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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01
LITERARY NOTICES.

Tie hRtckerbackcf--0 monthly magazine, pub
lished IN New York, by Clalk & Edison at IS per
annpn, 1.-The periodical literature Of the United
States, fostcrel and cherished by a generous pairo.
mage, has attained a reputation at once sudden aud
durable. A few years ago, it was deemed iniproc-
ticable TO sustain even one journal, devoted exclu-
sively to polite literature end this opinion was
shamefully justified by the unvaryins failures Of
repeated attempts to establish such journals, in the
several great cities of the Union. But within a
few years past. several ofthese Miscellanics, com.
Dining amusement with instruction, have sprung
INTO existence, and have won golden opinions, IN
that substantial form which ensures their pefpeiul-
ty. Among these is The Haickef60ekcr-a Jonrna'
which was ushcrcd INTO being under the most Hat
teIlng auspices, but which, under the lnJudlcions
mana cement of its FIRST proprietor, fell 50 far short
of public expectation, that its death was conf lently
anticipated. Fortunately, however, after llnger.
ins under his control a shuIt period, II fell into Il
bier hands, bnd Is now one of the best works oi
the kind in this country. The Noremdct number,
which we have just found time TO pcrusr, Is rich in
interest, containing scientific essays, humorous
and pathetic stories, judlcious criticisms, sletllng
poetry, &c. &c. Numbering among us contIlbu.
tcrs, the best European and American writers, It dc
serves The patronage of the community.
Ihe .Nc11 YORK. ~lHrr0r-Ihc last No. of tbs in
tcrcsting q beautiful hcblomadal was accompanied
by a fine quarto engraved portrait OF George Him,
a celebrated comedian. Several of the preceding
Nos. were cmbcllishcd by wo0d- cHtS, designed m lin
ly to represent the progressive improvement IN this
department OF fine arts III this country-Unt1 W.
saw lhCm, we had no idea that cngravIngs on wood
could bc SO perfectly executed among Us, Even
connoIsseurs might mistake tnem for steel engrn-
wings. Ofthc reading contents of the Mirror, II
it is ofcourse unnecessary to speuk. Ihe taste gol
talents Of its editors are u sufficient warranty, that,
whether original or select d, they ure of the " first
water"
TIE BaAim.orc Saturday VtSaer-This Journal
has recently changed both lis shape anl features
with gtcat advantage. 1t is now published IN
qusrto form, and its typography is much neater
than formerly. It's editorial department, is conduct
ed with considerable humGr and spirli, the gentle
man who presldts over II LeInS IA first rate pun.
slcr, and a " wheel horse" in the preparation of
eonundrums. The Visitor has, besides, several
excellent contributors though one or two Of them
would profit by paying 4 lnllc more attention 10 The
Hota,ian maxim. Then lorges wo.k too rapidly.
The public ire looking With anxiety for the ap
pearoncc of the 81 No. Of Mr.. Whites " Southern
/ literary Ncsseager"-W We hope and EXPECT to see
it even an Improvement upon the best OF It's pre-
decessors. Persons who intend TO patronIzc this
undertaking, and who have not yet sent IN then
names, should do 50 as speedily as possible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

gr The Washington Gloho has commenced a
review of Mr.. Leigh's Petersburg speech, which
promises to be as interminable, and even more dull,
it possible, than its endless history of " the Bank
War The Richmond Enquirer, with comment
able loyalty, transfers the Globes crudlte essays to
its colrmns, rcdolent as tn y are of the garbage OF
the KlteAcs concern. The Enquirer once pfidcd
itself on its " digaUy'-and 1t has seen the DAY
when it would have spurned the task of retailing a
gainst the "Algcrnon Sydney" who gave ius'rc
and reputation to It's columns, the filthy ISLANDERS OF
the manial of that man who was scathed by the clio
qacnce of those powerful essays.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01
JOHN THOMPSON, jr. Ok.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Amherst Courthouse, Nov. 20.h, 1881.
The parties wlll take notice, that have nppoin-
tel Monday the 12lh day of January next, to com
mcnee the accounts specified in the foregoing order,
on which day, at The hour of 10 o'rlock IN the NOR
ming, they are requested to attend at my Office, with
their accounts, vouchors,and copies Of court puppets,
prepared for examination aud settlement.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Con.
Dec. W1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

a L a Circuit Superior Court of LAW and Chan.
N Gerry, begun and held for the county of Am
herst, at,he courthouse, on Monday the LIST day Of
September, 1891.
Frederick Cabell, Jr, Edmund w. Cebeil and
Frederick w. Cabell, Sen. Pits.
against
Edmund Winston, admir- with the will annexed
of Edmund Winston, dec. and in lis own right,
Elizabeth Mos Icy, John Johns and Mary his wife,
Clifford cnbcll, John lIorsolcy and Mildred his
wife, John w. Mosclcy and Virginia =. his wife,
aud Lewis l.. CabeIl, by James Bonagh, his gnnr-
dian, specially assigned to defend him IN this sai',
Defs.
IN CIhNCERY.
This cause having been sen, hither by tho Cir
cut Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
town OF Lynchburg, is ordered 10 be placed upon
the docket of this court. And thereupon the defcn-
dant, Clifford Cohell, ty his counsel, and by leave
Of the court, filed his answer TO the plaintiff bill
aud The subpoena awarded in this cause on tho 7th
day of June, 1880, being returned executed upon
The defendants, Elizabeth, Mosoley and John Horse
ley und NJ ldrel his wife, anl they still failing to
appear, although ionr months have elapsed ns
well since the return day thereof as the fling OF the
plaintiffs bill on motion Of the plaintiffs, by coon-
sci, their bill is taken for confessed rs TO those dc
fendan's aud lhercupon this cause camc on 10 he
heard upon the bill mud amended bill, tic answers
Of the defendants Edmund Winston, John liofseley
and Mary bis witc, John w. Mosclcy and Vrsi-
MIA p. his wife, and replieations thereto, The nm.
swcrs OF the defendants, Clifford CabclI and Lewis
+. Cabell, to which the plaintiffs make no replica.
ton, aud an exhibit, aud was argued by counsel -
On consideration whereof, the cour. doth order that
Tho defendant, Edmund Winston, do render before
one of the commissioners Of his court on account OF.
his adminis,inlio Of the estate OF his testaior and
The SAID commissioner IS directed to examine, state
and settle the same, and nuke report thereof to the
court, with any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by IN nsclf, or required by the parties TO
be so stated.
. A~Copy-reste,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. Ok.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
New Glasgow, Nov. 81 1884.
The parties will take notice that have nppoln-
ted Monday, the 5b day Of January next, 10 com
monce tho examination aud setiIemcnI Of the nc
count directed in the foregoing order, on which day,
at the hout Of 10 o'clock IN the morning, thcy are
requested TO attend at my office, IA this place, with
their accounts, vouchers, and epples of count pa
pcre, prepared for examination and settlement, as
directed by the coutt.
". S. WORD, Com.
Dec. ! w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

zP Among the passengers in the ship Rhone,
from Havrc, is Col, Joseph NJ. White, delegate to
Congress from Florida.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01
. Copy-Teste,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. Ok.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

VIRGINIA AT n circuit superior court of
v Law md Caancery, continued by adjourn.
ment unl hid for the county of Amherst, 1T he
Courthouse, on Monday the 9Th day of Sep, 1891
William Coleman, PIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01
II hspeelinnS Is32.lS2I.

We have accounts from England 10 the eth Of
Octobrr-Tohacco was 10 far demand nj from I'd
To III Cor leaf, equal to Sc 10 fl2-Slrips I'D 10 Cd
equal to ~ to tSlo; charges deducted. The
market was in a good state and firm. We have re-
oelved u ffw bids. of new Tobacco, which have
sold from 80 p 10 S6 -, We hope the prospects
are fan 10 pay our planters a iull equivalent for
thpit Tobacco the nrescni ytar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

3r The Congressional District Conrention'
which met at Halifax court house on Monday last
have nominated Capt. Waller Coles. OF Pfisyi'a-
mia, as the candidate of the Jackson party, for ihi'
District, in opposition to Col. Davenport, the pres
cnt incumbent. Capt. Coles had been previously
announced as a candidate. The letter of the nom
| irec, and the address of the Convention, wihc'
have been sent to us for publication, shall afp2a
in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

tTiRGISiA.-A rules bnij in tho G Jerks Office Of tho
" Circuit superior Court of Law and Chnncory fov
the county oi Amherst, on Monday tho Sd day Of Noven,-
Der. 1891 James NJ Daniel, Ser. PitC. agninst Archibald
Robertson, Boyd Miller, Willis fucker. James Garland,
Dahney L Gooch aud Andrew Morciaud, Dcfts.-In Chan
Gerry.
The defendant, Boyd Miilcr, not having entered hs
appearance aud gwen security according 10 tho Act ofAs
scmbiy aud the rules OF this court, md ii appearing by ..g-
tInciofy evidence that lac is not an inl,abiiani of this COM
r1onwealth' On motion OF the plaintiff, by counsel, IL Is OF.
defcd that the said defend ni, lloyd Miller, do appear hsrs
on or beiofo the first day of tho next term. 10 answer tho
bin OF tho plaintiff, and that . copy Of this order DO forth
with Inserted in The Lynch burg vrpinian for two months
succe aud posted at the front door of tho coust-house
Ia said county.
Copy-Testc, JOHN THOMPSON. yr. Ctk.
Dec WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

Godfrey I olcr, Executor Of Elijah Rnrneo, Frnn-
ces Barnes, widow Of SAID Elijah, and William
Henry, Elijah w, Lucy W. Polheley, Sally and
MiIJred A. M. Barnes, infant children Of Ito said
Elijah Barnes. by Robert 1insley, their guardian,
specially assigned to defend them in this sul'--Dc-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

r. A writer in the Richmond Enquirer very
pointcdly and very justly condemns a resolution
lately adoptedb by The official authorities of Church
IN Virginia, declaring it " morally wrong to traffic
in ardent spirits" The late Temperance Con
vcntion in Charlottesville, We regret to learn, ATOP
ted d like resolution. Such harsh denuncIIt1on Of
large classes of men, many Of whom are doubtless
as conscientious as their denouneers, are alike In.
polite and arrogant-impoIltIc, because it olienates
from Inc cause many !io are disposed to give IT a
decided support and arrogant, because IT prc5nmss
to settle the boundaries between righ' nnd wiongio on
a subiccllo1chlng which every man has the privilege
| of de crmining for himself. There are ccttpln mora
rincip c; (which conscien C, reason, religion " uhl
yersal law define, Il deviation from which stamps
with infamy the character Of The gulity-such a>
theft, murder, fulschooi, and the like. But, IN lc-
laticn 10 The traffic in arden, spurs, as IN relation
10 other underlined subjects, every man should be
"a law unto himself"-and, deliberately choosing
his course, his neighbors, whether, as individuals,
conventions, synods or conferences, have no right
to Judge or to condemn him. If they have, The next
step will be 10 prosecute and prescribe AMI we
shall be thrown buck upon the tunes when mons
RELIGIOUS opinions were regulated by cdlcls OF coun-
ellis, and forced upon them by hire ana laggo'.-H II
proper TO add that VIZ have no idea that the resper-
table aud pious gentlemen who have given then
sanction 10 the resolutions IN question, thtchd q
Their to denounce or prescribe those who am r win
them in opinion touching the subject matter thereof
But, we have not now, for the first time, to learn,
the progressive nature of such assumptions. An
oninion which is uttered quite modestly to day, IS
tomorrow boldly proclaimed, and as its porlz'ns
increase in numbers and zeal, it finally ends ia be-
coming a standard, from which all who dlvcrsc are
assaulted with a%crlmony, if they are not prosecuted
With bitterness. Such is uniformly the growth OF
intolerance, and such its consequences.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01
IN CuANCERY.

The subpoena awarded in this cause on the 2lsl
day ofJunc, 1893, being returned executed upon the
defendant, Godfrey ToIer, and he still iniIIug 10
appear, although four months hive elapsed, as well
since the return day thereof as tho fling Of the
Plaintiffs bill on motion Of the Plaintiff, by coun-
sci, his bill is taken iur confessed as 10 the sad de
t ndant. And thcrcnpon this cause chme on to be
heard upon llc bill, tho answer of The defendant
Frances Barnes, and the infant defendants, replica
tons thereto, exhibits nnd the examinations oi wit
ncsscs, and was argued by counsel. On consldc-
ration whereof, he Court doth order tina, the deien.
dant, Godfey Toler, executor Of Elijah D'rnes, do
render before one Of The Commissioners Of this
Court, an account OF his administration # the es-
tate OF his said lestator, and tho sad Commission
CT is directed 10 examine, staie and settle the same,
together with an account OF the real estate OF the
said Elijah Barnes, devised by his last will and
testament, 10 b, sold for the payment of 1ebis, ard
repor, tho same TO the Court, with any matters
specially stated, thought pertinent by himself, OF
required by The parties - be stated.
n fnnU-1ra
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

Georgid.-Join p. KING, Esq. has been ro.elec-
tel Senator TO Congress Tom Georgia, for tho term
of six years from the ih of Mach next. and
Col. Alfred Cuthbert has been elected to sup
ply the vacancy accustomed by Mr.. Forsyth's
rcs'snetlon. On the former cleo. ion, the vote stood,
for King Isl, George X. GlImer 81, scattering 9 ;
and on the latter, Cuthbcrt III, II. Branham 81,
o. II. kenan 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

q Mr.. Noah, of the n. Y. Star, says "A
conversation was once detailed 10 US as having Ia
ken place between Lord Castlereagh & another IN
dividual OF a public dinner in London, wherein ms
Lordship, speaking of Mr.. Clay, who was then o"
a mission abroad, and referring to our descent from
England, sad thai if he (Alg. Cloy) was a far spe-
cimen of American statesmen, 1t was time that the
child should become the father, and the fa'her Inc
child"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

II Some days ago, we advefled % a rena'h'
contained in a letter from Louisa 10 tne Io'o''
Of the Richmond Enquirer, in winch IL " was III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

a, The Niagara IN. ~ Courier, gives notice
TO The wings in the Eastern section oil 'aat 0'a'e
that, if they do not hereafter oflnS more N"o"su
to the polls, the " Lion of the west WIN s''e"e
and set up for itself.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

James Murray, son AMI heir Of james Murray
deed. DeGsy
In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01

Your OFT serv't,
PELEG SPRAGUE.
H4ia1oeH, ,Nov. IN, 1881.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01
Cancer.

~ and the art of Heating, generally.
III HE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his ad, that he
has become compeently acquainted. by the instructions
from the celebrated DR. Lynch Of New York city,
that formidable and fatal diseases denomnated Cancer
without the Of knife csuslic, but effected in the
same way and manner as pracsed by DR.. Lynch, who
has met with unparalleled in the treatment of this
complaint, and also that Of Fstus Fsiuo.--As the
subscriber is here now, from The City of New York.
spend the winter, any person wishing be of the
sbove-named complaints, will please 10 apply Immediately
to him, al the Mansion House, Main Street.
Richmond, Jane. w. w. MARSHALL
Certificate from Or. Lynch.
do hereby certify that DR.. w. W. Marshall has been
under my Instruction, and assisted me 10 my business,
which is attending Cancer complaints and The Of
healing generally. He Is now using my medicine. 1
think him capable and worthy the confidence OF those af
hicted ID. LYNCH
The subscriber refers 10 Mr.. Day, Of Manchester; Mr.
Giian, Mr. james Caskie, Archibald Thomas, and Mrs.
Ezekiel DAVE, Main Street, Richmond Mr.. Benjamin
Harrison, OF Berkeley; and Miss Minis OF Manchester,
who has been under his care in New York. lately.
Al letters must be post paid. w. w. M.
January7. 74-wG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01

HIN Observation-Disclosures. rules holden in
n the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery, for the county Of atthe s, Mon
day the 9Th day OF January, 1884:
Alfred Bilups, and Joice his wife, Plaintiff
against
William Critenden, and Lucres his wife, and Benja.
min Brsmhall, ir., Defendants.
The defendant. Benjamin Bramha, jr., not having
tered his appearance and given security according the
acts OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court, aud IL APP
pearDg by satisfactory evidence, that he is not inhabi
tani Of this country, il is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here the first day Of June next and
swer.he bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond for months ccessveIy, and posted
at the front door OF the Court House Of tbs county.
Copy. Teste,
SHEPARD G. MILLER, Clerk.
January %. S3--wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01

~ The ENoUiRER published twice week, generally, and
during OF the
Price, the heseo0,s Five Dollars snnu d
payment Tho Editors viii the safety Of rcmit
cling Thorn NALL postage Of all letters being paid b the
R will tho discretion Of the
Editors, until a arrcaragos pad up
Or Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers, shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Insertions each continuance,
either
assumed bv in this city or its envrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01

RHR. LEONARD BOSHER-SIR: As you are not
I'VE an nl,abitan, Of the State Of Virginia, you will
take notice, that SHALL by my Attorney, proceed TO take
the dispositions Of Wi liam g. GauldDg and others, al the
clerks Office Of Cumberland county, Wednesday, the
26lb Of March next between the hours OF 10 o'clock the
forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon Of the day.
and shall continue from day to day, until all the dispositions
are taken, 10 be read evidence in suit In Chancery
depending in the Circuit superior Court OF Law aud
Chancery for the county Of Cumberland, wherein !
plaintiff and you decentralization and where you may
attend, IL you cause. MILLER WOODSON.
Jan %. SI-w3wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01

HNOR SALE OR RENT-A Farm within nine miles
II Of this city, in Henrico county, situated on the mail
Stage read Louisa Court House and two and half miles
above the termination of the Brook Turnpike II contains
three hundred and sixteen acres Of which only eighty
are cleared; the balance being heavily covered with
wood. The improvements consist OF large twostory
brick house, well finished, with six and three good
cellar rooms, and all necessary out buildings OF the
cleared land there be twelve OF meadow,
which, with very little labour and expense might be made
valuable The wood cut and brought to market, Is sup
posed, would pay what is asked for the place.
For terms, which will be made accommodating, apply
to DR.. Joseph Trent, and Mr.. Richard Crouch
FRANCIS LEIPER.
Jan. %. Sl-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01

NOTICE. wish TO sell or farm out upon shares.soy
II 6ne large and handsome blooded horse, called Ches
teried Chesterfield Is handsome sorrei feet inches
high, sired by Don Quixote, out OF a Diomede mare
she out Of double Janus Don Quixotte got
by Balls old ForizeI, out Of full blooded Clifton
Letters addressed to Col Charles G. Graves will be at.
tended TO. CHAS G. GRAVES.
Murdeck will stand al home, where he stood last year.
and got I25 mares. G. c. O..
Jan. Is. T9--w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01

vHVHE Subscriber, having purchased that wellknown
Tavern, called Hopkinsvie, in the lower end Of
Powhatsn county on the main stage road from Richmond
vernkeeper, and pledges himself use every exeron
20 give general satisfaction. For that purpose he has
been considerable expense, in furnishing every depart
ment of his establishment, so as TO unite convenience
plenty, and comfort; and he again the public that
nothing on his part shall he wanting 20 give satisfaction
snd respectfully invites them TO call and judge for them
selves. H. W. MAUCK
Jan. 2S. s2-I0ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01
Eresh GsrOce,.ies, IIYnes, Teas. &c.

ETGSN HFOCef'teS, btt1lGS, TEAS, &c.
TUvHE Subscriber having taken the store next Mr..
u John o Lays on the Gross Street leading TO Mayo's
Bridge, offers for SALE very low terms great variety
Of Groceries, Wines Sc, such the following:
w. l. and ~ Orleans sugars, by the bhd smaller guam
titles
DO. do. do molasses, do. do. do. do bbis, do &c.
Superior g. p, Imperial aud Other teas
Old Java, Manila and green coffee
English, Swedes and country iron
Best Liverpool filed salt
LOAF sugar, OF all grades
Best clipped and roe herrpgs
Fine old champaign brandy
Do. do. pale Cog DO In demijohns, or
DO. do. J. Dock do do. by the cask.
DO. do. Jamaica and Antigua rum
L. p. Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes Or ca,ks de-
mjohns
Sicily do do. do. do DO
Pale sherry, do. do. do. do. do.
Fine old port do. do do. do. do.
With large assortment OF champagne, claret, Sau-
terne, Hook, and other wines in glass.
lie will attend the sale OF country produce COM
mission, and will execute all orders upon the lowest terms.
GEORGE ID. FISHER.
January 30. S4-S&Tn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01

~ mssioners, In pursuance Of DEGREES pronounced by
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery the
county Of Henco the 29h June. 1888, and the 30.h
November 1885, in the Of Samuel H. Saunders, Ad.
VS. James Scott. surviving partner OF Lyle Scott Ssun-
ders ct ais will Saturday, the 18th day Of February
mex, before the door Of the Bell Tavern, in the City
Richmond expose to sale at public auction 10 the highest
bidder, for cash. the real property mentioned in said de-
crees being the tract Of land well known the Mill
Tract, Jefferson in Powhatau county, belonging TO
the estate Of Samuel H. SAUNDERS dec except much
thereof has been heretofore sold under decree OF
late Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
tric satisfy the claim OF the Mutual Assurance Society
against fire on buildings Of the State Of Virgins.
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
HOLDEN RHODES.
Jan. 2srd, 1884. [S3-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01
SATURDAY,, FEBRUARY 4, 1884

IN EGROES WANTED. Persons who bring groes
10 the Richmond market Tor SALE will fluid il their
advantage call the first door above Eys livery stable
on street, the Bell Tavern where have house
constructed for the safe keeping and boarding negroes
and where will give sellers Of Slaves any assistance ha,
may be necessary IN selling. CHAS. MILLS.
Dec. "a. 6Q-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-01

TUNO PRlNTERS.-i have for sale set OF CoMpo.
~ sITIoN ROLLERS, including Distributing Frame
Mould &c. They are complete and have been but little
used, having use for them, will deduct 20 per cent
from the original cost.
NJ Written instructions for manufac turing the rollers
for the different will be sent TO the purchaser free
OF charge.-Address the subscriber at this office.
jan so. WM w. DUNAVANT.