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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

II MPORTANT!-It having just come to the knowledge
u OF the subscriber, that advertisement from Su
perior Court of Chanccy Of Virginia appeared in the Ma
tiona ntclgencer ofhe I'd Oct $780, and successfully
in the Richmond Enquirer nqung for the relatives of the
late Thomas H. Bradley OF the city OF Richmond native
that his eldest sister, Eleanor Evans, formerly Eleanor
Bradley, il residing in Leeds, Yorkshire, England.
And having also to the subscribers know ledge that
person styling herself Sophia Bradley appears claim
the estate Of the said Thomas H. Bradley he here
by gives notice that the deceased never had relative of
that name, and that John G.. Williams who also appears
claimant is unknown 10 the family Any person who
furnish any information relative TO the above mentioned
by letter. addressed ii. Evans, of the Edi-
tor of the Richmond Enquirer and any expense that may
be incurred, will chcerlully be paid by
HENRY EVANS, Brothcr-in-aw TO the decd.
Nov % $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

EB UNAWAY.-Lcf my plantation in the county of
la Buckingham, about the last of August, 1881, with
out any cause known TO me,) HARRY a tall and very
likely negro about 22 % years old, his height
supposed 10 be about six feet square shoulders, neck
Their short thick buShy head of hair, complexion bright
but not mixed with white blood cointenance good
plausible easy address, about usual portion of flesh
his two front teeth above rather far apar it is said he
has been about Richmond and that il is his intention TO
so oil on board vessc reward of twenty dollars
will be given for his delivery TO for lodging him in
Jail i'll Richmond IL is probable nc has free papers
Nov. Is. 55-Sts w. l.. FONTAINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02
Nov. IL.

NALOABLE NEGROES, STOCK, Sc for salc-On
" wednesday, the 18th of December, Cf fair, if not
inc next lar day thercafer will SELL at the late resi-
dcncc of Dr. Gaius Dean in Gloucester county the Whole
his personal estate consisting Of about so very valuable
slaves stock OF horses cattle sheep hogs farming
utensils household and kitchen furniture and the crop 81
corn oats and fodderThe slaves will DO sold for cash
ana The other property credit of months Bonds
approved security, will be required of the purchaser
before the property is removed-Thc sale will be contin
ed from day TO day until the whole is sold
G SdI ToMPKdNs, Executors
JUiN ~ JARVIS, Of
HENRY W. TABB, Gai,s Dean.
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R1CANO.sD, ViKGHVLg, Friday. DECE.WRER q 1sa1

UDOWHITE, the late Residence of our Tos,,,or lin
n again be offered for sale, on the 18th of December
next lair not, the fair day thereafter and pos
formerly advertised any further description is
ess as hoped that those who wish to purchase will
the premises Ii will either he sold entire or diy
SUIT purchasers which may be done
-lERMs:-Onc fourth Of the purchase money to be paid
on the LIST day OF January next when possession will be
gNethe balance in three equal annual nstalments for
inc property will be requrcd the bonds to carry interest
from the day OF salcbut if punctuay paid the Interest
VIII DC RENTED. JAMES GOVAN,
EDWARD E%a,D GovAN. Executors Gdon. of
Nov. %. &c o,,,,
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EIJW ID GOV Nm,
Oct. IL. [f5-tds ARCHIBALD GOVAN.

VHNHE subscriber, having leased his farm, lying
n James River in the county of Buckingham, 10 miles
above New Canton above the Virginia Mills and be-
low Scottsve, WILL the 18th day of December if fair
if the fair day. offer the highest bidder for CASH
twenty-five likely young Negroes a familics) as any
in the Sate all his stock of cattle hogs sheep and horses
between three and four hundred barrels OF corn all
of blade fodder, nicely cured in the dry season. and well
put ups household and kitchen furniture, tools belonging
the farm, three four thousand lbs of pork and many
other things not necessary he named credit I'M
I'll the LIST of June, 1892, Tie purchasers giving bonds with
approved security persons wishing purchase are
respectfully invited to attend the sale will actually take
place on that day. ROBERT NJ. BOILING.
Oct25 48-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-Will be sold a,
v public auction Monday the 10Th December ne xt
at Southampton courthouse t being court ay the tract
oil Land belonging to the heirs Of Thomas d. Price dec
containing 1886 acres, lying Nottoway river in the
county oil Southampton two miles below the court house
adjoining the lands of COL James Trezvant and Mai Tho,
Ridley about one-third of which is cleared and in fine
condinon Tor cultivation; the balance standing in timber
ABOVE land VIII be sold credit of one two and three
years the purchaser giving bond with approved security
any person wishing TO purchase.
Nov. 90 w b. PRICF ,.
56-2awts f. A PRICE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

NoliCE.--On Tuesday the 18th of December ne xt II
ir not the next fair day, Sunday exccpted will
DC sold to the highest bidder the late residence
Ems deceased, in the county OF Orange Is miles south
east OF the Courthouse, and miles northeast of Louisa
court house-between 20 and 80 likely Negroes consist
ing oil men, women boys and Children also the household
anu keheh furniture consisting of articles numerous
to menon-two Stills plantation utensils the s,ock of
horses oxen, hogs, sheep, cows and wagon and gear
ABOUT iooo pounds oil fat pork the crop of tobacco corn
lodder' nay, &c &c The terms Of the sale arc for all
sums OF ten dollars and upwards credit of twelve months
VIII be gwen the purchaser giving bond with approved
cd. JOHN ELLIS f
Nov. 90 70 %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

"A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Tho Subscriber. as
administrator of Isaac Oliver Esq dec will sell by
Puoc auction, to the highest bidder on Monday the 9b
DAY oil December next Of fair if otherwise he first fair
uay aer at The farm lately occupied by Mr. Oliver in the
county OF Hanover all his Household and Kitchen Furn
turc, and the entire of Horses HOES Sheen and
ana The OF Corn and Fodder upon the estate
inns year. together with the Farming Utensils of every kind
farm owned by MIR. Oliver, in the same county called
spring Grove the stock of Horses, Hogs and Cattle there
ana 'he crop OF Corn and Fodder made there this wear TO-
gether with the Farming Utensils of every kind I; o
or all sums OF Ten Dollars, and UNDER cash-fo all sums
ABOVE len Dollars credit of six months will be allowed
cd To- eros having claims against the estate are REQUEST
all those indebted TO the estate nerev ~ pavrent. All
immediate payment the subscriber wishes settle his
account. EDWIN SHELTON,
administrator Of Isaac Olirey, deceased.
Oct. IL. i5-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

VENHE School at Edgewood Hanover, for the instruc-
~ ton OF youth under the age Of IL years will open
heretofore the 18th Jan. and continue until the 10Th
December following, with vacation of month in the
summer The Greek Latin, and English Languages.
he taught FERNS areFor bosrJ and fn;sh;n VII ~
things usually comprehcndcd in it, and tuition i20,
hall payable in advance, tho other the LIST November
next CARTER BERKELEY.
Nov. IL. ,52--2aurIrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-win he
v sold by auction, Wednesday, the 18th of Dccenl-
ber II fair otherwise the first fair day thereafter, the
premises the following valuable property part the per-
sonal estate of the late James Govan of Hanover viz the
crops of CORN fodder, hay &c. stock of horses mules
tie ndhogs plantation Implements household and kitchen
furniture &c. &c-A select library of nearly 500 vols.
but few of them at all injured and principally London ed
lions: Eogarths most admired prints, from Shaks
peare by Boyclls, and several fancy prnOne of Broad
woods grand Pianos quantity Of old plate together with
sundry other articles which will be exhibited the day
sale.-TERMs-For sums above 10 dollars, a credit of
months will be allowed the purchasers giving bond with
approved security for that and under will be
requred and III noinstance the property he
without the terms of sale complied with.
JAMES GOVAN,
EDW'D GOVAN,
Oct IL. 11h-thsl ARCHIBALD GOXAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

MEETING OF THE LOYAL COMPANY
meeting OF the successors of the LOYAL Company will
"a be held at the Capitol in Richmond, OH Tuesday the
should be punctua in their attendance as il is
mat partial dividend will be among the members
ana business OF much consequence the company trans
acted The usual day of meeting (tle I'd Monday of De-
enoer mas been anticipated, because It important that
e company should convene as possible after the
Oh .ne Legislature It's advisable Also that those
bring with Them or send by their proxies the best evidence
they can produce of their title by inheritance devise or
transfer IRON the original shareholders.
THOMAS w. GILMER
Agent for successors Of Loyal Company.
wv ~ 5O--ih
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a CRAFTSMANSHIP RACES commenced on the
VI 18Th Nnvc In and tnrnninatcl "a Elln,xs.

NNoR SALE, on the premises TO the highest bidder on
called Roc whcrcon David r. Patterson deceased
resided in Nelson county And also, the time and
place. hirtyvc negroes, belonging TO the said decedcnt,
and most of them very likely together with the stock OF
horses hogs cattle, plantation utensils, and fodder,
SC. the estate This estate contains about five hun
dred and sixty and lies in fhc fork of Rock and
James versa good crop Of wheat has been seeded it,
and possession will be given immcdstcy;-but having
boon repeatedly advertised for SALE and lying the pub
lie road other description is deemed necessary this
time than merely 10 remark that both the low grounds
and high land have been generally esteemed first rate.
and four years, from Christmas next with Deed of Trust
on H. and Satisfactory personal security for the several
stalments they fall due and the negroes part of them for
cash, and the others together with the stock and other
tcles ON credit until Christmas, eighteen hundre3 and
thrtytwo with bond and approved security for
cecdng ten dollars but for that and all under cash
will be required. This sale will take place if bidders
tend, and will be continued from day 10 day until finished
REUBEN Il. pATTESON,
Executor Of David r. Pattcson dec
Nov. 22, 1891 5S--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

HTOR SALE.--That well-known Establishment, the
"a Swan Tavern, in the Town Of York, formerly
pied by Lawrence Gibbons and atterly by Matthew Wills
decd. Its advantageous situation is c-eminent
Public House, 1t being spacious building in good
diton Immediately opposite the Court-house) with al
the necessary Offices, amongst them large stable and lot
This tenement will be sold privately, advantageous
terms to applicants desiring purchase. Should il not be
disposed Of before York December court-day, il will Their
be sold publicly on the premises, for cash.
Nov. g. Std WILLIAM NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

AHR. JOHN g. NELSON will teach school at my
I'VE house the ensuing year lie will teach the Greek,
Latin and English Languages The school will
on the third Monday in January, 1882 and terminate
the second Friday IN December following There will be
vacation Of one month in the summer, commencing on
the second Friday in juno will accommodate ten or
twelve boys with board washing and lodging for geo each
The price Of tuition will be $50 per scholar One half Of
the board and tuition fees will be required The end Of
each scssion--Vefdon y o., Hanover. is nv address.
Nov ~. Jd-Wst JOHN Il, NOEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

EBURSUANT to the last will and testament Of James
n Walker dec and decree of the County Court Of
Buckingham will be sold the premises to the highest
bidder, Monday the 26th December next the Of
land belonging to the estate Of the late Col James Walker
decd containing about 1900 This land is situated
on the waters of Fish Pond and Holiday Creeks-nos of
which Is standing in woodsive six hundred of
good high land for tobacco, the balance good grain land
some excellent flats in fine state for tobacco; with good
two story dwelling house, kitchen, garden, granary and
other ou-houses There is also good mill lately rebuilt.
Inc above land will be divided sold in one entire tract
on credit OF ono two, and perhaps three years The
groes arc very likely and vouable they will be sold
credit oil IL months, together with the crop Of all kinds
stock household and kitchen furniture plantation tools
the purchasers giving bond with approved security Any
person wishing to view the premises will apply TO the
subscribers who lives convenient and will show the
at any time JOEL WATKINS
Nov. J. t5O-tfI Ex'or. Of Jas. Walker decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02
BY RTTCHIE & COOK.

,hsss time. published TWICE week, generally and
inc same as hceoce Five Dollars per payable in adj
soeso OF chartered banks y)
" peyusn, mo Editors will
men ~ mall tho postage Of all being paid writer's
w NO will DO discretion Of tho
0,'soss until all atrearag-s have been paid
nocvcr WI guarantee the papers hayo
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Ono cen.-.,ch
so inserted
paid for assumed by ooc"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

HRkoOkFlELD FOR SALE.-On TUESDAY the Ia,h
day oil next month, (December) if fair If not the
next lar day thereafter will be sod public auction on
inc premises the Tract of Land which now reside
called brookheld, lying the Brook Turnpike Road five
mics above the City Of Richmond containing by late
survey '93 acres There about acres Of first low
Erouhus the same quantity of second low grounds and
inc greater part OF the high land of very good quality and
IN state OF cultivation. There are seeded on the land
from l'o TO $50 bushels of wheat The buildings cons;s, o
commodious two story dwelling house. and all the
sary out-houses much better than are usually found q,
farms in this part of the country There is very large and
nearly new barn. with of the best hreshinp machines
ever saw, which cost $3.50 There is very good snrng
near the house, and well Of excellent water in tho vor
ms Is most desirable country residence and il uf;
cientiy near the city of Richmond for a gentleman resd
ing on IT. to attend TO business in places as is not
more than one hours rde.-Any gentleman WISHING 70
view the Plantation before the day of SALE will be shewn
IL by my son John, myself both of whom reside ON the
promises The terms will be made known OH the dav or
saie, ana VIII DO accommodating.
t inc same time and place, will be sold at public ouc
uoh all my stock OF horses, mules, cattle (amonr then,
yoke Of good oxcn hogs and sheep plantation uten
crop oil corn fodder and hay, and some articles Of
and kitchen furniture For all sums under ten
doiiars cash will be required For all sums of and above
Ten dollars credit of six months will he given the mr.
chaser giving bond with approved security or notes neco
uaoc and payable at of the Banks in Richmond with
approved endorsers BEN SUEppApD
N'o'' II.
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OST mslaid Note Of Samuel y. Parsons for about
~ S2l2 dated in December 1921, the payment Of
which has been soprod will therefore he Of no use to
any ono but myself VIM. g. KEEZEE.
Nov. Is. 55-ulyF
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NOTJCE.-Wc, the undersigned subscribers, will not
be responsible for the loss injury Of any produce
put on board our batteaux, commanded by Ned MAYO
Roanoke river; but will be very careful in CONVEYING
il safely. JOHN JONES
TIIOS. A. FIELD.
Moeklcnbmg, Nov. 49, 55-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

NEGROES WANTED.--A resident Of New Orleans
~ wishes TO purchase for hs own Use, on a Cotton
Plantation, in louisiana family Of negroes say from 80
to 90 in number Satisfactory be given,
that they will not be bought for re-sae-applcans will
please state the ages &c Of the negroes and the lowest
cash price 10 the undersigned.
Nov. 70. f5S-st1 ABNER ROBINSON.
TENHE thorough bred Race Horse LANCE by Eclipse,
n full brother to Ariel the Joint property Of Col VIM.
r. Johnson and Mai John L. White will stand tho cnsu.
ing season in my stablcPartculsrs will appear in due
time ROBERT HURT.
Halifax County, va. Nov is, 1891 5s-wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

- Executor of William b. Giles dec
Wigwam, Nov. %, 1881. 59-.d,
H. IL the day should be unfair the sale and hiring
VIII take place on the first fair day thereafter T. T. G.
1.-THE Petersburg IntelIigcncer will please COW the
above, and send their account to T. t. CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-26

ItVMS--ScGs' RwroN 80 thc Dtiiy EiLiaoNp N,uU 20
ry N"'scrbrrs -, ycor End 1a shorter period, the
mail SO year.
NV iIu''H" Ter oa" srac of Is ircs lss. in.
t'run ~ coats; two insertions 81, three Insertions = - and
every su~cec ling insertion SBi cents
Thrice week, inst wcek 81 p; every suc-,cg wee. 81
Twice week, aft ans. au - ,c,,. r.cty t,.c in
cclton 80
N"ee week. fist insertion - cents; every sace,c 'o.
tc-tCn 80 cCrts
All advertisements also inserted the Co,srruriovu
T. 'iG.
tt1nSrC"t advertisers mist pay IN advance.
iie number OF Insertions must be uutcd III rs, they
t hn inserted until ordered to stopped, and charged
~ 'lac'y.
Annual Advertise charged ~ Gol,rs for Squares
mi i'll that proportion FOR advertisements greater lcng;h
rct AuCtouceTs ard Lottery dealers, who charged 20
X The CONSTITUTIONAL NlilG - published tly ice
"o K, Cfucsdoys ani Fridays a, FIVE dollars per anuum,
payable advance
For Adrrrtis;ng7jc cents square, csz, or
f'ro1, and SD cents for each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-26


FuarV Gool,,
OFFERS FOR SALE Az Low PRICrs,
FEN'lE usual assortment Of Blank Books. iJr Mer
Il chants and Clerks of Courts.
Foolscap, Letter Blank, and Folio Pos. rancr. of
various qualities; also, general assortment Of
stationery.
Latin Greek Spanish French, Italian and English
school books.
Guitars NIolns isome very suDcri,rN FlarroIctts.
Flies Flutes, Clarlnnets Trumpets Ken Buglcs,
Hunting Horns, Piano. Guitar and Violin strings.
HAIR, tor violin bows Violin screws, bridges, tail
pieces, finger boards rosln.
Razors some very super,or,) four sided straps pos
sessIng the properties of grindsonc hone and strap
shaving boxes, brushes and soap. Cologne and
thorIdn water, Preston salts and gene al assert
ment of Perfnmcry sword and PLAN GAMES pistols
with percussion and flint locks, clcgoni cut rlass
perfume and toilet bottles silver thmblcs, diamond
finger rings, safety chains, patterns tor working
lace, reading and sewing lamps, water colours. IN
boxes or by the single cake, hair and drawing pen
ellis, gold sGuccrs for pointing SCISSORS snuff boxes
thermometers, pocket books. silver pens. pencil
cases, leads for cvrrpolnts, hair, tooth, nail and
comb brushes, a'hcmatca Instruments, survey
OTIS compasscs CHAINS ard measuring tapes. d!r.
dcrs, proIrac'ors parallel rUl $, Guntcrs scales,
Bristol, drawing, rice aud ivory paper real Spaneh
sugars, srEar boxes. spccac.es, for all ages. mar
nItyng glasses frr gold microscopes gilt and sily
paper, and gilt borders for fancy work, music, at
half price, visiting cards, Lotto boxes, dumiaos,
magnets, parchment, Albums, port crayons, pen
knife homes, goggles, dsscc'cd maps and puzzles,
tuning forks% hammers spy glasses, gold and glass
beads, pearl powder, globes, shaving glasses. bead
retculcs, toy watches, fire screens. extract Of
musk, opera glasses esprit dc rose, fancy pocket
inksnnds, ladies' pocket books, fancy note paper.
backgammon boxes, chess men and boards twcc-
Zcrs ivory foot and inch rules, bracelets dress
ing and pocket combs, cakes of soap, - cents per
box OF ave dozen, medallion waters, visiting card
ivory for miniature painting, superior black
ing, tracing paper for wiring and copying letters
without pen or INK a'manacks given graiurtoUs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-26
O.. WALTER JEWSON.
DENTIST

SE7ENDERS ms professional services to the ladies
, and gentlemen of Richmond and It's vicinity.
He sets from single tooth to whole set on springs
plates or plvos, VIZ: human, porcelain or hypopota-
mus. Any operation requisite to preserve and beau
ty the teeth, Will be- done moderate te rms He
would irrtncr suggcsl tina; from connection with a
scientific gentleman at the North. he is enabled ia
insert artificial eyes, which will often escape dctcc-
ton upon minute examination
Office IN Main street directly onpositc tho Mo-
chants Coffee House, where he may be consulted
professionally every day in the week between 10 4.
VI and r. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-26
Nc.p ZenLnnd .SulllNgc--

& TIE subscriber has received small supply Of
D TINS scarce and valuable seed 10 which lac
would call the attention OF the public. Those who
WISH to purchase, can be made acquainted with the
mode OF culture, as 10 ensure plentiful supply OF
II throughout The whole year. l. is said To be infinitely
superior to any other kind of Spinage in all respects
mar u II r. ucvruApk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-26

FALL GOODS.
IEIaEL INEZISGI & GO.
"a AVE received and ore opening. general
Z 4 assortment OF Staple s. Faacy DRY Go,ds ofthc
attest mpor'a'Ion-consis,ing in part, Of
Back, blue. Blown and olive cloths, assorted
lacncU, toIImrt and swan5lowa vcs'Inrs
P'aln and fancy horcntne and narcotics do
ScpcFEne. mIGJhng and common sa.t:args
Striped, plaid and plain llnsrvs
Single and double mllrd kcrscvs
Rose. point aud duilc blankets
SrPcr.ine white md assorted iicrrals
Tartan pieids and camblc,s
Black and Co'ouTcd bombazcj.s
French and English moriuo cloths
N"rno circ6ssiuns. assorted colours
English and French Jet boHibaz,nes
y large assortment OF fancy prints and rirrharns
@-', 81 and 6.l cambgick aud /. zone, maslms
Figured and plain Swiss, book and mui! ditto
Checked. striped and corded iaccuc's
ID bosdcrcd Swl=s and achoue; crav7's
Black Italian and fancy six do.
English and India flag and hanLanna hll.s
Imitation cotton do. assorted
BLACK, white and scarlet merno shawl
Ihibct and cashmere do
WorstcG barcge, Thibe; and merno hGhis
Fancy silk, barcgc and Grape hdnfs and starts
Rich changeablc gros DC naples silks
Elegant oulard figured do.
B.ack and assorted gros des indies
Back and changeable figured mandarncs
Black Italian lusring. erior quality
Heavy company satin and levGntincs
Sursnet. scnshew and florence silks assorted
Plain black mandarin Grapes
New style belt and bonnet Ibbands
Lace capes peIerncs & ioreas. of the atcs, styie
Black and white lace wells
Laces, edgings and quilliugs. assorted
ia and j white and black bubbincl lacrs
English and French silk hosiery. assorted
Black and whit orstcd aud cotton do.
Ladies' and gent mems gloves assorted
Umbrellas OF superior quality
nd mo,
Irish linens, lawns and shcc;!n-s
Table diaper and dalnask
Brown aud bcached Russia sheetnc
Scotch oZnahurrs and VickenLurr3
Heavy cotton ozU-burgs
Brown and bcacheG shir,ings and shect..rs
Checks, 7laIds, 'ck,nss. loans. etc.;-whch. with
further supplies daily expected, will be sold at Tie
lowest prices. oct 0 Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-26

CIoycrsccd, Nhiskcy, Sugar, &c
SEE are ms rning Receiving by -.c Steam.
" boat Norto K, from Baltimore
ioJ bushels first quality cloversccd. and
20 bids Baltimore wh!skcy
And by the Schr Richard, from New York.
10 hhcs New Orleans sugar. and
- do Porto Rico moiasscs. of superior Uual
n.y. Tor sale by RALSTON s. PLEASANTS.