Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28
RICHMOND, VXnGxsYa FR1DsY, .1z9ascM as Isaa-
Samuel =. Watkins, Richard Y. IVafhins, Jyaiier

Samuel Y. Wafkins, Richard y. Watkins JYaiter c.
| Cdryington. and Tucker Carringfon,
wNEkS aud Proprietors OF the Old or Royster's
warehouse in the town OF CIarksviile, take pleasure
~ announcing to the public that il isn in complete rea.
unes Tor the receipt OF Tobaccohavng since last
undergone complete repair and large and commodous
ADDITION being now In progress is under the manage
ent oil two attentive, Industrious aud eul inspectors
benjamin l. Hinton and VIM. letter. who will give TO To.
odceo sent 10 their their best attention. Tobacco
ceved at the Landing and conveyed the Warehouse
without charge March Is lO3-l2
SADDLES, >ADDLERY, &c.--The subscribers Keen
~ constantly on hand, for sale, OF Philadelphia manuac.
lure mems superior and common saddles; side do do
orde ieaihers maringales; gig cart and agon collars
wagon and cart whips; wors'ed and cotton girhs; com.
mon snae aud curb briaes wagon DO; leather trunks
Sc Sc to which they invite The attention of country
merchants and dealers The prices will be to sui,
February 25. 95-2aw6w
NOTICE Cotton Yarns Cotton YWns-My Cot.
ton Factory in the county OF Powha,an, is in full
a"d complete operaon having been
lie last eight months in making repairs and mprov eens
my machinery adopting all the mode of
a'inty-'ogeher with my own, IRON 80 years actual ex-
peence in the business of cotton spinning % of which
has been in the State OF Virginia Also 6y adding consi
derable more new machinery my establishment, am
prepared to furnish Cotton Yarns extensively than
heretofore, oil any number that be called Tor and al
prices equal IL not cheaper, than any other establishment
IN the United States, (of repuaion) Although nv es
Enlistment is not ed one ne rbsiess will
10 as have above stated il also with small portion
Of pride and gra'uic that find my Yarns preferred for
their superior quality, TO those OF oher factories in this
I ",
Messrs Bowden, Byrne & Co., the yarns then were al.
lowed to be superior TO any made in The country feel
no hesitation IN saying that they shall be the now
Try them and they will be found superior arce-no
mistake about them, and in order prevent imposition
have Introduced thread Of blue yarn in the I've up and
lea band o every hank And my Yarn is made up 10 sin.
sie hanks, not two and three hanks twisted together in
making up The bundle My agents are Messrs Crane &
Mosby and Mr.. William Wallace, Richmond; Mr. Charles
odson OF Petersburg, late OF the firm of Messrs odson
nogers & Co JOSEPH HAYWOOD.
March II. l0i-2aw2w-w4w
IA ME reguicr Races ooer the Winterfeld Course
- VIII commence on w ednesday, the 9th day of pr
1881, and cont nue. three days. ~
LIST Day-A Colt Siake-Sl00 entrance-mile heats
three subscribers, and closed.
John Heti enters his Janus Filly, dam Alfred
thomas Graves enters his Murdock Colt dam
John Walthali enters his Medley Filley, dam Charles
Fad Ddy--The Proprieor's Purse for $780, in tickets
nile hests--en,rance So.
Bird Doy-Jockey Club Purse for 500, in tickets
two mile heas-entance $40.
The Proprietor will be prepared and will his utmost
exertons to please his visitors.
G. b. WOODBRIDGE, Proprietor.
Chesterfield, March I5, 1884. l04 I'd