Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05
Fresh Fail a Winter Dry Goods,

N mas brought with the exception OF 10 packages
our enttre importation of FALL A.N-D IVLNrTER
GOODS, which is large and general and will be landed
we presume during this week We have also in Store
rery ertenSiCe supply Of American Cotton and Iooen
Goods-many Of which being bought early in the sum
mer are cheaper than such goods can now be had Our
supply oil Fdncy Goods, also, will be quite good by the
Isl OF September These receipts, sdded large sup
ply oil Staple and Fancy European India and American
Goods bought or imported during the past Spring for The
nor par !" original papers and packages and in fine
der aud as cheap az similar Goods now be obtained
WIN constitute the largest supply have had at one
ume and such an one think will he found worthy
me attention oil town and country Merchants, hrou ghou
virginia The purchase and importation of 90 large sun
ply IN The very embarrassed state in which the country
has BEEN have required about as great efforts "a we
ever made The whole undertaken and effected from
desire and determination of meeting any demand which
might be experienced here and in the hope, as the i'm
por'auon Tor The Fall was expected to be light that the
adventure would good account Our neie bbors
100 we are glad 10 perceive land which lake leave to
are now and will be in the receipt of condera
oe supplies; anu w we are sure, unite, and all TO
make the inducements 10 all who may come here 10 pur-
chase as great as they can be made We said more
on This subject than should have done be of in
maons we have received that from the yery embarras
ed state oil commercial affairs apprehr nson had arisen
in the country, that there would be few or mn goods of
consequence received here Tor the Faand for the pur-
pose oil informing those no have generally gone to 6tu
foT out Who from The appearance OF the cholera there
even IN The slight degree in which exists may be
from going there this season. that they may come
here, expecting TO find, only as many goods as the
WI. heeu ou' az prices, we trust that Will give general
satisfaction AS soon have opened our Goods a
iuler advertisement will appear.
+. & J. S. JAMES & CO.
avg =. l3i-i6tl Market Square, Richmond
81 HOLD MINE TRACT IN BUCKINGHAM-For
M sale or lease, the dover interest of Mrs Elizabeth
Lewis IN Tract OF Land lying Wallon's Fork in the
county OF buckingham, abouI7 miles from the Court.
house, belonging 10 the estate of her deceased
tie late Col. Wm. l. Lewis. This tract sometimes call
ed the Gold Mine Tract is supposed contain about 100
acres Cold has been frequently found upon it-in one
instance single lump, said 10 have been worth upwards
oil 500. Col Lewis some short time before his death
and before searching for Gold pursued as profitable
business IN virginia, bad commenced preparations
extensive scale for washing and separating The ore
more particular description is deemed unnecessary az
none IL Is presumed, would purchase without examining
the property Persons disposed contract for Mrs
@ interest will please address their atoms pos,
paid TO Cen b. W. s. Cabell, Dsnville John Robertson
hichmond or the subscriber, Concord p. o.. Campbell
STERLING c. ANDERSON
Attorney in fact for Mrs. Il. Le,ois
may To- I'll