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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIfA COMPANY.
he Whole amount Of Shares now taken in this CITY is
lZO2- (subscnbed yesterday 400 In addition 10 his
mere Is private subscription paper anoat containing at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05
CAPITALS, $4,000, 10000 end 10000
Union Canal LOffarv

u I7eIiIlSyDunluJ
Glass Number H. for 1892
40 DC a'Gton IN PhiiadeLphia, Saturday. June 18Th
on Number Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
SWarttsE Nr1NM.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

AKRlSEO,
Schr Susan, Creighton, Somerset, ballast.
Schr Copper. Sharp, New York, ballast.
Schr Delight, Philips, New York, ballast.
Steamboat Norfolk Parish, Baltimore, sundrie~.
Schr Plutarch, Holliugshead, Baltimore, sssort.
cd cargo.
Schr Counsellor, Crowell. Philadelphia, suidries
to Lancaster, DENNY Il CO, l. Webb & CO, Or Mas
Tor >, ! II White, Davis, A North, Bay
well, Smith & Williams, Il II Blair, G NJ Mitchell.
q Cosby & co, Otis. Dunlop & co, ID Higgin.
e"tham. McKildo, II Eusta:c, Fry, Hub
bard & Gardner, J Bohannan, Sanxay & Street,
Read & McMuido, Van Lew, q II Bachus
Crump & Lyon. II s. Knapp, d Peyton, II
Nash, Viii and to order.
Schr Philadelphia, Parker, New York, ballast.
Schr Benjamin Valentine, Somers, New FORK.
ballast.
Schr Eliza Williams, Brown, Now York. sun
dries to Lancaster, DENLY e. CO.
Lighter Dipthong, Belle Air, wood toJ Baily
SAILED,
schr Lydia & Margaret. Monday, Somerset.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, Norfolk, pas.
songers.
Schr Rassalas, Shenton, Baltimore, sundries
SlooP Friendship, Soners, Philadelphia, -four, to.
bacco &c.
Schr Commerce. Mayo, Philadolphia, coal.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will offer for sale, by Public Auc
ton. on Saturday, the Oath day of November
OF Land, containing by a late survey 237 acres
situated IN Hanover county, one mile below the
old Church. directly on the main road leading from
KIchinend TO the Piping Tree Abort one third
OF 1t is ihnbercd land and the balanc has produced
lately very good crop of Corn, Oats, &c. The
situation is considered to be Of the most healthy
IN Hanover county. There is on it good dwell.
ing house. very lately put in good repair, together
with corn house, kitchen, dairy, &C. which are
all as good new; also, spring of excel
lent wafer, quite convenient to the Dwelling
House. The title 10 tho above property ~
IndIsputable. The terms of sale will be one
third OF the purchase amount cash, and the ba-
lance. payable in 6 and 10 months; bonds bearing
ln'erest from the day of sale with personal secur-
ty and deed oitrust the properly, will be re-
CURED. Possession given on the 1st January, 1893.
In Inc interim am willing to treat with any per-
son disposed to. purchase at private sale.
oc l0-ctf G.. w. POITIAUX
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New Dry Goods store.

THNHE Subscriber, thankful for the patronage he
n received, while member Of the firm of Boyd
& Hay, respectfully informs his friends and the
public, generally, that he has commenced business
on his own account, at the well known stand re-
Gently occupied by MIR. Daniel RI. Valentine on RI
street, Shockoo Hill, opposite TO DIR. Lemosy's A.
Pothecary Store; whore he is now orening gene.
raj assortment of fall and winter DRY GOODS
all of which entirely new and Of the latest
style. He hopes, he has heretofore given salts
faction to those who have pairoDzed him. that
they will continue TO favour him with their custom
He thinks that those wishing to purchase articles
IN his line, would do we'll to call aud examine bis
Stock. AS his Goods have been bought at the re-
duced prices Of this fall, hs can afford TO sell then,
as low as they can be purchased in this place His
Stock consists Of almost every III ny in the Day
GooDs line. WILLIAM 3. HAY
Richmond, October 10Th, 1891.
III have few pieces of Domestic Jesng.
for servants wear, from tho Northern Pcnitentia.
rlcs-Also, Fearnaught Lionskin, for ovcrco,ts
10 eo12t w n n
g OTICE-Thomas w VI iron Intending 10
= remove TO the West, his interest in the irm
of Hall Nelson a. Co., terminates this day Hal
NoIlson having purchased that interest. The bu
slness viii DO conduoted as heretofore, under the
SANE eru, BY The undersigned
NALL NELSON,
CBAS =, GAY.
Elohntha, s9ts 0eto;sy. is52-4l
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More a.caU EIfW Goods.

Merino and other fashionable Shawls,
Wells, &c. &c.
ER FL: JENKINS would invite the attention of
a ". those wishing to examine the newest style
OF Fancy Goods, to those opening Oct 9th,
received by the latest Notwithstanding OF
loo Merino long and square Shaws. of all co.
Tors and sizes, adapted TO tho tuAte of every
one,
Solid black and white Merino and ThYbet Wool
Shawis, Silt able for mourning,
Black Merino Shawls with lead colored borders
White do. do. do. do do
One box containing Hermann Wool Shawls,' an
entire now and fashionable article for the sea-
son--bcing purchased at auction, they will be
sold exceedingly low,
2oo biaek Lace Wells iron. ca to the finest qua
lity imported
5o Black Lace Wells from auction, little irnper
feet to be sold athalf the value,
Ioo different kinds Gauze, Grape, Muscovitc.
Hermann. Lawn. Muslin and other fancy dress
handkerchief,
London and Paris Calicoes, Of the richest kind.
ALSO,
oO pieces OF the newest style black Italian, Gro
do Swiss, watered Silks, and tho most fashion.
able kind Of black Silks of r;oh lustre and
hest quality,
81 pieces wide and narrow black Dombazin ss
from Is Z per yard TO fine quality,
fashionable colors English and French Merino
Cloths, for cloaks aud dresses 'oc PC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
R.4L WV g. KEV-Y'

AVE recently opened large supply Of Fan.
IA - ey and Staple Dry Goods. which thoy will
oe happy to exhibit to their retail as well az whole.
sale customers. Through our house in New York,
we snail 'eccivc by every packet throughout the
season such additional supplies will render our
:ortmeht at all times very extensive. We now
IN possession OF a large assortment
slack Italian Lustrings and Gro dc Swiss,
riain and changcable Gros dc Naples, very rich,
Hieh bordered and embroidered thibet Hdfs.
Extra rich white and colored blond GAUGE 10.
Low priced fancy Hdkfs very cheap,
Ladies' common and BEST Hosskin Gloves
Black and white worsted and mohair Hose.
White merino Hose, a beautiful article,
Black wool Hose, for servants,
Extra fine Sd English Merinos,
Fine Cd French do
Flannels, of all qualities. very cheap,
Fine English thread Edgings,
large supply of common and rich dark Prints,
Nuslins and Cambrics, all qualities,
Irish Linens, Towns and Diapers,
Brown Russia Table Cloths,
Russia and cotton Diapers, fine Crash,
Plain AND plaid Linsc IS, for servants,
Silk and cotton Hdkf,. an extensive supply.
cases common and fine cotton Umbrellas
do. super Silk do
do. embroidered Cambr;cs, for cloak Linings.
do assorted Rattine,s
IL balos heavy mixed k.rseys, Sc. Sc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
MONSIEUR BxnxDEI

"e'"o"e 1""d 'r"e dEnseignement in the Art Of
Dane'ng, Waltsing, $c.
IN oNSIEUR DLONDEL. according to his
4VA promise to DO in this city during the win
yer season. and grateful for the liberal encourage
ens nc received last winter. respectfully inform,
ms FORMER patrons, and the inhabitants of Rich
;" o"u a.o It's vicinity, that his Academy for the
instruction in the beautiful ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O,
Dnemg' VIII commence the LIST Of November
""S continue until the LIST of May.
WI. Diondci convinced that his strict attention
and a'siduity to please, will obtain for
." " continuity Of public favor. when he provo.
oy better evidence than words, to those who have
"onored him with their confidence, his ability to
perform Tho duties dovoIv,ng upon him. &C 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30

DREMIUM-The publishers of the "VIno1sJA
IL FARMER" DESTROYS of promoting by every
means in their power, the interest of Agriculture in
Virginia, have determined to offer premium of
THIRTY DOLLARS for the best Agricultural Essay.
DO entitled "Agriculturc ia Virginia"-The essay,
we suppose, would embrace something of the hsto.
~ and present state of Agriculture in our State,
with the causes of the of our Ian
Those Disposed to communicate this subject,
will address TO the Virginia Farmer. Scoftsrile,
Aloemarte co., Va. A committee of intelligent gen.
tlemen will decide upon the merits of each, & award
the premium. We do not presume, that tho amount
offered, will be much inducement. Our object il
hope, that some uble pens ill BIO disposed to res
pond to our endeavours.
All communications must be sent in before tho
hrst OF Fcsruary--'Jree Of postage"
VI Those editors with whom We EXCHANGE es-
Psciaily in Virginia, will confer Tarour on US by
giving the above notice u cons picuous insertion
three four times in their papers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
~ , -. -sz.ray G>oca
NICHOLS ~. WILEY

AVE received. by the Wasp. and other late
arrivals from Nen York. q still further
s"rpy OF Ne'o and Seasonabie Furcy and Stapie
IN, ooODS. which makes their assortment
nearly complete, and which they offer the mos,
!essohaoie terms. The attention of their friends
Is respectfully invited To their stock now on hand,
tielcs:-
n'sck Italian lustring SILK,
Do English do. do
10. Gro de Swiss, rich and heavy
INDIA Satin and Satin Levantino,
Ssehchews ana Sarsncts, some very cheap,
Fancy figured Merno Cloths, double width,
ram green, crimson and pearl do.
Merino C'rcassians and Circassian Pi,ids.
ladies' CaiD5lct, fer cloaks,
LACK, white and scarlet Mcrino long Shawls
NJ, 10; DO. de- square do.
rnyoet, hernaui, gauze and silk hhdkfs.,
valencia and embossed Thybet Shawis,
pack and white silk and Gotten Hose,
10 do. worstcd do,
y" hite and mix'd lambs wool d..
oiack and white satin top Gloves.
10. do. III. skin Gloves and Mit,s,
complete assortment of rich Prints
%, "a, l04. ia, and l2-4 Rose Blankets,
roint and dofile Blankets and Counterpanes
rine fancy striped and common Sattinetts
hersey, Sagathies, and Fearnaughts,
common and fine Flannels every colour
case superior Plaid Domestcs
1 bale British Oznaburgs. in rho:t pieces
81 "a and "a Shirtings und Sheetine.,
bale Dorchester Tickinga,
Coarse weollen Hose aud Hose. 80. servants
i'iue niS'd, scarlet and white Yarn,
case very superior Irish Linens,
DUCK Skin, beaver and Ill. skin Gloves.
Inc above Goods. having boon bought ut the
present reduced prices, will be sold such terms
cannot fail to secure the patronage oil our friends
and customers
W Orders from the country will DO attended to
strictly and promptly. oc &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
&C Ill awtf

u lRGlNIA:-At rules holden in the clerks Of
hce of the circuit superior court Of law aud
chancory for the county of Hanover, the Sd day
Of September, 1882: Sarah Thornton, ex'ix of
John Thornton, deed, and in her right, pltf.,
against Milo w. Smith, and Sarah his wife, who,
before her marriage with the said Milo W., was
Sarah Hall; and Francis &. Taylor, exor of An.
thony Thornton, decd, defts.--IN CHANcERY.
=. The defendants Milo w. Smith, and Sarah mis-
lfalie, not having entered their appearance, and
given security according to the act OF assembly
and rules of this cour, and it appearing 10 the
isacLion Of the court that they arc inhabitants
of this country it is ordered that the said defend.
ants do appear here at the rules to DO holden in
he clerks ofhco Of the said court in the month OF
December re1t, and answer the plaintiffs bill;
and that copy OF this ordor be forthwith insert
cd IN some newspaper Published III tho city OF
t,icbmopd for two months spcoessivcly and that
aoother copy DO posted at tbs front door Of tbo
courthoute Of this county
Copy. Tes'e,
ca9 PE;t.,E = urysrs ~ =. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
EEs8YKEE &C Yel.H. EEATAE.

y HE Subscriber has leased for a term of yearn
"A that large, connections and well known H.,
tablishment, the WiSHJNGTON HOTFL. 81
iod cd on Third Street, tho centre of tho
business ord population OF the Town of lynch,
burg. "o''
lie respectfully informs his friends and the ppb-
lie generally, tpnt he has spared neither pains rn
exPente IN hitting mp and furnishing the House and
Stables In the hest manner. His Table and Bar viii
! De FURNISHED WIN the very best that tho market
49, f;TpPy' MS stables viii be always we'll stock
ea WIN provisions, and under the tipfendence
"f me most Careful O.tors; order attention and
P"itoneSs will hc strictly observed towards every
snc,t !" ovc5y department.; and his charges viii be
'""o'T"te. The subscriber oonidenflv tboreforo
afFS t"e patronage OF both travellers and citzcus
! lying dttsrnincd on keeping, in every retpect. =
hFs' rate Hoasc. 4. HATCHER
o'S CT
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FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF
Eartaaen Ware, China az Glass

w ii|L lICAILE AN ~ IL IA u III.
q ME subscriber b rs the pleasure of informing
Ia his country friends and customers generally,
that he has jast returned from the North whore
he has purchased and is now receiving (oH and
generol assortment of articles in his limo. large
part oil the stock is entirely nelr, being immediate
iy from tho Mandatory 81 the whole is decidedly
the best assortment he has ever had. 1t consists
of erery variety of light and dark btne, BIZ. K,
brown, pink and purple, printed, painted, dip,,
edged and cream colomred WARE. Fine and
common CHINA and FANCY GOODS, and
GLASS WARE of every description. all expressly
purchased for this market.
Orders in person, or by letter TO any erient, will
meet with prompt attention, and the Goods " i'll
be disposed of lop.
Merchants in the habit of purchasing North ore
respectfully requested to favor the subscriber with
u call. CHARLES HOLT IT.
Opposite Messrs. Lewis Wchb s. Co., Main s, .
Nieh'nond. cl2t sep -
| AE RS. HALLAM would inform her friends
1vA that she has opened PRIVATE BOARD
! ING HOUSE, in commodous tenement, situa
tea ON ID, or High Street, nearly opposite to ti,
CITY Hall, and in view of tho Capitol. Boarder
with or without lodging, be accommodated or
the usual terms. The situation is airy and plea
SAINT, and 10 Members of the Legislature will be
particularly convenient.
~ Also for rent, ROOM well calculated for a
school oc l2-2aw DIV
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Id A n sja ~ 81

E9 II. u VIGO II respectfully informs tho pu-
~ IL bile generally that his School for The instruct
ION OF 'he above accomplishment will commence
on Saturday, the Sd November, in the Large Room.
Pirate House, Union Hotel. The School for young
ladies and masters, will commence at 8 r. NJ; that
for young gentlemen, at =. NJ
~ B-The Practising Parties will commence
as soon as the Schooljs organised.
u,tG
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SUPERIOR FURNITURE

vi fkiDAf NHNF, in ItOpt Of our Auction
''"re. at lO o'clock, the following choice and valu
.oe ufnitnre, the property OF gentleman going
u the western count!y-viz.
hrs' rate Piano Forte, (Nunn's mahc,)
double round corncred, plinth and columns,
grand action, and GJ oc,uves. sc.
splendid mahngony Wardrobe,
dressing Bnrcau,
double mahogony Waslstand,
- eisg ant mahogony Work Table,
IL do. do Chairs.
do do Rodstcod
do do Music Stool
The above Furniture was purchased a. the
North, OF the best manufacturers, aud can DO rc-
commenced. s. & Z. Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
SWAN TAVERN

NhE subscriber returns his thanks to his Gisnds
n and the pubic generally, and would lAform
them that he ID nov located at that long establish
ed stand, the SWAN TAVERN, on II street
ohockoe Hill, within five minutes walk of the
Capitol, and the Public Offices, Banks, Ware
Houses, Churches, and Post Office, &C. This
house is Undergoing thorough repair, and will be
completed This week. His Stabling, large and
commodlous, and lot surpassed by any in this
place. Carriage Shelters. Largo yard--abund
ant supply of pure Water, from the City Water
works. His Rooms surpassed by but few-good
Beds, the most of which are new-his Table will
no furnished with good as this market affords,
I'm addition to the best fish and oysters that can be
Procured-his Stables always supplied with the
best Provender, III addition to the much desired ar
ticle fodder, which the country horses are accus-
toned to-good honest servants and ostlors in at
tendance. In short. he would say, neither pains or
expense will be spared TO render fac,ion,--
Ills charges will DO found as low, or lower than
The usual Tavern rates, and perhaps as low as pri-
yate Boarding Houses. The subscriber solicts a
continuance of his former customers and those
who have been in favor with The old Swan. Mem
bers OF the Legislature particularly invited to
call The subscriber hopes, by unremnting atten-
ton to business, TO share that patronage which
has been so literally bestowed upon him.
VIM. HOWLETT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
The Capital English Horse,
- EY NJ,
Ff de,

UA-wN Just imported, win stand the next
- season at Boydton, Mecklenburg
M F1S County, Virginia. He is sery
ef.lzesg largo horse, 1s hands / inch hgh.
a dark bay very beautiful grand and majestic, of
the highest finish of shape, of fine bone and mus
Gle, and Of great substance and power lie was
selected in England by MIR TAttersal, as a good
cross TO improve our stock. for his blood size per
forinanees, form and great PROMISE, and is offered
go breeders of the finest horses ever in this
country.
lie was got by Antonio, the winner of the great
st. L.ger, in 1919, out of Padlidinida own sister
10 Sir Oliver, Ponlton and Fyldenner, The winner
of the great st. ,I.eger in 1906 and all three popu
ies stations, by Sir Peter Teazle the best horse of
his day; his grandam Fanny by Diomed; Ambro.
sio ny "0odpocker. most capital Stallion; Ruth
oDh SISTER TO Hghfyer'S dun, by Blank one of
the best SONS af tho GodolpIin Arabian; Rernlus
the best son of the Godolphin Arabian; Soreheels:
AaAelcss, Christopher D'Arceys Royal marc.
Antonio, by octavian. the winner of the great
S'' h"get !" ioiu dam ny Evander one of the
best and hest bred sons of Dolphin. the second best
con OF Highhyer; Miss Grnpowder by Gunpow.
aer' out OF Suwarrow's dam, by Young Marske,
Arbitrator, Daphne, by Regulus.
octav,an' bred by the Duke of Leeds, was go,
by STRIPPING, (by Phenomenon; Eclipse; Lasse OF
Inc Mill by ofonoko,) his dam by Oberon, out OF
sister to Sharper, by Rapthos.
"unpowdor got by Eclipse. the best racer OF
England dam by Omar, son OF the Godolphn Ara
| ban; Starring; Godolphin Arabian: Stanv.n,s Ara
blan; Pelhams Barb; Spot; White Ieay,d Low
theF Barb. Old Winter mare. (See English STUD
| Buok.)
/ fyide won many largo purses and gold cups
oeA,,hg at hea:y weights, many of the best horse
In England, Lawrie Todd, Sarah, a winner /.
times IN one year, (both these beat Birmingham,
Signorinn, whs beat Memnon, DIR. Faustms anc
Euxton, (both these beat The imported Isviatban,
Joceline, Mayrocordato, Simpson, Orthodox, Eu.
Phra'es, Halston Jupiter. Recovery, &c. Fylde's
| dam' SIRE, several of his brothers and sisters Sc.
were hne racers, both for speed and bottom.
| The public now cross the Archie and other
American mares with horse of undoubted pedi.
gree and character.
Ample provision will be made for mares and on
no account will he take more than he can do com.
plete Justice. Refer to VIM TONNES
OCT ~S-"4t Boydton, Va.
The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer and
wing o"'ord, IN. CO Examiner, Milton, IN. Co.
| Spectator, Halifax, IN. c. Advocate, Milledpe.
vile, CGeol Journal, and the Nashville (Tenn.)
Banner, will insert the above once toeek for four
weeks, and forward their accounts to this office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
fsy !sesstP!l ~ Ggas.sasss.

- FURNITURE, GROCERIES,, &c
TOMORROW MORNING, TUESDAY Oct. 3O,b
i"S'' III mont OF our Auction Store. 1T 10 o'c,oc+
Io,,' .e'y ~ groceries, together with good cell
;oc'ion Vt new ani second. hand l;ous,buld nd
'u'hl'ufe. 5. Il e..
HORSES.
=, al the same time. several Saddle and Harness
-''SeS' SELDOM IL CLELAND
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

Z,
cent hma ion of 'he,r liberal patronage and to
warrant hn in the belief. shat he shall be rna-
orh To render satisfaction TO all persons IN wani
81 artie's m his line, " no Will fsYnr him WIN
call Il his % S'asj, Eek, above Nessrs, Cuch
rsn, tSArn"~ d FattcSnu. Mnju Street.
Among his assortment are The foliou;na,
'ooo par ladies' iastirg slippers, with and With
out buckles
2uno do do seal skin, morocco lasting and cali
SKIN walking shoes
5oo DO do morocco, seal skin and American kid
slippers, with aud without buckles
Ioo 40 Do lasting boots and quarter baots
100 do do gatcr boots
100 do du bronze morocco slippers
ioo do do w.nte and black satin slippers
3o do do prnnela slippers, with buckles,
quo do do gum elastic over 81 oes
MISSES
SUI do q" misses lasting. seal skin and moroc-
CO slippers
3oo do do seal skin md leather boots and shoes
CHILDRENS.
$500 pair chlden's seal skln morocco and
leather boots
200 do do do do do do do shoes.
GEN9LEMENS.
ooo DO g"nliemrns morocco and calf skin boots
Philadelphia make, very supc riur quality
80 do dn full dress opera boots
SUI do d. morocco and cu.f skin boots, from,
So 80 I" 81
500 do do seal skin, calf skin and morocco
pumps
100 do do full dress dancing pumps
100 do do stout Gait skp slices, Richmond
make
200 d" do morocco and buck skin Slippers.
3'o do do gum ei,s /; over SHOES. of su prrio.
quality.
iooo do mems calf skin boo ,ces and shoes, sew =
ed and peg2ed
1000 do kip du do do do
2ooD do do coar.e br"gaps aud shoes, sutabl.
for factory r plantation use
500 do do lined and bound shoes, sewed ane
begged
1000 do d. brogues, Richmond make, FIR planta.
600 60 boys' do do do d. 20 ,lo
WONERS.
500 do women's eaiet shoes
2ti0 DO do do boots
so do do DO shoes peGc"d.
BOYS.
1000 PAIR boys coarse bruynns and shoes suit
able toT fsctofy or plantation use
500 do do lined and bound buoteeS snJ shoes
sewed and pegged
100 do do dancing pumps
SO do do fine calf skin shoes
'SoyS Leather.
500 sides Soul Leather. at various prices.
HATS.
90 dozen wool Hats, suitable for factory or plan
tatiun use.
Shoe Thread.
Three cases Shoe Thread.
TRUNKS,
Double t"lIO, bellows and bs--top, ha rd lea
,her travelling trunks, superior quality
! Se'sKiD, hair an | deerskia trunks
Liquid and paste backing
Sine Bushes. combs &c &c
| All OF winch will bc sold on The most accom-
n'Jdaring Terms, either st wh"lesales or ,etai
Additional supplies of every article in his
| line which IL fashionable and good will be-
received weekly, by the packets.
| uc 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30

"a OTICE.-Tbo subscriber wishing to retire
Ia from pubic business, would like to rent ont
for term Of years, that we'll known establishment,
TRABUB'S TAVERN, together with tho Store
House and Plantation in tho county Of Chcsterheld,
II miles above Richmond, the main stage rus5
leading TO LynchbUrg; 1t being the first tto,L
ping place with the stages. Tho many advants.
yes that this place wo0id possess 70 man Of el.
terprizc and industry, it would he useless TO n1en.
ton in an advertisement, as il Is presumed, any
person wishing TO avail bins elf Of such az opp,
tunity, win FIRST coma aud SEQ for himself wous
kswIse be willing TO furnish the Renter with a..
no any description of furnturs, or any 9th ,
article hat would be suitable for such an estab!is.
u,ant. If esrly application bs rtds.
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