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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09
New York Tobacco Inspection.

ClTY OF NEW DIRK, 81 Apfll, 1854
"A LAW having passed the Legislature OF this State for
IA the Inspection Of Leaf Tobacco in the City OF New
York, aud the subscriber having received the appointment
OF Inspector OF tho same hereby gives notice that he will
enter upon the duties OF his Office the 18th Instant and
will receive and inspect according the provisions of said
law, all Leaf Tobacco brought this City subject to in
specion. He further gives notice. that he has engaged
the services and has associated with him in the
Mr. Nathaniel Pearce, late of the City OF Baltimore Mr.
Pearce has been extensive dealer and shipper OF obac
co in Maryland, and for time OF the State
Inspectors; he is well versed in all descriptions OF tobacco
produced in the United States and he with the
puaion OF possessing the highest qualifications for in
spec,or In his judgment, impartaty, and long expert
the utmost confidence may be reposed and il il
confidently believed he will give entire satisfaction 10 all
persons having business with the Inspection
The warehouses OF the subscriber buildings of the
first class and situated in the OF business and
bacco stored therein be insured at The lowest
Papters denlers manufacturers and all persons in the TO-
baceo trade, respectfully invited vshe warehouses
at all hours VI the day.
passage OF the present Inspection law, the
owner OF tobacco was chargeable with all
for Unco-ng drawng samples and coopeTng without the
hogshead being put under the screw, Tor weighing sto
rage aud deivery-the whole amounting several
dollars per cask Now, The charge dollars per hogs
head, half paid by the his congnee, and the
other half by the purchaser.
j. ID. STEVENSON, Inspector.
Mayo. lI6-4t
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p lBBS AT AUCTl0N.-In pliance with the last
"a - Win aud Testament OF David Bullock decd will
offer for sale, the highest bidder Monday the 18th
day of May next, at Louisa Courthouse, Chat being
Court day. the Tract OF Land lying in the said county on
both sides OF the South Anna River, called Bbbs. Icon.
tains by recent survey 635 - acres, OF which about
l3l low grounds; Il has an ample supply of timber;
and can be divided, 70 accommodate purchasers. have
left plot OF II with Mr. Buruss, the tenant, who will
show the Land 10 any persons wishing TO view it, MIR.
Burruss has lease the land annual rent of 5000
which will terminate the 3lst December 1895; the
benefit OF which, for s year, will be sold with the
Land he terms OF sale will be, fourth payable
the LIST January next when possession will be delivered
and Deed executed the purchaser, who will then be
required TO execute aBond demand for the residue OF
the purchase money, With endorsement thereon, that
all the interest due bereon and third OF the prnci
pal shall be paid annually thercoer the payment of the
residue shall not be enforced; with Deed OF Trust
The Lane 10 secure hepayment, TO be on the
interest and any Ialpsnt OF the principal shall
unpaid for sixty dsys~r becoming due. Bond aud APP
proved security, in the penalty of three thousand doars
viii be required o the purchaser for complying with the
terms OF sale ON the lslJanuary next.
FRED. HARRIS,
April III. llO-tkl Error. Of Dauid Bullock.
n AND FOR sALEAA BY virtue OF Deed in Trust,
EZ executed by Alexander Fucher, to Jno. G.. Will
iams, aud the subscriber for certain purposes therein
mentioned, and duly rocojed in the Clerks Office OF Gooch
land county, l. as surviving trustee, will at GOochand
Courthouse, on Monday the 10Th day OF May next, Gt
being Court day) procee sell the bidder for
ready money, ceriay Tract of Land, in said deed
described; lying and said county of oochand and
containing by estimation five hundred and twenty eight
acres, adjoining the ans Of Philip Fulcher, William Is
bel, Benjamin Woodw I'd, William Holman and Jacob
Cartcr.-I will convey Ach title is vested in by
said deed. PETER GUERRANT,
April Is Cll2-nl Suruiring Trustee.
Nm SToRE-Londou Bpwn Stout and Porter Just re.
ceved, and OF fine guilty, in quart and pint bottles.
30 Baskets Champagne C,met brand
IS IS On 5,n0 ca,k, Madeira Vine, FIRST quality
so Boxes. 2 dozen eucH, do do.
Z On 6hd Cash.. do.a do. do, low priced
10 CASKS, aud dezsu easb, Port Wine
go Boxes Tin Plate, ~
so DO. do. srsSeft-zF
For sale by ABRAHAM WARWICK .
April 20
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.MILLS.-City of Richmond.

CALICO .MILLS.-City of Richmond.
YENHE subscriber has tue pleasure OF inf .ming his
III former customers aud the public generally, that the
"Gallego Mills nearly completed, and will be full
operation with the growing crop ready 10
tract Tor wheat from all parts OF the country
The business will be conducted, after LIST July
der the firm of p j. Chevallie s. Co.
PETER J. CHEyALLIE.
Nav g. I7-I6t
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M OTlCE.-Iiaving finally removed my family and Sc
"a nina from my late residence the river Potomac,
hereby make known my intention oil returning hither
We located at this place, healthy pleasant
nalion, in the county Of Fairfax the Stage Road
from the District OF Columbia TO Winchester, where all
communications will reach me. WM. BRENT, JR
SuIly, near Chan lily p o., 26th April. 81 I-I2t
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BY RaTCHEE * Cook.

no. The ENQUIRER published week, generally, and
Tee times durns of Legislature
Ice Five Dollars payable 10 add
chartered speeicpayng hanks only will be
vcd The Editors will guarantee the safety orcm
mall the all being paid by tho writer's
" will he discontinued the discretion OF the
e.diors, until all arreaagcs hnvc been paid
" Whoever will the payment OF nine shall
fave the gratis.
TERMS ADVERTISING.
rs con each continuance
until either prd for
I, assumed bv this city or its environs
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dhN - REWARD. Ran away tom the Subscriber,
- AZ - about the 18th Nov. last, Negro woman,
named Matilda She is little above the size OF
Of brown complexion, aud about 20 years old.
Its thought that she may be somewhere up James River,
or lurking above the Basin, as she claimed wife
by boaiman in Goochand. The above reward will
be paid her delivery Captain Prens Jail, either by
him, or by the Subscriber JOSHUA ALyIS.
Nav 2. Z lI6-tf
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NEW ADVEleTISElNEalNV

la HORT PUMP.-The subscriber having rented this
~ well known and healthy establishment, IL miles
above the city OF Richmond, il prepared 10 entertain
(veers and others upon easonabe terms and in such
he will give general satisfaction He respect
fully sots the patronage of the old customers OF the
{tabshment, and begs leave 10 call the attention OF the
Spubc and the citizens OF the lower country particular
ky,to the well known healthuness Of the situation. His
bar is well supplied with the best OF liquors. and labor
expense will be spared TO promote the comfort oil all
Swho may favor him with their custom.
RIO. l. PULLIAM.
] Nav 9.
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Ii persons having claims against the estate of John
IN Forbes, late Of the city Of Richmond deceased will
present them for settlement the subscriber, in Rich
mond, between the 10th and goth instant, alter that
time in The county OF FIuvanna. Those indebted TO the
estaie, will please forward and make immediate pay
kJnent. JOHN FORBES, Jr, Executor
May y. l-w4w
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UIOUNDRY.-Ih have recently attached 10 nv former
~ business, Of making Agricultural Implements
Foundry and ready make Castings to order either
Of iron or brass. have hand for sale large number
OF ponghs aud plough castings and other agricultural i'm.
Pemens; also secondhand Turning Lathe and seve.
raj new ones, very complete. prepared 10 make
IhfeslHng Machines 10 order, Of tfrrent patterns
THOMAS SPENCER,
First Cross street ADORE me Banks
Richmond, April %. IIs-wiw
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A<ASH FOR NEGROES.-l shall be absent two or
" three months from Richmond. During my absence
Mr. Vim H. Goodwin will attend 10 my Jail and the rur
chase OF slaves for Liberal prices will be paid
Nov. 90. G5S-i1 LEWIS A. COLLIER
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HpICHARD POLLARD, ATTORNEY at Lato, will hence.
n a. forth attend the Courts OF The c6uHy of AbeInafle
n addition 10 those Of The counties Of Nelson nherst and
buckingham, and Of the Corporation Of Lynchburg.
He makes tender too, OF his services for The settle.
inent OF military well other claims upon the Federal
Government lie expects to be 10 Washington frequent.
~ especially during the Of Congress 80 az TO give
his personal attention TO business Of This character Hs
Post Office is Lovingson, n elson county, Va.
Aprl = 100-w6w@
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.s HN.-~~sn E> y <sO S~Iss--~xH N store.
TENHE Ship J.ferso,i just in from Liverpool having
n brought the remainder OF our importation OF Spring
GooDs except a lew packages--and receps OF Do
nestle and other Goods from the North having been very
heavy within few days-we ate now prepared TO offer
to customers, and all who may choose 10 call on US
OF the largest supplies Of Goods have ever had i'm
store, and which equal IN style any thing in the Dry
Goods line we have seen for many seasons. Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap. more general adj
vertsement will appear in a lew days
F& S. JAMES s. CO,
April H. LllO-ii] Market Square.
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HWbNTED, for the year 1885 an Oyerseer 10 sn,e,
w intend farm in The county OF Louisa None but
man OF experience IN the Improvement Of land the ma
nagemen Of negroes, and the culture Of tobacco need an
py-lo such one, liberal compensation will be given
Application 10 be made TO
RiCHD CARY AMBLFR
The Cottage, Hanover, April 49, II2-w4y
MOIlt E-AH persons indebted 10 the late firm If
out delay, 10 The subscribers and those having cl;n
against tie late hfm viii present hem him for psytnept
JANIS slLER, Surviving Partner.
. AP" ~ 1lf-w4w
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EEVOBACCO.-Tbe Pubic Warehouse (Ricbmond) has
just undergone conSete and thorough repair (be.
ng Aewly skided &c) Piatefs and others sending their
tobacco 10 The same asdred Of the sfces attention
being paid 10 II IN every pa SECULAR Freight TOLL &C. adj.
yancsd on al tobacco sent phe Inspectors Tobacco
BY he way Of Petersburg I'D Norfolk will be particular.
" attended to- when land on the wharf prevent da-
mage. LCKLAND s. MACON,
inspectors Public TVarehouse.
May 2, 1876
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n NROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
NH The subscriber has leased Of The tenements i'm
metaiey fronting the landing Of the BASIN near the new
MIL OF Mr. CheYae, for the Transaction Of GrOceTU
and Commission business, where he is receiving
hne assortment Of every article 10 Tie Grocery line aud 10
which he invites the attention Of pnrchasers-snd will
give personal attention sll consgnmenis that are en-.
trusted TO his care THOMAS T. JOHNSON
March %. IO6-0
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MEW AND FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER
"a SUPPLlES.-By the ship Jefferson, Just from Eng
land and recent arrivals from New York. the Subscrbr
has received and is opening part OF his Spring and
Summer supply OF EARTHENwARE.C CHIN A, and G LASS:
embracing an extensive OF ,i
latest fashions III includes various pdern- styles of
Tea and Dinner services-black, blue brown pink pur-
painted edged, and cooured Of every variety
with common, plain and rich glass; looking glasses
stoneware, &C., &c all OF which he will pack for the
country trade, sell al retail low any house in The
City-Conny merchants, who have been in the habit oil
buying their earthenware in the Northern cities, may
find, examining his and prices that they
can probably do well here, in any city in the Union
In The assortment splendid Tea services of
new rich patterns, and astral aud rejecting lamps
April %. ll13-Sil CHARLES HOLT Jr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-09

NOTICE Cotton Yaris-- Cotton Yarns.-My Cot
V ton Factory in The county OF Powhatan is in full
and complete operations having been expense
The last eight months in making repirs and improvements
to my machinery, adopting all heuOdern of
1ily-ogether with my own, oIA 80 years actual ex-
Perence in the business Of cotton spinning, % Of which
has been in the State OF Virginia also, by addk con
derable more new machinery 10 my establishment,
prepared 10 furnish Gotten arms Iaore extensively than
heretofore OF any number that maybe called for and at
prices equal not cheaper, than any other establishment
in the United States, (o1reputatonl Although INV es.
Enlistment is not incorporated one nc will
do as have shove ststef; il is also with nosma portion
OF pride and gratitude tA; find my lAls,j
tneiI superior quafi'y, 10 S.ose os = in this
country. When was atSwift Creek ftOry, owned by
Messfs. BowdeD, Byrne Co., the yatis then al
lowed 10 be superior to any made in the country. feel
hesitation in saying, tipt they shall h. the now;
try them aud they will befound sup Nor artice-no
mistake about Them and N order pre- en imposition,
have introduced thread of blue yarn the ye up and
lea band of every hank. And my Yarns ae up in sin
gle hanks, not and three hanks tTsted together, ia
making up the bundle. MY agents are I icssrs. Crane s.
Moby, and Mr.. William Wallace, Ric ond Mr. Charles
Hodson OF Petersburg, late OF the frmI Alessrs HosoD
Rogers s. Co. JOSE1f HAYWOOD.
March 81. iOgf2aw2w-w4w
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ANENERAL AGENCY.--ih he Undersigned, residing
Nh In Fredericksburg, Virginia, having opened an OIL
ice Tor the purpose, offers his The public as an
AGENT for the prosecution and collection of accounts
and claims generallytha nye sugaion of Land Titles
purchase and sale OF Real Estate redemption of Lands
subject 10 sale for non-paymen Of lakes &C. SC. any
par oil tie Slate OF Virginia, Of the djacenl States
He has given particular attention % the Laws and Re GU
laions respecting claims for REVOLUTIONARY SER.
VICES, both Continental aud State; aud will undertake
on Reasonable terms, the prosecution OF Claims aud
Bounty, Pay, Pensions, OF Officers and Soldiers of the
Revolutionary War: or, of the War the o.
States and Great Britian. He respectfully invites the
correspondence OF persons having ii lie such claims
either against the State OF Virginia the United States
Residing at a convenient point between, and within a
levy hours travel oil the cities OF Washington and Rich
mond, and having attentive and experienced correspon
dents, he will be able TO transact business promptly those
places.
In requiring legal all advice he will be assisted
by able counseland The utmost gence and attention
will be given bring speedy and successful issue any
business that may be con6ded TO him.
For the satisfaction OF persons distance to whom he
Is unknown and who may desire information his char
acter and capacity for business be authorised TO re TO
the gentlemen whose names hereto annexed
VIM. +. GRAY, FTedericks6urg, "a
REFERERcEs
Hon Francis r. Brooke, Court Of APPEALS, pa.
Hon John I. Lomax, General Court
of pa.
Hon. John Coasr, r
John Scott, Esq (FTe"eHehS0WB'
John S. Wexford, Esq
John L. hIarye, Esq .
Hon. WIN. T. Barry, Post Master General.
Hon. Samuel L. Southland, Senate H. s.
Hon John N. Patton, House of Rep U. States.
lion. WIN. 7. Taylor, do. do.
S % %S"i + S % S:$. 1 Ss Esq
May 6. 117-n
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FHNHE thorough bred imported l9c Horse BARE
IN FOOT, will stand the ensuing feson, (Which COM
nenced on The LIST OF February, and ~ Terminate The
LIST OF July,) my Farm adjoining. own OF Manches-
ter, and opposite the Ciyol Richmond The are,
within the season-and sixty ilsure iuare with loal
aud dollar 10 the Groom. 9ompmies individuals
sending six will be chsrgfd bu Tor five. There
lots and sheds prepared for ffes a9 pasturage with
charge Every attention yl be Pa 10 prevent acct.
dents escapes-but the sui, eber VIII not be RESPONSE
Bile for either Mares will be M era at 25 cents day.
and charge made for the Erd OF servants accompany
ing them. Barefoot was oaE the property of Mr.. Watt
in 1890 Zone OF the sessfUl sortsmen and breed
oil horses in all EnhndO who sold him 20 Lord
Darlington, from whom heya purchased by his present
owner, Admiral Sir lsasdColn, who sent him 10 this
country. AS a racer, Batpo as distinguished on The
English turf any horseT his day, having beaten many
ohe best in Ejand, and is said be the only
horse ever imported, th A had won the GREAT ST. LIE.
For a detail of Uperiormdnces, hand bills.
Barefoos pedigree 1eqnal 10 that Of any horse. lie
got by Tramp, out Kosamond, by BUzzarJ her dam
Rosebury, sister H,$, by Phenomenon; her dam Miss
West by Matcheml Regulus, Crab, Childers, ,Baso.
Tramp got by VIZ Andrews, out Johanna mare
her dam Flaxinea, n TrenhsiD oodpecker. Everast-
ing by Eclipse. Usk Andrews was got by Joe Andrews,
out oil Highnyer 6are; her dam by Cardinal Puff Tat
Ter, Snip, Godolpf Arabian. Joe Andrews was got by
Eclipse, out OF Asrsnda, by Omuium; her dam Cloudy
by Blank, Crab, lTiner, &c.
Barefoot il ed soIrel, FIVE feet two inches high of
great bone and Ssy and lrghly formed any horse
Richmond, A ~ rs. nIf-o9 c. MAYO
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Twenty-tlnird Congrcss.--Ist scss.

Journal 81 Ertem,re proceedings G me Sssot, on me
nomination and denominations Of cerfain Directors
9f the Bank Of The United States
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when this question was settled prosperity egouij ss,is
ELL decision had been made month ago by n,aio
~ OF bali hundred votes al The Bank should moi he
from Il than ever. '
Mr. Forsyth replied, that he bad not said that there
was no cause OF distress 10 the country, and tst ali the
complaints sent here, false clsmor lie admitted
there was distress IN some portions The country arising
from The abndgment Of banking accommodations and HE
derongemehl o. The exchanges Of The country lie believed
that distress did exist among business mon ,ose
daons had stopped, and where had been made npon
Banks, having no metallic basis to support them Wbat he
said was thsa there foundation for the crv If
distress when we looked the prices Of The po1uefS If
labor upon the forest, the ocean, the earth And what
we're they Al the prices showed them TO be ss hieb
now as they we're this time last year or higher Than bev
were az the time when according the statement OF no,
norable gentlemen he country was overflow ing ysb moe
Pcniy Inc prices current were 30 The whole Unit
ed States In Boston, or Inc 2sth ApdI In ,l srfcf ~
coffee, The prices were rising Mr. 4 here road fo,, fs
newspaper report Of prices current Now as 10 ths ,r
ucle Of cotton 20 Boston four thousand bales were sold on
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"a DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
~ subscriber, living 10 powbasn about The lss, of
Febiary Negro man, nsnsd EZEKIEL. be il a very
hli Negro, about % years age, feet or 10 inches
bif he has small scar upf his right arm, think be-
tack smiths shop; bis cafhing Is principally home.
? H.. lie was seen 10 the ouny OF Rockbddge about
" April, aud J suppose is nsking his way to Ohio
~ give the above reward, delivered 10 me- or $50 if
Poured 10 j'il so that get i'm again.
THOS. l.. HOBsON.
N. b. My address is Dieseusonyille, Powhstan.
May 2. 1I6-A
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YHfO THE PUBLlC.--Some Information is wanting in
M regard to the heirs aud legal representatives OF Jo-
sEPH Holt, decd, who a Lieutenant in Cant John
brenvs company from the county Of Charlotte and " as
attached to the 4h Virginia Regiment Continental es.
tAoishment, during the Revolutionary War. IL is well
known thatie said Joseph Holt married into the Garden
sniiy oil Charlotte, and has been dead for number of
years He bad by his wife, children TO wit Martha
Holt and Joseph Holt Martha died Whilst very Young
Joseph Holt (he sony moved frs, the State OF Tenbes-
see, aud afterwards 10 the State Of Georgia is beey-
ed, he died shortly after settling in the State OF Georgia
and without heirs IL the said Joseph Holt is still living
we shall be glad 10 hear from HIM In case Of his eah
and no children, the nert Of kin, become the
heirs at law and entitled TO receive whatever of land
money may be coming TO the representatives. of The above
mentioned Lieutenant Joseph Holt, account of military
services rendered in the war Of the Revolution.
The object OF this notice. is therefore, apprise all
who may deem themselves interested in this matter of our
intentions; to invite them TO make themselves known IN
u.s. and The grounds upon which they consider themselves
entitled. THOS. J. GARDEN,
JAMES GARDEN.
Wyiliesburg, Charlotte Co, April T. 1884 Ii2-wsw.
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Cancer.

THN find The art Of Healing, generally.
"a I'll subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
OF Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid that he
has become competeny acquainted by the instructions
irom the celebrated DR.. Lynch, Of New York city, TO cure
that formidable and fatal disease denoinated Cancer
without the Of knife caustic but effected in the
same way and manner practisod by DIR. Lynch who
mas met with unparalleled success in the treatment Of this
complaint, and also that OF Fistula or Fsulo-As the
subscriber is here from the City of New York. any
person wishing 10 be cured Of the above-nan,ed COM
plants, will please TO apply Immediately to him, at the
Msn-ioD Houre, Main Street.
Richmond, Jan. 6. w. w. MARSHALL
Certificate from Or. Lynch
do hereby certify, that Dr. w. w. Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my business
wheh Is attending 10 Cancer complaints, aud the art Of
healing generally. lie is now using my medicine
think bin capable and worthy the confidence Of those al
fliced. ID TVNf-u
The subscriber refers 10 Mr. Day, OF Manchester: Mr.
Gillian, Mr. James Csskie, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVE, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. BENJAMIN
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
w letters must be post paid. W. w. NJ
January Z. 74-,vtf