Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-29
CHERRY VALE NURSERY.

CHERRY VALE NURSERY. :.
&f&M The subscriber having devoted .htmssH
for the last SIX years to the establishment OF
vQ'Vy a Fruit Nursery, between the WssthAna
- Turnpike and Old River Road. about ons
mile above the City Of Richmond, s now enabled to Of
Ter 20 the public selection OF Fruit Trees, Grape
Vines &C., embracing the best varieties known to our
culture. with those OF hghes, reputation. recently
broush into notice. by HorcuIturss Of
other countries Among the Fruit Trees are
Apples. Peaches, Apricots, Cherries
Pears. Plums, NJ ctarines, Ounces. Sec.
And he has upwards Of fifty varieties OF native and
foreign Grape Vines selected with particular regard to
latitude, and embracing, as he confidently believes,
the very best kind both Tor wine and the table, which
have been found to suit climate. Among his native
varieties are he
Ca.awba, celebrated for wine
Isabella, Schuylkili, Muscadell
Cooper's Wine Grape, SC.
Cuttings OF the various descriptions Of Grapes, will
be furnished to those who, OF tho usual difference Of
price, may prefer them to rooted vines.
He has also regular supply OF Asparagus PlaOts-
All Of which will BIO sold comparatively moderate
prices, aud packed reach the purchaser without
the hazard Of injury, almost unavoidable from more
distant Nurseries. Catalogues will be furnished to APP
picants at the Nursery. JOHN CARTER.
Dec. IS 65-wif
HNRESH GARDEN SEEDS-Ths following Gar
n den Seeds warranted fresh and genuine, and
believed to be equal to any offered in this arket.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining such Seeds respect
fully invited to call, send their orders to the Sub
scsiber who is constantly receiving fresh Medicines,
Paints, DIS, Suls, SC. all OF which he sells oR
the most reasonable terms.
Richmond, Jan. 22d, 1881.
asparagus, Common Giant
Balm, Lemon
Beet. Long Blood; Early Turop; Yellow Turnfp.
Cabbage, Early York; Early Sugarloaf; Red Dutchy
Fiat Dutch; Large York; Large London Batterses
Grea, Drumhead; Green Globe Savoy; Yellow Sa-
Carrot. Long Orange; Lemon; Altrngham
Celery, White Solid; Rose COlored
Cress, Curled
Cucumber, Early Frame; Long
Cdui1otcer, Early
ErdiUc or Succory
Egg Plant, purple
Kali, Green Curled Scotch
Lettuce, Early Rose; Imperia Brown Dutch; lee
Coss; Madeira
Melon. Citron; Cantelope
-hangeI WTtxcl
.Ndsturtium
Onion. Red; White Portugal; Madeira
Pdrsnip, Large Dutch
Parsley, Double
Pepper, Squash; Cayenne
Pepper Grass
Reddish, Long Scarlei Scarlet Turhip; White Tnr-
nip
Ruta Baga
Satisfy or Vegetable Oyster
Smbfin, Early Bush
Spinach, Round
Beams yellow Weeks; Small Lima; Case Knife.
Dutch; Early Chin; Bush
Peas, Early May; EARLY Weeks; Early Washing.
ton; Marrowfa; Blue Pfussao.
Jan 25 SI-2if
ri Ew-YoRK Wholesale FANCY DRY
~ GOODS STORE CO. PR TyVERSHIP.-
The urscribers have entered into coparne rhp under
the a. Of A. g. s. +. Cochran, and have taken the
extensive premises 1872 Pearl Street, for the
ton OF the general Fancy Dry Goods business.
G. COCHRAN,i
FERGUS COCHRAN.
New York, 2lst Sept 1880.
A. G. s. F. Coch,au have now on hand, such an as.
sortnen OF Fancy Goods, as they believe, lie not
passed by any oher in this country in variety and
lection, comprising thu following articles, in Canton,
French, Italian and British Fancy Goods:
Black and colered Italian lustrings
Imitation plain and changeabe do
Black, colored and ohapgeabe Gros de Naples figured
in great variety
Colored, changeabe black and blue black marceInes
black aud colored bombaznes
Grape de Lyon; plain and figured msndarines
Plain and figured popns, agerine', palmarnes, Of tho
French prints add gnghams, and Fouard mu.lins
Pongees, and many other articles for ladies' dresses
spalhed and pongee fagg and bandanna Edkfs.
eros de Naples, gauze and Grape hdkfs and scArfs
Silk and kid stocks and fancy cravats
Black aud coored Italian and Di ,ation cravats
Buck, beaver, silk aud hoskin gloves
eros de N APP and gauze garniture ribbons
Cap and belt ribbons of newest styles
English and French silk hose and half hose
Embossed end opsn-work do
Linen cambria and cambria handkerchiefs
Hack and coored French Grape; wors,ed barrege
b own cotepaIy; sewing silk and twist
Fancy buttons; hooks and eyes, &c. &c.
VIII also have an extensive assortment Of lace goods,
consisting Of
English bobineus, gmpis, and thread edgipgs
Cops, capes, peiernes, cherizetes
Black and white lace wells and shawls
With complete assortment OF Thybet and Merino
shawls OF Al, 5-4 ia and s
Cashmere and Merino long shawls, &c SC.
A. q Il +. Cochran have selected their stock with a
particular reference to The southern and weste rn mar
ke's; and they will add to their assortment constant
y, fresh goods they arrive, their stock will be kept
up through the year,-a of which they offer
at low prices and the most liberal terms. They re-
specul iavie purchasers TO call and examine ther
stock 0 deIs will be promptly executed with care
and fidelity
New.Y York, Jan. Is, 1881. 76-wI2
HHUBLlC SALE BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, ex-
a ecuted by Jefferson Swamp, on the 22d day of
Sepe mber 1929, and recorded in The clerks office of
POwhatan, Tor purposes therein mentioned, " i'll be cold
to the highest bidder, at public auction for ready mo-
ney, at Powbatan courthouse, the third Wednesday
in March next, (being court day tract of Land, Of
100 lying in the county Of Powbntan adjoining
The lands OF Richard Taylor and Samuel Drake and
others, or so much thereof may be necessary to
isy the said deed OF uustand such title 10 W sted
in us will be conveyed to the purchaser.
Jan. 10, 1881. T-w2m THE TRUSTEES.