Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-19
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SHoCKG WAREHOUSE-To ToBAcco Planters.
VIE subscriber begs leave respectfully TO inform the
n Planters and others shipping tobacco 10 this market,
mat he has completed a new Gre-Proof building ON the
settle where ShockG Warehouse stood, and that from the
increased area and improved plan of the house, much has
been added TO the facilities Of despatching business at the
establishment. lie will remind the Planters, that from its
situation in the midst of the Counting Houses of the
Dealers, this Warehouse will always have a full attendance
even in the. worst weather.
RANDOLPH HARRISON. Jr.
In consequence Of the death of Mr.. William Young,
one of the former Inspectors at this Warehouse, Benjamin
sheppard, one OF the subscribers, has been appointed TO fill
his place, who will continue TO receive tobacco belonging
TO Planters and others, as he has formerly done, the sale OF
which will be generally attended TO by Mr.. Robert c.
Willlamson.-Mr. Williamson has been long in the tobac-
co business, and is a gentleman that we can recommend
win confidence, as competent salesman. Tobacco COM
ing down the Canal, and intended Tor Shock9 Warehouse
Will be taken from the Basin free of drayage; and we as
sure the Planters and others who may send tobacco to This
Warehouse, that no pains shall be spared by us, consistent
WIN our duty, TO give general satisfaction aud despatch TO
their business.
MosBY & SHEPPARD, Inspectors.
The subscriber having located himselra at ShockG Ware
house, tenders his services to the Planters and Farmers Of
virginia, as an Agent, for the sale of country produce.
lie hopes that an experience for a series of years in the
tobacco trade, a general acquaintance with the tobacco
dealers, added to a wish TO give general satisfaction to those
persons who may confide their business to his care, will
entitle him TO a share of public patronage. His charges
for the sale OF tobacco will be the same, as that heretofore
ROBERT C. WILLIAMSON.
Proceeds Of sale of produce will receive such a direc-
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January 20. Ss-wst
TE7RUST a l. OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
IA By virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to William
Is. Matthews aud the subscriber, by John w. Hoomes,
Tor the purpose OF securing the payment of a debt due TO
Austin Brockenbrough, and OF record in King William
County Court, |, "a surviving Trustee, shall, on the Goth
OF March next, or on the first fair day thereafter, sell at
public auction, on the premises, for cash, that valuable
tract OF land now owned by the said John w. Hoomes,
lying in the counties OF King William and Hanover, OH
the Pamunky river, which runs through a part thereof,
caving only a small part in the latter county, containing
by estimation, about seventeen hundred acres more or
less, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient 10 raise the
sum OF money in the said deed mentioned, with the costs
and charges attending the execution of the said Trust,
and also, a certain other sum OF money, TO secure the pay
ment OF which, TO Winter Bray, the said Hoomes eXecu-
ted a prior deed OF trust 10 Lawrence Muse and the said
William B. Matthews on the same land, and which is also
oil record in King William County Court, and has been as
signed by said Winter Bray TO said Austin Brockenbrough.
This very fertile tract of land and the fine improvements
on 1t, are too well known to require a further description.
he title is believed to be unquestonable, but acting as
trustee, l shall convey with special warranty.
tn. GRESHAM, SURVIVING Trustee.
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