Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-06
XKIHOLESALE STOCK, Shirt Collar and Bosom
w interchangeable subscribers have on hand
and are daily receiving from their Mandatory
Stocks Of black and blue black silk velvet

VAHOLESALE STOCK, Shirt Collar and Bosom
w Manufdctory.-The subscribers. have hand,
and are daily receiving from their Msnufactory-
Stocks Of black and blue black silk velvet
do do. do. do French bombszne
do. do. do. English and Fr. silk vcsings
do. do. do. Paris satin vesing
do. do. do. and white satin
The foregoing made on Brse frames. In the very
best manner by experienced aud first rate hands, plain
and trimmed. With bows, peas apron fronts, &c. In
ry variety OF style Also large variety Of Stocks made
Patent frames plain and trimmed as before the
together with black white and coored hair cloth
white and fancy colored marselles, and white linen do
Bosoms OF every STYLE OF linen, linen cambric grass
CLOTH Imitation do plain pulled, herring bone, hem
Shirt collars Of every pattern and qua,y-an extern
sve supply.
Suspeniers-a large assortment Of their own importa.
ton and manufacture consisting Of superior quality dou.
BILE end wosed white aud fancy stripes, do double
end white fancy striped and colored edges best Eng.
ish silk also an extensive and various supply of u
elastic do, which for ease and comfort to the
stands unrivaled.
their old customers in Virginia for their liberal patronage
heretofore and TO invite their future vors also those who
have not as yet favored them with call are respectfully
invited to do The subscribers beg leave pur-
chssers generally that they will be supplied with every
article IN their line at the loves, possible rates Orders
Manufacturers and Vef,ders, late Warren Carter,
No. 10, Hanouer street, .Nsio York.
New York, January Fl. s0-wSm
HNXTENSIvE SALE OF VALUABLE FARMS
~ On the first Monday in March next, will be public
ly offered for sale, the premises about THIRTY VA.
LUABLE FARMS, containing each from 100 to 700 acres
Of land, the Of Brush Creek Lick Creek and
Blue Stone River, Giles county, Virginia They will be
sold on liberal credits without prices
$50 to $500. Immediate possession and every possible
accommodation will be given 10 purchasers. The title 10
ndspuabe, and shall be satisfactorily before
payment is required These farms comprise the greatest
body Of level fertile land in the county they have been
all carefully surveyed, with the and lines either
well marked or naturally bounded Each has perpe-
tual springs Of excellent it, with proper
iy OF grain, meadow and timber land. The tilable
grounds generally clear OF stones and many OF the
tracts beds Of limestone which is much used in Eu-
rope for improving lands and often preferred gypsum
plaster. There six mills (ncluding saw milD
within from two to eight miles, and several others are
about TO be erected still nearer The distance the Red
Sulphur Springs is about eight mileso Petersion Giles
Court House, Salt Sulphur Springs and Unon from Is
25 miles-to the Kanawha and Kings Salt Works and
Plaster Banks, about so 60 messo that ready mar.
kets may all times be expected for the surplus produce.
IL the new county intended TO be applied for session
be granted, il is presumabe the Court House will be To-
Gated within few miles The great object in view being
dusuious resident settlers the farms have all been laid OIL
and the upset prices fixed low, exactly suit SUCH and
these only invited to purchase. Mr. James Core re
siding on the lands, has plans of all the tracts and will
shew the boundaries. Further particulars will be given
at the sale and Information respecting the quality Of the
lands, title papers, sc. will be given by Mr. Albert b.
Moore, Wythe Court House; Captains William Smith,
William Chapman and Guy ID. French, Messrs. French,
Smith and Charles w. Smith, Brush Creek, or
JAMES HECTOR, Of Giles county, ia.
~ map Of the surveys and list Of rs farms are 10
be at Mr. Peter Chevailies counting room OH the
Basin, City Of Richmond [7S-w6w] Jan. I6.