner Of the Court who is directed to examine
state and settle the same and the doth further
der that the said Commissioner take Of what
is due TO the plaintiffs, and the other creditors of the
said ntesate for their debts and state the amount dig
nifty and priority thereof, for which purpose the said
other creditors to be at liberty TO in before the
said Commissioner and prove their debts and the Court
doth further order, that the said Commissioner
account of the real estate whereof the said ncsate died
seized and of the proceeds Of that part thereof which has
been sold by the defendant Mosby Sheppard; and that
All uccus IN power oi any oi uic
ties, relating to the said real estate be produced before
the said Commissioner; and the said Commissioner is
to make report thereof to the Court, Of all the said
counts with any matters specially stated, deemed per-
tnent by himself, or which may be required by the
parties to be so stated.
A Copy. Tcste,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, C. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Richmond, May 18th, 1880.
The parties interested will please take notice, that
have appointed the Both day of June next to commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order of Court
on which day at 8 O. clock, A. NJ they required to
attend at my office in this city, with their accounts
vouchers documents, SC. ready for examination and
settlement, and with Office copies of the necessary
Court papers, and the creditors of Jno Walker, decd
will at the time and place exhibit and provo their
claims against the said estate
HILARY BAKER, Com'r.
Nray21. 4-St
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ldmsburg District, in therein depe ndng,
nounced the 9Th day OF February, 1880 between Hen
ry Hoe and Elizabeth lis wife. and the said Edloe,
guardian OF Virginia. Catharine, and Ju, Travis,
Pitts.
Against
Richard H. Moore and Susan his wife, Virginia. Cath
arine and Julia Travis Infants the said Caharne and
Julia by Thomas o. Cogbill their guardian assigned,
Deis.
shall proceed to SELL before the Courthouse door of
James City County, in the City of Williamsburg. on
Monday the l2'h day OF July next, being Court day
the following property 10 w
tract Of land, part of jaime stown Island supposed
TO contain eight hundred acresthe whole being James
river ow-grounds, OF fine quality.
large and commodious story Dutch ROOTED
house. in the City of Williamsburg. and the lots attach
ed which the late Samuel Travis resided at the
time OF his death
And also small rac, of land in James City County,
within one half mile Of the City of Williamsburg,
called tue Hobby, supposed TO contain 700 acres.
The terms will be follows: for the tract of land in
jamestown Island credit OF one two, three, four and
hive years. the four last payments carry from
the end of one year from the day OF sale, and the in
terest to be paid annually For the houses and lots in
the City Of Williamsburg. credit for one half till
the ls day of January 1880, and for the other half
credit ill the lst day OF January 1882. And for the
piece OF land called the Hobby, credit of one and
hreeyear the two last 70 carry interest from
the end OF year from the time of the sa-, the inter-
est 10 be paid annually. Bond and security and de ed
Of trust to he taken the property sold to the
payment of the purchase money.
CHAS. l. WlNGFIELD, NJ. s. C. C. w. d.
Williamsburg, May 81. 4-tds or hi, deputy.
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II virtue OF two Deeds Of Trust, executed to John NJ
Artnistead and William Ddndridge, by william L
Morris, and MarceiIa his wife, the the eighth
day Of January, 1925 and the other the eighteenth
day Of February lS2s-and another Deed oil Trust ex-
ecuted to Herbert A. Claiborne and Charles 3 CAV by
the said William Morris, the tenth day OF July,
iS2s-ali of which deeds recorded in the Hastings
Court Of the city OF Richmond: shall proceed to sell
the premises, on the Both lay OF June next,
for ready money, for tn. purposes therein mention
ed two Lots pieces, parcels OF Land, in the city OF
Richmond, known and distinguished in the plan oil the
said city, by No. (3i7) three hundred and orty seven
and No (352 three hundred and htiytwo, which were
conveyed to the said William l. Morris, by Thomas
Rutherford and Sarah his wife, by their deed bearing
date the 18th day OF June, 1925, and admitted TO re.
cord in the Clerks Office OF the Court OF Hastings for
sed city,-and on which now erected extensive
bick buildings, used as warehouse and for other pur-
p aso three other Lots, pieces or parcels oil Land
known and distinguished in the plan OF said city, by
number (342) three hundred and forty-two number
three hundred aud forty three (343 aud number three
hundred and forty four (3iD with the buildings com
monty called ShockG WAREHOUSE, and all other build
ings and improvements thereon; which property was
conveyed to the sail William 1. Morris by two several
deeds, for undivided notifies thereofone made on the
tenth day of june 1926, by Richard Gregory and EiiZ
abeth his wife, and John Pegram, and Wilson GREGG
ry; the other, made on the same day. by Joseph Dud
lev of Chesterfield county, and both admitted 10 record
in the clerks Office Of the Hastings Court OF said city,
also, other Lot, piece parcel oil Land known and
distinguished In the plan Of said city, by number three
hundred and forty six (3i6,) which was conveyed TO
said William /. Morris, by William A. Smith and Sarah
Smith, by their deed, be airing date the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1885, ana adiniUeu 10 III oi-
nee OF the Hastings Court for the city aforesaid
The above described property was advertised by us
be sold the 18th February last, but the sale was
prevented from taking place by an injunction obtained
by William L. Morris from the Chancellor oil the VIII
lausburg district which Injunction has been dissolved
by the Chancellor of the Superior Court OF Chancery
fer the Richmond district.
The title TO the foregoing property IL believed TO be
snquesonaby gond. Acting as trustees, we will con-
vsy such title is vested in by virtue OF the said
deeds Of trust.
JOHN NJ. ARMISTEAD,
w. cambridge,
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustees
CHARLES S. GAY,
April 81. 11l-ds
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THNOBACCO Planters are respectfully informed, that
n all tobacco consigned TO for the future shall
be received into the Ware House free of drayage from
the Basin the Dock; freight &c paid when requested
by WM. & +. BURTON,
Anrii 49, Il6--w2m inspectors Seabrook's