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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-16

Public SaAe.

SAAELS n l. - OO u ASIINs
Public SaAe.
10y virtue Of a writ OF fer facias issued by William
Id Minor, Justice Of the Peace for the County OF
Alexandra, ID. C.. and to me directed, shall expose
to public SALE on Tuesday, the 5th November next at
II o'clock, the premises to the highest bidder. tor
cash. all the light, title, aud interest Ut Augustine D.
William, in aud 10 certain
LOT OF LAND
on which said Wiihams now lives. containing FOhI1
acres. more less, subject to his wife's DOVER
taken, by execution, to satisfy debt due lhomas
Tucker. OF said county.
oct 4 -eot5thNov
PMenix Mill i Land for sale.
TINDgR the authority of q Deed Of Trust from Ds-
u yid Wilson and others. the subscriber VIII offef
for sale, at public auction. to the highest bidder. on
Friday. the first day Of November nezt i've undivided
sixth parts Of the
W.aTER GRIST Mill,
in the County Of Fairfax, Holmes Run, near Alex.
andria called " The Phenx Mill with oil rights OF
way and wAters. as fully formerly held by the late
Thomas Wilson in his life time, end one undivided
fourth part OF the
,<.y,s~ TR.4CT OF LAND ADJOINING,
Hssaa6 con,sining o36 SCRES. more or less; and
~ five Undivided sixth parts Of an Acre Of Land
So on the opposite side of the Run, condemned
by the County Court of Pairfsx to accommodate the
Mil.
The sale will commence at IL o'clock at noon, st
the Mill. Terms cash.
RI. TAYLOR. Trustee.
sept l8-eotlstNov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-16

Doodm Clocks. -lu the Town Of Plymouth,
C'nO., it is said there are annually fifteen taous
and wooden clocks manufactured. One indivi.
dual has made BY this business fortune of near
ly 900 dollars. Six towns in Come cticu,
are largely engaged in this branch Of business.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-16

DoOt From the Northampton Mass Cou-
Her, OF the 9th instant, We learn that large guam
uhes OF wool daily pass through that place TOR the
Manufacturing establishments of Worcester
County. One load from Wellington Of 10000
pounds sold for $50, IS! and 20 cents. One
individual in Middleheld has sold during this sea-
son HOO heeces a, 20 cents per pound. averag-
ns t"o dollars each fleece. Thus giving an in.
come Of more than $4,000 To the farmer for his
sheep alone, made from soil unfit for any pur-
pose but grazing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-16

1-oon the receipt Of the Presidents order tor
,smo,ing the Deposites in Portsmouth, n H. q
.srn,c Of one hundred guns was fired and the
x,1onal Flag displayed on liberty Pole-all
,.,l., the direction Of the 'rale senewine'
,rue.blue men.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-16

Modern democracy consists 10 supporting all
the a,.er,iens Of power and the acts Of men in
o6es. Good oldfashiOned democraey-the de-
,ocracy we have learned to respect and ad-
mi,s-alyays resisted the open or insidious en-
.,o,ehments Of power, come from whatever
Ou,r,er they might
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-16

The Southerners have been pretty we'll skin
nod At the New York races. They are FESTIVE
,0,ler defeat, and several challenges tor new
r,,ss hereafter have passed between them and
,bsit Northern friends. soon as any OF these
are accepted and agreed on, we shall give part:
cuIars. $4,000 side will probably be the bet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13
COUNTERFEITERs CAUGHT

~. CONCORD, IN. H) August 81. 1888.
"e 'e"ea.soi the counterfeiters, who have for the lass
three years flooded the States with spurions hont un,ns
u 'oin, were invaded last week; and we have a.
since i, rssuI, ISL" e. ! : eiee,nally stopped Tor the present.
90 90 " iesuteu IN The capture Of ttcenty fonr counfer.
Je'ters with their plates, ngraving tools. oriuGn. ~
ana instruments for coming money. ~
Ihe particulars oil this business ~ b.,. - ~
buiteThelj, Esq. of Tyngstorough, M unda, IS ep
S Tn ue operations were conducted.
enterprise was started at Boston. In the I,,,.r r,.,
y, '"y, on Tue Information Of a person connected Win ,ms
gang, who had been spprehepded S,r , diT..o VII III
o' winch he was not guilty, and who has aidei ,ho LII,
W. :, IN breaking up the establishment with n zeal
rh;. n uo" "h'ch would hardly have been anticipated.
= "'' Pe's"h' VINO was a respectable mechanic. and apne,rs
IKE many others, 10 have been drawn into the b,sinass hy,
NC "e.epnVe representations Of The leaders of the Gang
was set II liberty after his arrest in Boston q $500
promise TO aid in the detec tion Of Tho ras,' 4 "s o"n
Csnada' when, after he had seen things in -
n'J. Du'terfled followed, and obtained the necassary No.,
, ho' "m" nc rom the magistrates and citizens, aud, az
,u "ppon'e" ho"r, a simultaneous movement, wa, made
upon ,heir hahitotions in Durham and Barns,on The e.
'aueroI the mint, with the result above st,,.J
me names OF the individuals apprebendad >, nj
are, T.. Gleason, Jr., Willard Gleason. Uor,oa ctn""""
Ssnue' Gleason, Reuben Moses, Benjamin. Mose. VIII,
:. Ing a hawes, and Jones. This list emhra...
wea''hy farmers, old convicts, new adventures and -
" .Vpper'p'a'e engravers in the province. BENJAMIN
businos, ieP'esen,eu as a man OF uncommon skill in this
D"nne INV 10 nave been long in the employ of Fairinan.
Draper, < Co. OF Philadelphia. They we're ,xa'n nna
u" al 'N'y committed Tor trial, in the Jail al Montreal
conc"ro pJ'i -; arrested at B'rnston and vicinity were ali
p"atcn en IN 'te coming operations. Their names p
Michard Kalston, Reuben Hill, Isaac Hill. Daniel Snr,r ere
"m," heiiey, Na,hl. Hollister, Henry Hollister Ebe'
nezrr sonthmayd, Robert Marsh. SyIyes,or 81 o1
Leonard Elms, Fulton and - Conrersa 'TGlha ian
were examined at sherbrooke, and fully com,n;,,oh ~
,rla', one only finding bonds. Two Others were annrs'
'eH' Inc operations of this gang were carried nm i; i,
Camps In the forest, where their machinery was found All NJ
secured. ''""u
The seizure embraced atou, $4,000. prepared for cir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

ENALb DRY GOODS WddscoTh & Wiiidms in
"a form their customers, and merchants generally, they
are now receiving from Pbiladelplia, New York and
Boston q general assortment OF Dry Goods; and that in a
lew DAYS thrIf assortment will be complete Tor the fall
trade. Their stock Of goods will al all times be found
worth the attention OF country merchants, and their prices
as low as in any Northern market
August so. % a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

n HN tuesday, the lTth day OF September next, | will
~ again oher D~ungeness Tor .alc, TO the highest bidder
upon me premises, this plantation, lying on James River,
uhrty-three miles from Richmond, containing eight hum
areu acres-one hundred OF which are low grounds. The
Land, az far as cleared, is Of excellent soil wing ,ema,L.
AMY level. Upon the farm there is a variety OF fine fruits.
! he improvements such as will accommodate a ,olerably
urge lamliy.-i kRMs one-third 10 be paid on Civ
ing possession, which will he on the LIST day of January
next; the balance in two equal annual payments. The
purchaser may have the privilege OF seeding wheat. |
wi'l' III me mean time, proceed TO prepare the land for
that purpose. l consider il as healthy a situation az anv
Oh James RIVER there has not been a single case OF
July %. [23-tds] GEO. WOODS0N Avn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

ri ASSAU HALL, Princeton, .NeW Jersey-The
lS Winter Session OF this Institution commences Oh
Thursday the 7h oil November next. Candidates Tor ad
mission can be examined at The beginning of the session,
or, " they prefer IT, at the ensuing Commencement OF the
Soilege, winch occurs Oh the 25lh (Sep'embe) instant.
mere are no extra charges TO under graduates Tor atien.
dance upon The lectures of any of the Professors. Gen.
te'nen not connected with tie College can have the psi.
VIege oil attending The different courses OF lectures by
making application 10 the several lecturers. The in.,rnc.
ton is conducted by the
Rev. James Carnahdn. ID. D., President.
fessor Of Ancient Languages.
Rev. Albert b Dot, a. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics.
Joseph Henry, A. NJ, Professor of Natural PhIlosophv
john Torney, NJ. D., Professor Of hemistry.
Samuel l.. Howell, NJ. d., Professor Of Anatomy and
Psychology.
Louis Hafgans, A. NJ, Professor Of French and Spanish.
Benedict jaeger, A. NJ, Professor OF German aud liza.
Ian, and Lecturer on Natural History.
John s. Hart, A. B., Tutor.
Stephen Alexander, A. NJ, Tutor.
III. N Wilson, A. b., Tutor.
September 10. 27-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13
DrMgs, .Neelicimes. RoNim9a. 40.

EATILLIAM O. COOKE, having purchased Of MIR.
w Hugh c. McNemsra, lis stock of Drugs, Medt-
cines, Paints, sc respectfully informs the public, that he
intends TO continue the Apothecary and Drug business a,
the old stand, one door above the Bell Tavern. He has
now on hand, and intends constantly TO keep = good az.
sortInent OF such articles as are generally kept in like esia
biIshmenis, which he offers for sale on such terms AZ he
hduers himself will give general satisfaction. He invites
tie old patrons Of the establishment to continue their Gus
TOM aud promises that his most unwearied efforts shall be
gwen TO merit tbs patronage OF the public. Country mer-
chants, Physicians, and The public generally, are respect.
io'!y requested to give him a cali, before purchssiog.
aug % eS-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

EN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.-IG Powhaian Coun.
Ia ,y Court, August 9Th, ls33-On an Injunction.
hioh " saunders, Plaintiff,
against
Robert e. Macon and Manuel Judah, late executors of
Chancellor II. Saunders, deceased, and RomuIus NJ
Laype, deputy Tor William CTump, sheriff OF the county
OF Powhatan, D.fendants
This day came the plaintiff, by his Attorney, aud the
defendant Manucl Judah not having entered his appear.
ahce and gwen security, according 10 the Act OF Assembly
and The rules OF this Count, aud il appearing to the salts
iacilon oil The Court that he is not an iniIabitant of this
Comnonw ealtl; on the motion OF the plaintiff, by his Al.
torney, II is ordered that the said defendant, Manuel Ju-
dah, do appear here on or before the first Monday in No.
Veipoer next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and give Sc
curity Tor performing such decree as the Court may make
herein; and that a copy OF his order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published III the city of Richmond,
ana continued for t"o months successfully, aud that ano.
ther copy be posted up at the front door of the Count
House OF this County. a ~Copy-Teste.
VIM. S. DANCE, C.
Sept. ID 37-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

.oa mn, 10 relate the Circumstance exactly az i, t,ans.h.
Te'' ana not to vary from the truth upon the main of ar.
elung ,heir Just revenge. The poor ignorant wretch. sun-
P "g tney would put their threats into execution, re-
aeu me "hoic story, which agreed ia every particu-
,f WIN that told by Mrs. a. This lady ,bouyh mnc,
bruised and personally injured, returns to the bosom of her
o ""iy pure and unsuilied in her character, which she
;ear; ana she has set an example which will be a warn.
shire .fdvocate' insult
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13
BY RITCMHE IL COOK.

~, ~. The ENoUlRER is published twice u week, generally, and
three times a week during the session Of the State l,eoisInture :
Price, tho same as heretofore, Five Dollars per ennum, payable in ad-
caived in payment. Tho Editors will guarantee tho safety of remit.
tos them by mail; the postage of all letters being paid by the writers.
lT No paper will be discontinued, but NJ the discretion of The
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up.
9T Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers. sbnlI
aavo the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
6J Ono square, OF loss, first insertion, IS cents; each continu,,..
50 cents. No advertisement inserted, until il has either hee, oaiJGo,
or assumed bv some person in this city OF It's eryirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

EBERIODICALS received BY II. /. SMITH-E1ge.
n worth's TsIes,v o 10Th, London Edition,
ShakspeaTe's Works, vol. Sth, London Edition,
Christian Library, part 7th,
Christian Observer, for April,
Ca6ine! OF Natural History, vol. 18th, which completes
the volume,
Blsekwood, Metropolitan, and Foreign Quarterly Review.
NO.XIX and Xxx,
tales aud Novels, by Miss Edgeworth, American Edi.
Ion, vol OH, aud the American Turf Register and Saort
ing, Magazine, No. IL for August, for subscribers.
sept. lU. 36-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

HAN r. now on hand, from one to two hundred cord OF
Ill superior hickory and oak WOod, for sale at Miller's
Landiog' on Poropotank creek, Glou ester county, Va.
ibere is a sufficient quantity OF water for vessels that viii
dGaw rom 8 to nine feet water, Immediately where the
q" oou hes; a vessel That can carry 80 cord can he loaded
IN one day. The prices Of Wood nog. i'm pbiIadelpbia
aod other markets, would justify Captains Of vessels To
purchase This Wood, and make a good profit. I shall keep
a good supply ON hand during The Fall and Winter season.
JOHN HOWLETT.
woods z Roads Gloucester CO.. Aug. 10. .8O--Ist
NOTICE. memorial will be presented to the next
Legislature, respecting the tolls ON Mavo,s hide
Sept 3. ts4-W4w1 A. MAYO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

HkNaihflELD R~ACES.-FALL METING.-WiIc com.
n mence the 18th day of October, and continue Gn",
days. "'
FIRST DAY.--Sweepstakes for three years olIs. mile
heats, 500 entrance, h. f. ~
SECOND DAY.-Proprietor's purse, $500, two mile
heats, SIS entrance. ~
iHIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse, $500, four mile
heats, $50 entrance. ~
FOURTH DAY.-A pair of Silver Pitchers. two mile
heats. ADAAIS :" ""'e
Sept. 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

Ed EmOFAL.-BALDwGN s. KENT have removed
Ma TO their new store, nearly opposite Messrs. Lewis
Webb x 20, and now offer for sale upwards of fUe hun.
area PACKAGES oil Staple aud Fancy by Goods. Their
assortment - now complete, and will he kept good duripg
the business season, by purchases IN the Northern mar
keis, or by direct importations. Possessing every AGILITY
Tor buying goods cheap. they pledge themselves TO sell
ihein TO Functudl customers, at a. low prices as they eau
be bought in any marketin tho United States. An exa-
nlndiion OF their stock is respectfully solicited.
September 10. 36-IOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

Union HOrEL-The subscribers have taken that
u well known establishment, the Union Hotel. and
have been al considerable expense and trouble In putting
the house in good order and repair. They promise their
trends aud the public, that every exertion shall he used
TO give the utmost satisfaction IN every department, An
OF Mr.. Poftefs stages stop at This establishment Tor pas.
sengers before going to any other part Of The city.
WIN. X. BAILEY.
ED. &. MOSBY.
Richmond, August 18th, 1888. 3O-I2f
9TNstional lntoNigencer, Baltimore Republican. Norfolk ue,std
Petersburg intoligeaoor, FI6iericbsburg Arena, and New York Coz
rI n Enquirer, VIII publish the above advertisement ,wiee a zeal IL,
-four weeks, and fofwsrd their accounts TO his ofses for eon,eston'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13
New York, August 9th, 1888.

'ENHE Races over the Halifax, (virginia) Course, will
n commence on Monday, the 18th OF October next.
and continue five days. ~
tries and closed. Tf
SECOND DAY-Proprietor' Purse, $500, two mile
heats-entrance SIS. ~
laiRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats,
hve-entTance SO.
FIFTH DAY-Sweepstakes for three year old colts and
miles, miie heats, 10 close OH the evening of the I'd davis
race-entrance $50. y
me cash Tor each days race, will be paid by the Pro-
prietor, without discount.
Good stables and litter furnished gratis by the Proprie,or
NATHANIEL H.. POINDEXTER P,opyietor
September 10. 36NH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Wil be
v sold to the highest bidder, at public auction. wi,bou
reserve, on the premises. on Friday, the Ih October next
TIE tract OF land lying in the upper end OF Meckiepburg
oeionging to VIM. Boyd, containing 1865 I 2 acres, ahou,
one hall cleared. II lies well, and is considered QUO OF
'ne hnest tracts OF upland in the county. 1t is well
ADAPTED 10 The culture OF tobacco, and grain OF every de.
serpnon. particularly wheat, and is situated within two
ana a hsii miles OF two manufacturing mills, aud within
ten oil Ciitksviiie. The improvements are two dwelling
houses ABOUT one mile apart, one Of which ia spacious and
wen adapted TO the accommodation of a large family. a cot.
20 u g'n' anu other necessary out houses. Ii is deemed
unnecessary to say any thing further about the land, as lis
presumed persons wishing to purchase will view il. The
property will be shew to any person wishing 4, viey il
ey me overseer, residing on the premises, by DIR. David
Shtn, near Chrisiiansviile, or the subscriber. Sa,isfacto.
sale. aIEDED paw "
Boydton, Angus, 2Sth, 1888 81 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

NEW MARKET RACES-FALL 1885,.
VIE RACES over this course will commence as
n usual, on the second Tuesday in October, and con.
iinue four days.
FIRST DAY-Ttco stakes:
IS.-A Sweepstake for Colts and FiIlies, three wears old
- mile heats-$l0O enirance-half forfeit. Now three
subscribers; and, by their permission, will remain open
ill the 18th of September.
2d-A Sweepstake for Colts and FilHes. three wears
o,d-miIe heats-$6O entrance-piay or pay-free for all
cons mat have never run a public race-,o close on the
first day of October.
SECOND AY-Propricfor' purse $500, entrance SIS
z mile heats.
THIRD DAY-JOcky Club purse 5000, entrance, $40
|. 4 mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-Me 1Neto JMarket plafe-consis,ing of
Two beautiful SaUer Pitchers, with tops and walters.
ages.
Inc proprietor will be prepared, as usual, TO accommo-
date gentlemen at the course.
August 81. a2-6t
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P.O., Poindexter's Store. Louisa Co. Az. = 9 -"

LoA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
v subscriber being dealro"s of removing 10 the West
or Southwest III tie Fall, will, OH the frs, Thursday in
oclooer next oiier at public sale, Gf not sold privately be.
lo,e u uthe, winch he would prefer doing, and will sell
d oasgsih IN ~ on the premises, The tract OF Land on
which he resides, lying on Briery river, 10 the county of
, Ince E"ward' 8 miles South OF the Courthouse, 5 OF
I%iamPden Sidney College. and 10 from the town Of Farm.
me "nlSn Is a good tobacco market, containing by recent
survey 1880 acres, nearly one half OF which is in woods.
ana a large proportion OF tho wood land is good ,obarco
'dhu' NE ba'ancei Is open, aud by estimation from $50 TO 200
ere OIL creek ana branch Hats, admirably adapted 10 The
production OF corn, oats, wheat and tobacco. Ii is also a vsrv
superior grass plantation, affording meadow land enough
raising nay TO almost any amount, independent of The
elovcf from the high Iinds: III a word, this tract of land
Is believed not TO be interior TO any in The county. There
Is on ii a good dwelling house, with eight rooms. good out
houses and barns, enough TO house 80 900 lbs. OF tobacco.
(. ne he'ghborhood furnishes a market, for beef. mutton.
IN ficl any thing that can lie raised on the plantadon-
he above Tract OF Land will he sold in a body, or divided
IN any manner TO suit purc!iasers-onc third OF the pur.
chase money TO be paid when possession il given, the ba-
'.nce IN three equal annual inst ,lnents, The purchaser
giving bond with approved security, or a Deed OF Trust on
tbe property TO secure prompt payment.
SePtember6 g. [35-tdJ DIN J. FLOURNOY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

'noSi SAi-E.-By virtue oil a deed Of trust, eXecu.
IL ted TO the subscribers on the LIST Jav oC Inn. Ieai
oy cohn Z. SPlller and wife, Of rccord in the county cour,
OF Albemarle, and for the purposes therein mentioned. we
ready money, on Monday the Both day OF September . xt
to the highest bidder, the one undivided roie,y of the
AioemarIc mills, and the tract of land on which they stand.
containing two hundred aud ,hiriy-eight acres, more or
less. These mills are situated on Hardware river i'm the
county OF Aiocm'rle, within two miles of ScottsviIIe on
ame n'Ver' nearly new, built OF brick. with two pair OF
oufrs, one p'ir OF corn or cologncs, and A yalnabLe $40
mill attached They are nov ia peiiec, repair, rented
Tor The season to, AMI in successful operation by. Pace &
Peikins.-The tiile indisputalIc, but will be conveyed
only as we hold it-Saie al IL o'clock precisely.
+. II. DYER, r
August goth, 1888. Q, M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

ANCASTER, DENNY s. 60, .aucfioneers and
A Commission .dieTchGnts, offer for sale, in store
200 hbds. ST. CrOix aud Porto Rico sugars, part prime
zoo boxes and bbls. double and single loal steam re-
fined do.
40 boxes white Havana do.
lzoo bags and bhls. coffee consisting OF old Java. Ma
hhha, Kio, Havana, Laguira and St. Domingo.
ooo packages Gunpowder, Imperial, Young II Tyson
and Hyson teas
100 bids. molasses Sugar House, Porto Rico and
MatdBzas
2oOOO lbs. cotton yarns, assorted
100 coils Manila cordage,
WIN a large and general assortment Of Foreign and
Doncs'lc Liquors among which, superior Cognac BRAN
dy, imported direct; wines of almost every kind aud qua.
MY among which, choice old l.. p. Madeira, in pipes.
haIi do, quarter casks, half do. and bottles London Dock
Fort IN pipes, aud Port, in bottles, received from Liver.
pool and various brands of Champagne London porter,
equal TO any ever seen in this market; pepper, pimenlo,
race giuger' nutnegs, mace, window glass, soap and can
uies, owe oil, tanners do, some very superior; sole lea.
'her, shoes, hats, madden, sAlpelre, alum, shot, Hacks
segars, Hazards celebrated axes, palisse and counterpart
wadding. mantal and pier glasses, &C. &c.
August 20. sO-16t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13
Aug 80.

a STOCK FOR SALE have Tor sale
& eight or nine Bulls, fiom is To 20 mouths old. nv =
p /" Durnein snort norm OF the stock Of J II. Powell of
Philadelphio, out OF my ine Hereford cows-of Tie .,ock
imported by Henry Clay, Esq, which he selected in Eng
'dhu IS detP milkers-thus combining the two rival breeds.
ana hve or SIX rains by one Of MIR. Mieade's hvorne stock
application TO be made by the Let day OF October ne xt. 10
me, or, IN my absence, 10 Mr.. Hargrove, my MANAGER
JAMES NJ. MORRIS.