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Central Market.

Green Gro DE Nap Silk.
D PIECES dark bottle green gro dc nar
ID silk, just received from Auction, for sale
cheap. J. Burrough, Jr. y Co.
july 26. No. 3 Cheapslde.
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LEAD,

n ROLL sheet lead, lbs. per square
IL foot l do do do, lbs. per square
foot; do do do, 8 lbs. per square foot.
ALSO,
Copper and Iron Tacks for leading; -
deep sea and hand leads of different sizes.
The above are for sale as low as can be
purchased elsewhere.
LEWIS HOAR s. co.
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Received This Week.

9E( USSlA SHEETING, white Aanncls, brow
~ and bleached shir,ings and sheetin es all
qualities, caicoes, corded skirts, satteen, fancy
hdkfs, diapers, gloves, ribbons suspenders, pe-
llsse wadding, cotton cord, palm leaf and feath-
or fans, green and white wells silk braids, for
once silks, linen hdkfs; with a variety Of other
goods, all Of which will be offered at extreme
low prices. j. BURROUGH, JR SEQ.
july IL. No. 8 Cbeaps,.Ie.
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1NHE mail stage will leave Provi-
dence for Warren, Bristol and
Newport, at o'clock, A. M. every day
(Sunday excepted) and arrive in New
port same afternoon. Returning, leaves
Newport every day Sunday excepted) at
8 o'clock, A. nj. for Bristol, Warren and
Providence, and arrive same afternoon.
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4" Go AheUd.o

|HyURNER g. SALISBURY have
IL this week received further supply
|of FASHIONABLE CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs,
VEsTINGs all of which shall be made into
garments in first rate style, at short notice
and warranted to fit. We earnestly re-
quest gentlemen in pursuit Of chothing, to
give US call, as we feel assured our as
sortment is as extensive as any one in
town, and in consequence of the removal
of the deposites' we will sell at unprece
dented low prices. april &c.
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BROW.H COTTO.NS.
p UST opened six bales OF brown shirtings and
q sheetings Of different qualities, for sale low.
july 26. J. BURRoUoH,'JR. & Co.
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fEtANCY hnir brushes, French wash b,Ils
- and hair powder, cut-pungents. and En-
glish aromatic volatile ealis- new and choice
articles, Preston salts, .hsrrogate sali.. sodo.
rochelle, and scidlitz poS aers, essences OF ali
kinds; with an extensive assortment Of penu,na
and fresh Drugs, sPiccs, Family Medicines. and
Perumery, just received end for sale a, the SIGN
OF GALEyv7S HEAD.
nov u Water-street.
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LIKE WISE,

In addition TO his Stock Of Hardware, he
keeps on hand = complete assortment Of first
rate GRocERIEs, wooden ware and baskets and
n general assortment Of Paints, Oil, " Window
GLASS, sc. &c.
Warren, Oct. 26.
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NEW GOODS

BURROUGH. JR. s. CO. have just re-
q . ceived direct from partner in New York, a
splendid lot OF desirable goods, selected with
care and purchased with cash. Among them
are the following super Jaconet cambrics, gauze
and lasting ribbons, wells, corded skirts, cam
brics, quings and net laces, bishop lawns, cal
coes, ginghams, muslins, nankins bed lace, fan.
cy shawIs and hdkfs-buttons. spool thread,
silks, chintzs. with great variety of other
goods all Of which will be offered at unprece-
dented low prices, as usual.
June a.
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CLOTHING .AT LONG ROOM.
00 ARMENTS Of every description furDi- he'd
NJ at short notce.by
jSiy4. VIM. T. WHEATON.
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE

ACCOMMODATION STAGE.
VI EAVES Bristol, every morning
~ Sunday excepted) at half past I
O'Clock, for Warren and Providence.
Returning, leaves Providence every after
noon Sunday ,excepted) at 3 o.
clock, 70, Warren and Bristol. Fare
from Bristol to Providence, $l; up and
back same day, $3.50. From Warren,
IS cents; up and back same day, 81 90.
sDD Books kept in Providence, at the
Mansion House Brastow's Manufactu-
rers Hotel, and at the Franklin House
Burgess and Hoiton's hotel, Bristol and
at Coles and Commercial hotels, War
sen.
sC5e Passengers called for and left at
any part Of the town.
j. s. N. CHADWICK.
Feb !, 1884.
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CROCKERY.

CkOCKERY.
E AVING made large additions 10
KA my stock of WARE, l am enabled
to offer an extensive assortment of newest
patterns printed, edged, and C. Z. Din
ing and Tea Sets. Those intending to
purchase Crockery would find it to their
interest to call at G. I. GARDNER's,
may 81. Water-st.
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TEfAY FORKS-made Of double shear steel,
49, Of an excellent quality, Tor sale by
July 4. James Gardner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

w carry into effect Decree OF Hanover Circuit SUI
IA perior Court Of the I'd inst for which purpose the
subscriber has been appointed by the said Court will be
offered Tor sale the premises the 25h Ct next MONTH
The Tract OF Land OF which Henry r. Winston died
scized containing three hundred ninety one quarter
acres. This land lice the South Anna, the principal
branch oil the Pamunkey river, four FIVE miles from
Hanover Court House, and adjoining the lands OF Phip
B Winston aud others Ii is undoubtedly very vaIua.
bic Tract OF Land and would be considered great acuu
son to any wishing TO invest money in such proper.
VIII be given for the purchase money except so much
may be necessary in cash, to deray expenses of the
suit under which the said Decree is and the sale of
The Landhe purchaser to give bond with sufficient se-
curly The title TO be retained until the further order of
tue Court. BENJAMIN POLLARD.
Hanover, May 10th, 1884 4-St
a NOLD NINE TRACT IN BUCKINGHAM For
w sale or lease, the dover interest OF Mrs Elizabeth
Lewis, IN Tract Of Land, lying Waion's Fork, in the
county oil Bucsingham about miles from the Court
mouse, belonging TO the estate OF her
Tue late Col WIN. |. Lewis. This tract sometimes call
ed the Gold Mine Tract, supposed contain about 100
acres. Gold has been frequently found upon i-n one
instance, single lump said TO have worth upw ards
oil SiOO COL Lewis some short time before his dealt
anu before searching Tor Gold pursued as profitable
business in Virginia, had commenced preparations ON an
extensive scale Tor washing aud separating the ore
more particular description is deemed unnecessary as
none, IL is presumed would purchase without examining
ISIS interest will please address their atoms post
paid, TO Gen. b. w. 5. Cabe, DAnvic, John Robertson
Rchmond, or the subscriber, Concord p. o., Camphe
STERLING C. ANDERSON,
Attorney la fact for AIRS L. Letuis.
May 49, 2-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20
BY RErCMIE A. COOK.

9 The ENoutRER is published week. generally,
three week during the Of the
Price, heicoorc Five Dollars payable 10 adj
Notes Of chartered specie banks (ony will be
cved The Edtus will the safety ofrcm
them mail the postage Of letters being paid by the writer's
f No will he discontinued discretion
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up
1 Whonvcr will the OF nine papers, shall
havo the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
3 One square,
III cents No until cther
assumed bv in this its cnvircns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20
Daily lime OF Stag Coaches.

NNKyu ~ MUIR daily line Of Stage Coach
%Sf{s;sS III ~ es will commence running from
.lp aassst- Richmond to Lewisburg the 9Th
---.=ass "a 22zE&fS instant. Leave Richmond at A.
Nj. and arrive at Wilmington at p. nj. Leave Will
inngon at A. M. and arrive in Charlottesville at 10 A.
Maud leave Charlottesville at 10 12 a. M and arrive
in Sisunton at 12P. M.-Leave S,sunton next mornng
at A. NJ and arrive at Warm Springs At p M-Leave
Warm Springs at A. Nj. and arrive in Lewsburg at
r. NJ.
ing the Stage from Charlottesville at Brookes and arriv
ing at Staun,on in the time with passengers by
charlottesville.
This arrangement affords fine facilities to nvaids who
may wish 10 visit the Sprngsand TO those who may visit
them for pieasure il will not he objectionable.
EDWIN PORTER co.
J. N. Z. STOCKTON s. co.
PORTER, BELDEN s. co.
June TO- l0-l6t
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Spring Goods.

VIE subscribers have already large portion
al between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED PACK
AGES, oil their Spring Supply of Dry Goods rcceyed
mainly by the HarkdWay from Liverpool by various
recent arrivals from Philadelphia and New York. The
remainder OF their importation is daily expected by
The J.terson from liverpool, and other large additions
VIII be made during the ensuing week by arrivals from
New York When all these get into store, fuller and
more general advertisement will appear. In The mean
lime, we offer usual terms, the supply now on
hand, and invite City and Country Merchants to call
OH u.s. There has been veTy great decline in MANI
leading articles and almost all others than last
year-indeed, we have rarely Dry Goods generally
as cheap as they The styles patterns & are
new for the most part, and many OF them good.
f. s. J. S. JAMES & CO..
April l. [l07-t1 Market SQUARE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

THyO THE PUBLiC.-JoHN DAVIS a native OF Ale-
II ghany County, Va, le, the part the State
il is believed about the beginning OF March, where he
was engaged in business. His Parents knowing what
has become Of him, in great affection. They learn
That he passed through Of the counties low the
bne' Ridge, journeying on foot Surgeon DeAisthat
during The month OF April, he in Charoesyle Al
bemarie County. They suffering the deepest anxiety
be occssioned by sudden and heavy misfortune rio
every enquiry aud exertion obtain further
about him, have proved unsvaiing which thus conpels
them 10 resor, 10 the present painful alternative in hope
mat through benevolent community, tidngs may
length be had OF their absent son-or, happily, should
This meet his eye he would hasten home where eyerv
consolation parental tenderness bestow awaits him.
JESSE DAVIS.
Ateghany county, Va, June g. Sill
@ Edos generally Virginia, adjoining by
giving tho above insertions will a.ng gratitude tho
berenved parents. . o = ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

HHlvE DOLLARS REwARD.-sloIeol from The sub
III sciiber on Thursday night the 29h oil May, grey
HoRsE. about four feet inches bigh ten eleven
years DID, tros and PAGES well, aud works we'll will
give The above reward to any person who will deliver said
horse TO me on Church Hill, city of Richmond.
June IL. ltl-4t-l JOHN HUTCHINSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG, AND Poro.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND Porto
MAC RAILWAY.
FHNHE Commissioners named in the act Incorporating
Il The Stockholders OF the Richmond. Frederic ksburg,
and Potomac Rail Road Company hereby give notice,
that MORE THAN THREE THOUSAND SHARES THE
sTocK in the said Company HAVE DEEM SUBSCRIBED.
aud the subscribers 10 The Stock stand
The Commissioners, therefore, call general meeting OF
the subscribers, TO be held the City ai in the City
Rchmond Friday the twentieth day Of June, 1884 at
ten o'clock at which time snd place P esidcn,
Directors will be elected.
JOHN II. EUsrAcE, WILSON ALLEN,
FLEMING JAMES, FAYkrrE JOHNSON,
LEWIS WEBB, WIN. nj. BLAcKFoRp,
JOHN "A. LANCASTER, JOHN L. MAsYE
JAMES nosHER, JOHN DIcKERsoN,
RICHARD G. WoRTHAM, Jos. Nj SHEPPARD.
CONWAY ROBINSON,
June Ill. 10-td
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An DOLLARS REwARD-Ran away from the
" subscriber on the 7th inst, living in the county
oil lunenburg, my two negro An hony and George.
will pay the above ward, IL said negroes be deliver
10 me- or secured in any Jail that get them again or
twenty dollars for either. Anthony raised by me-
He is shout six feet high, little gh, complicated, has
large flat feet, recollected and had on when
lie went away blue broad cloth coat, dark pansoons
brown fur hat his Other co,hng not recollected-
George Young raised in Jefferson county, Virginia
His father is free man, and lives in Pennsylvania,
where is probable lie will try get. lie was pur.
chascd in Richmond the twenty. fourth April Last by
my son, Linpnus III Knight, of Mr. Newton Boiey
lie abou, six feet high black, mark recoec
ed; had on black fur hat, much blue cloth
coat, wasco.t dark, paaaoons tlnly striped George
has bad countensDce and shews The white Of his eyes
when spoken to- Anthony appears TO have smile his
coun,enance when spoken 10. j. w. KNIGHT
June IL. ll-St*
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4 MG DOLLARS REWARD.-Rsn away from,
"A wv the subscriber, in September, 1892 in South
carolina, on his TO Alabama, gro namely,
SOLOMON and RALPH. Solomon is about I'll years OF
age, dark complexion very full eyes, abou' feet 10 or
Ill inches in height; and purchased of Mr. Harvey,
at Lancaster Court house. Virginia, by Henry N. Tenn
peman Ralph sometimes calls himself Thomas, IL
about the age dark compile xion rowns very much
when spoken TO, is about feet 10 inches in
and was purchased OF Doctor Kirk Lancaster county Va
by Mr. Tempeman-The above reward will be given
Tor their apprehension and delivery me- in Richmond,
and all reasonable expences pad-or for their conhue-
ment in Jail, that get them aganor $50 for either
OF them tnk il probable that they have gotten back
In their old neighborhood, from whence they purehas
cd. JOHN b PRENTIS
June H. Hist Richmond, Virgiuia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

III AND FOR SALE will sell about 300 acres Of
N prime Pamunkey land, combining many advantages:
IS part OF the celebrated terry estate, formerly the
occupancy of Mai Geo. Dabney. deed. II needs no
comuen the neighborbood is second in pout Of in
teilgenco aud hospitality 10 any in the Old Dominion.
This land Is i6 miles only from Richmond; fertile and
beautiful, with an ample supply OF timber great bar
gain can be had by early purchase IL sold by The
10th Of August next il WILL without reserve, be sold
TIE premises on that day to the highest bidder, for
Third cash. the balance in equal annual payments
cured by bond, With approved security lcn the
land. w f.. GAYLE
king William, June 10. 10-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

NANIBD, a. an Apprentice TO the Printing Busi.
w ness, Youth Of respectable connexons from
- 70 10 years Of ago. possessing sgood English Edocaon
ADiv n the ofEce Of this paver. NAV 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

UhAGGERs SPRINGS, (Vhite Sulphur "A LEI.
~ - ter from Mr. Cherries l.. Dbre informs ns fbat he
will not be ready receive visitors al these sprinos a.
soon 90 We expected and having already been eonpesd
70 torn on company II b proper say his friends and
The public, that he will give the earliest notice nj lie
dnsss TO receive them JAMES W DIBRFII
June IL. ti2-t0 Fer John Germ and b;,,,sete
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

70 De nearly correct; and il they err, that the strcr will
De found 10 be approaching near. rather than ia de-
parting loo widely, from the statements the official re-
ports OF the Department.
me annual expenses OF transporting the mail under
eNs"ng contracts with all mprov ements, was by the
port ei The Postmaster General OF the 30h Nov, 1885,
s S, uo n, a. 2,O33, 2S9 ~
ihe Blue Book OF Sept, 1892, gives the sg-
gregae OF all mail conlraci, and extra al
low ancc at {, 600 non E, 4.
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NMILLiAM MARY COILEGE-Tks Visitor.
w Of this institution hereby notified, that their
Annual Meeting will be held at the College on the An
day Of July next which time IL is expected fhev will
give 'helr attendance, business Of much interest 70 the
College. McCANDlSH, Rector
Williamsburg, 9Th June, 1884. ost
EUST PUBLISHED. "Randolph's Letters" 10 Young
81 Relative, embracing series years from early youth
90 mature manhood, and Tor sale by r. l. sMfTH
June ls III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

" AbOABLb REAL ESTATE for sale, IN The c0un-
~ Of yn1fhetoS-I} virtue OF a decree Of the Cir.
cult Superior Court OF Law Chancery for the county
OF Mathews pronounced on the 10th day Of April 1884
~ suii depending in the said Court, the name oil
Brooks ais against Brooks f ais Tor the sale Of the
real estate Of Capt, VIM Brooks, decd
We, The undersigned, two OF the Commissioners named
IN the decree Aforesaid will proceed SELL at aihc W
Conrouse, on the first DAY OF August Court next fair
~ not the next fair day hereafcr credit Of IL and
~ months, the following Tracts OF Land wit: One
Tract containing 2s0 lying in thst part the
ty called Winter Harbour which there Is two stor
dwelling barn, large aud convenient og ether with ali
necessary out houses
Secoudy-One Tract Of srsbe Lsnd, supposed 10 con.
scfibed
Thirdly One Tract, containing So sores, one third Of
which is mbered, within mile OF the Mansion house
tract.
fourth OF which is imbcred and lies Within one mile Of the
Mansion iousc tract
FiIihlyThry acres Of well timbered land, within one
mile and a hsli OF The Mansion IIouse tract.
s'xihy-Ons tract, containing 100 acres, with good
iariu House; one-hall Of which Il well inbered.
Sevcnhly-One tract, contsiuing go acres one-haU oil
which Is arabic, and within two halt miles OF tie Man.
sion House.
Eigh'hly One piece superior White Oak dmbered land
containing 81 acres iying about three miles from the
Nsnson House.
NinhIy-Ooe piece superior White Osk and Pine tim.
bered lana containing 80 acres lying about four miles
from the Mansion jousc tract.
Tcnhly One tract vs. ell timbefeJ with Pins contain
ing 80 acres within miles OF the Mansion Hnse tract
Elcyenhly- One Tract. containing 20 acres with a
dwelling house subject TO widows DOVER within six
miles Of tho Msnsion-house.
Lastly--One Trsei, containing 90 acres subject 10
widows dover, within Two miles Of the Mansiou- house
All OF which Land Is convenient 10 navigabs vsser
Bonds with approved security, will be required Of the
purchasers. WM. NJ. BROMLEY
SHEPARD q. MILLER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-20

FEHHE undersigned have Ibis day, by mutual consent,
~ dissolved The experimenting heretofore carried on I'm
der the style Of Baker Howard At Cumberland Court
House. ARTHUR y. BAKER,
RlCHARD ~. HOWARD.
" ne mercsnhle business VIII be carried 81 the
same place, by ARTHUR b. BAKER
Junc IL, 1884. I2-2E
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Leaving TO the credit account, funds in
bank, April lltt 1884, available S3I, 545 SO s A
ihey also reported as c0njecfurnl estimate, that
there was due IRON pos,masters posages accruing
prior TO January lst, 1884, $300,00O.
The books from which this estimate was drawn have
been examined by the Committee and the result of that
examination leaves no doubt that the this Gre
dit is greatly exaggerated.
IL appears that the receipts of the department for the
last quarter Of the year 1885, according 10 the hes, c.
mate that can be formed he books accounts not hav
ing been made up they should have been,) amounted
20, $i67, II9
That there was deposited by several pcsimas-
tiers in banks, during said quarter, Tor the use
OF the department 332 eO4
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wart oas erfubr man erit, ols Ct auf
ltlnem Sterbebette jsnesGbredens
Srti9nilies slnmal ertpibnte,. uno
gum Gntleeeu Der 6 eintsen bic
Wabrbeit entblllte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
Ser Sbp,ugsler..
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2c9el BET Nabt uno. Sritte lie0en
G6 usrnebt,sw oerS bmussler fan,
init etusm paf belaNet, Den Ct
binter It1 bertsblsppte. "0ier {prab
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ipirf feline W,ube baben; es tpirft
sbrIibes Gelo ab.'' ~, *.-
Man jostie Nirne in Die 66ble;
ber 9ater 9ins ,piener silrld, unb
petrina .oudte 1ih binter DasOepad
nieoer, hnD ,tieb fib tie. erttarrten
glieoer, nm oss Sblafes (h 5h Ct.
>pebrsn. zine serautnet 3eit Der
irt1 :; ba pfff ks tpiseIer nie Suvpr;
Der Sbleidbdnfltt ttbite nit elmer
ssusn 2alt surld, tsfahtoem Mdo,
den, Die ertie~ aufsuneh,neM uno e
tsatsn 9 ii be esn 50 10 s
an. = = .
Sie porer, nod snf1t 'iptH 9e,
Sanser, Da flllertepstriua 9ater
ID bbre 9uncf nimln,rn; pernitall
bu nihts? =.
t'Du irrfa entsssnste tesi chrnuas,
itr; "es IL meintioenes, cd navftn;
BIZ apHse mitp alksf
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19

ndbltt :t"Do fas Ser qeisies Seesr
|reht ouf Dem Scpen, pno lbilttste
eos ADukper aus meiaem pulSerboru
w'r :liA fasttn:: :"5opnlI,p, ou, BAIT
eenuls trsdblt fir heute, Yir sebel1
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