Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-22
NEW ADVEEs1aSEMENTs
gSresh Fall & Winter Dry Goods

FINHE SHIP Tally 10, just arrived from Liverpool.
Il has brought (~h The exception OF 10 or 10 psrkage
our entire Importation Of FALL IND WINTER
GOODS, which large and general and will be landed.
presume during this week. We have also, in Store
very erensire supply Of American Cotton and TVooien
Goods-many of which being bought early in the Sum
mer, cheaper than such goods can now be had Our
supply OF Fancy Goods also, will be quite good by the
lst of September. These receipts, added large sup.
Ply OF Staple aud Fancy. European, India and American
Goods, bought or imported during the past Spring for the
most part IN original papers and packages and in fine
der and chesp similar Goods now be obtained
will constitute the largest supply have at one
tune, aud such an one we think will be found worthy
the attention of town and country Merchants throughout
Virginia The purchase aud importation of so large sup
ply In the very embarrassed slate in which the country
has been bare required about great efforts have
ever made The whole undertaken aud eff ed, from
desire aud determination of ting any demand W hich
might be experienced here; aud in the hope as the ian
poraion for the Fall expected TO be light that the
adventure would iuTn TO good account Our neighbors
too, glad perceive (and which take leave 10
inen,on and will be in the receipt consicra
bic supplies; and Hiil, sure, unite all 10
make the Inducements 10 all who may here TO pur
chase az great, they can be made We have said
this suhjec than should have done because of in
'naons we have received, that from the very embsass
cd State OF commercial aairs an apprehension had arisen
IN the country, that there would be few goods Of
consequence received here Tor the Faland for the pur
pose oil informing those ~o have generally gone 10 e,o
YORK., but who, FROM the appearance the cholera there
even in the slight degree in which il exists may be
going there this Sc ason that they NAV come
here, expecting 10 hnd only many goods as The
viii need but at prices, trust that will give general
satisfaction As have opened our Good
f. & J. S. JAMES & CO.
Aug. 81 Oiled Market Square, Richmond
"A VALUABLE TAVERN STAND FOR SALE
Ia Poiesvile Tavern, with Store House and 100
acres OF land, situated in the lower OF Louisa county
VIII be leased out TO the highest bidder, for the Of
three years. OF the premises Thursday, the Ali day
oi September next If lair, Otherwise the fair day
thereafter Also, IN other private Dwelling Houses that
will suit snail families, and Tailors shop AT the same
time and place. the subscriber will sell at auction, for
cash, i32 acres OF land lying miles distant from
ioitesvie, the waters Of Elk Creek North ma
RIVER Persons nho wish 10 purchase this place, will do
well 10 see II previous TO the day of sale.
Also, at the time and place. will he sold on credit
one other tract of about 100 acres, adjoining lands Ct
scrbers entire stock of cattle plantation tools two
plough horses sc. &c. NATH THOMPSON.
August %. 3l-4l
II required, 1870 20 10 u lease.
6SALE OE TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOL.
~ LARS VIRGINIA STATE STOCK-Lredee,na.
1Ie Jor ftcenfy yeGsScaied proposals. endorsed Estate
Loans, will be received the Office OF the Second Au-
dior until the l7h September next. For the whole, or
any part oil loan 10 the Cornmonweat OF Virginia OF
NlNETY-FlYE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO bear an
interest OF or per cent per snnum the option of the
bdders under authority Of An the Capt.
ta stock OF the Portsmouth aud Roanoke Rail Road Com
pany and TO authorize subscription thereto on behalf of
the State passed January 2O,h 1884, and OF San act TO
amend The charter OF the Winchester AID Potomac Rail
Roah Company, and Tor other purposes passed March
lO'h, 1884.
The interest on said loan, will he paid semi annually ut
the treasury oil the Conmonw ah, tie 10 january,
aud l5Ia july the warrants of the Second Aud,or
The proposals sill be opened l O'clock OF the day
mentioned.
By order of the President and Directors of the Board
Of Public Works, j. BROWN, Jr 81 Auditor
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