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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
IMPoRrANT RUMORs or THE DAY.

The cisy was Gnll nf rum6rs. yesterday.- We give them as ws received iheth, ~ilhoOt being in any way respo9siHle.' or in lac. placing m9cI, credit in worth. OUr readers will judge from circumstances whether there Is aay probability Iha' either of them can come Co paes-
 The 6rs. rsporsis, tat the Regency at Albany have at last become alarmed. That the distress of the the Safety RSRd Notes, together wv the important ties of their friends ia this city and elsewhere has induced the leaders Of the Legislature to cast about them and seOd tO this cy. their couide nal agents .O consult upon plan of graaiiDg Charter (Or a Ten Mion Bank. One half to he subsc. ibed by tue State, aa the remaiEier by the pulic aud that the faithful in this ci,y have the prject undes ad- VisemeDl.
 The second report is, that some of the Jackson members of Congress, pasrularly from Ohio, Penn. eylvania and other StaIrs have had caucus at Washington, aud have come io tue conclusion that a National Bank Of some kind must be chartered and that other is left for the sasatioa of the cOMntry. ..g.
 The third report A, that certain gentlemen belong ing to " the Pary," have just returned trom WasI,- iNgon, and t,ai they have had outline of Nation al Bank given hein, which if adhered to, the Prpsi- dent will give up his currency plan and adopt. The fourth is that the President finding himself ia opposition to many of bis best friends ihe subject of che Bank. sspestersa~ he is Wttif petitions from all parts of the Vnioa is uetermaed t0 resign his sta. aion and by this node let Congress adopt such meas 'ures as they may deem proPer..
 The fifth report s, that Mir. Webster is determined bring forward his plan or rechiering the present Bank, under certain n,odiicaaons, and that it will Pass both Houses, and rest with the President to sanction is or not.
 These rumors, whether enii,itled to the least con- fdeuee not, had the efect raise U. States Bank stock yestsrday 0ne per ceni.--N. Y. DGiky Adver.
 The condition of twelve of the Safety Ewnor' Banks the State of NewYnsk, tn reference t0 se.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL A. FOOTs
 FOR lIEUr. GOVERNOR, THADDEUS BETTS.

And fr Secretary aad Iseasurer aSe old incumbenis, THOMAS DAY and ISAAC SPENCER are again put in nomination. The basl is thus put in motion- aad the independent freemen ,hroughout the State are called upOn to give this nonnalioa heir support. The Young Men especially have vast responsibility rest ing upon them. And srast they will exercise t in sc maaner us to reflect credit upon themselves and their country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
The New-Preston School.

N NHE next term of this School will com
 1 mencs on the .frse Wednesday of April S0eh as wish to place their childeen in cOun- try school, where they may be free from the all0pements of vice. will 6nd few sit1a4iohs more favorable than this. No eiEarts shall be wanting on the part of the teacher to make through scholars of such ss shall be placed under his care. The Latin and Greek Ian guages, as well as alt the English branches usually taught in any Academic School, will
 be taught in this school. Tuition for c0tntaon
 English branches S3 per quaFser. For Lan.'
 guages $4. Incidental charges from 25 to 90
 cents per or. Board and washing can be oh.
 tained in the immediate vicinity Of the school for $l.50 per week. In respectable families residing about one mile from the school the
 same can be obtained at from l,25 to l, AZ per week. References can be made to che ioI.
 lowing individuals, viz: s% a...-. l Rev. Pres. Day, New -Haven.' .,. ses., Rev. D. Q. Griswold, Saratoga, N. Y.s Rev. K. B. Campbell New-Presion. t, Perry Smith, Esq., New-Mi.ford. H. R. Hammond, Posghkeepsie. Trumaa Smith, Es9., ,Lach6eld.
 A. B. CAMPBELL. Nesv- Preston, March 5, lss4
 Mr. A. B. CAMPBELL, for near ,No years ms, the Principal of NewPreston Academy, ia graduate Fof Yale College. The repataiion of his school ia lhigh. His means of illustrating the subjects of GeOg-
 raphy, Astronomy, 6sc. are ampie and his happy ta-
 lent at inslructihg. joined wiih fidelity aad moral
 worth, sntisIe himtc g91ic con @cSafidsncsg ELlPHALE1,.sTO sTOMI INSON, p az z tFese4 ENSIGN BUSHNEI.L.8 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
eIXTEENTH DIsrRlCT.

u' We learn iisas at | Convention Gor. the Six teesth Seaaiofial District held at e.lem, pn Tues. day afsesnSoa. HOLBROOK CURTISa Esq. }ol Wa,ersuss. was noininsled for the office ef senator of said District. -i s:s
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
At the Anauat 15wt Meeting holden in SHA. RON. oa Monday, fae 7tk October, 1888
 BYLAW.

l, NOTED. That if any owner of any Horse, v Cattle, or Mules. shall suffer the same to g0 at large out of his UT her enclosure after the first day Of Aprl next, such owner shall for feit and pay tO any person who shall take up and imp0Hn& the same the sum ot twenty i've csnys for each head of cattle. R,r each horse, and for each mule, for each time they shall be so found at large out of the aWner's enclosure and taken up. That it shall be. the, duty of the Haywards in their several districts, and it shaii be lawful for any other persen to im- pound any horses, cattle or rnuies SD found out of the enclosure of. the owner and at large, who. together with the pound keeper, shall regulate tho proceedings, receive the same. compensation. and have the same powers as are granted in the statute laws 0f this state 'S Bottled Pounds :'' provided that no penalty incurred under this Bylaw shall exceed the sum of three dollars; and the owner of such horses, cattle or mules, ss impOnndsd, shall not receive the same from the pound until hc shah have paid the person impending the same rlIg an1oeint DS the fnfieitufe, and fO the pound keeper his fees and expenses for keep-5 ing said creaturess as in oihes, cases Of eFta- tures impo0nded. sgy ree,9s ,
 Prosided neverskelsss, that any person who shah have n family residence in said town of Sharon may, # he chooses. suifer one COW tu run at large on tie public highway, and not incur the Aforesaid penalty.
 This may certify, that the above is n true
 copy as appears of recnrd in this office.
 GEO. KING. T0,cn Clerk.
 T'opn Clerks Office, Skaron,
 Feb. 20. 1884. 4 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06

Paper and Stationery.
 TlHE sshnc.lber keeps on hand. Wsiting k and Letter PAPER and STATIONE- RF of the best quality. which he 'silI sell as
 Feb. ae E. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
Take Notice ,!

NTIEL be sold at Public veDdue. on the
 wv premises, oa Tuesdoy the lsf of April, 1884, # net presiously disposed If at prisats. sale. that VALUABLE STAND for
 Cloth Dressing < Wool C0rdsag, together with the Buildings and Machinery attached to the same, situated in Kent. near Prait's Bridge. Also, one Dwelling House. Barn. aud one half acre of LAND. Terms made known on the day ofsale.
 -s1Sf HARVEY SMITH.
 Kent, Fe6. 25. f8S4 5 esq
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
So.4O4.

Temperance G6g so devil THE next meeting of the LepIied the
 L ty Temperance Society wIter mind HarsUinfon o0 the fourth IGcsdso, nm inst. Delegates will meet at 10 s,or ho. for the transaction. Of Business. ,I RICHARD SMITH. SeeSs,".u "
 Mareh (, 1884 VIZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06

It hsd no psoGsssons Of ffepubIcanism n t. s had no lofty higs, ir AboDed 10 5ehaiOr, it reelected man n or out Of the government. IG told, n an ua- affected way that the pressure of the times had IFav
 eIIed into NewIfiaven and Hartford, and explained the pvOcess by.whiciI iG had got IhiIlseF.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
Marek (, 1884

IndSG RMbbcr OUer-Sboes. A FEW dozen Ladies aod Gentemen'S "A India Rubber OVER-SHOES, of best quality, just receivediby March 6 E. A. FORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
iTEstssEEEcT '

HN q Two men, convicted Of Burglary d Matches, Missis- sipp havsbeen sentenced so dsasa. ss...t. < The citizens of Augusta, Gsorgsa, arc ia scsiaces with the rail road, by which day only is required to ,ravei to or from Charesion. whsn but few years ago. two days hard ride were repaired to accomplish it. B. ". Leigh. Esq-This distinguished son of ihe Old DOmin;on, has recently addressed several letters his friends in relation 10 his aomina,ipn for the Pre- Presidency. He speaks ofhis election imposs;bls. Ihs Psessws.-We are told that four was sold On our wharts. yesterday, tor @ 75 per barrel. The Zanesve Repuhican states that wheat chat place, has fallen to fifty cents per bnshel and adds that ies- ter mad been received there, from -four trader then in New OrleaOs advising bis correspondent that it ~oud not he prudent to give more than g 50 per br for hour.-P PIkstsrg paper.
 A letter vas received at one of the Banks in this town from Sesatos Rll, desiring thas 43O0OO of the nnds O the Bask mght be placed 10 the credit of the Post Master General for the immediate relief of the Department, pledging the scOrd of ihe Post Master General iOr is repayment, with hank interests, and for A drefas which he might choOss so ake. The Director. sesng no safety in the manner of making the loan, nor in the ssca.isy offered. oi could no, assent Co the proposition. ConeOrd ~. H States man.
 Chanes of Opinion in Hirginia.- Look what an as- ,onishing change twelve short months have wrought. Last wiuler the vote of Genaie stood about N for the administration, against iOv, ahe vote of that same senate stands II or aad2l sgaussit It. Last wins ,er the soe oGoar hOuse of 90 the asmiaissraiioS, 44 against -nesU it stands 42 for, and 92 agaiast , aRd do not believe that opposi ,on has yet reached its faIl strength. The revolution ih popalav spision has Iagged behad the change in our Legislature. ls there any hope inst this of things can he reversed by countsryssolaiion r. No! for the change is based on priscipIs. No! for the system Of party tactics, with s intolerance asd proscrpiion. is fully developed to the people ol this commonweath, and ,bey loaihe and dssess 1t.
 W;sehestev, "a. Rsvatlican. Tie Bosaon Transcript of Saiusday ssys:--. AIr. Bu recently of New-f1asen, and late of ihe firm oi Peters 6 Ball. apotheearies of hai ely. ssiled upon us this morning and assured thai n0s ghost who was addressing us. bus the idea.ic material Asdy that some wretch attempted so maEdss wish arnesc. odminisseysd ia letter 10 New Haven. We take more peassrs h resasciiatiag his, thas sosId is wrisiag his obituary"
 The asaasuiaa,ioa letters have failed G shsir obees and. mach ts the morj6caiiss oeihoss Head nav- iers. have oay raised laugh at sAsir expense. Ths publication ef the letters greater ece 0f foly shaa ths wFitag Oi them.-AieS. Pkwats.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
RAN AWAY,

EROM the Subscribers, eu the 39d uh. E an Endenfed Apprentice tO the Shoe making business, named EvHRAsM OCoaa' bound is, Bulkley G. Mesfoy. hy- the Select men of the Yswn- ef Washington. He is abons @ years of age. feet inches 'n height, oR rather downcast appearance, ana ycry prolaue in the use of language. AM persons are forbid haFbOring CT trusting said boy on penalty of the law. and one cent snsy wiil be raid as . reward for returning him.
 HARRY BULKLEY. Lischaeld, MaFch 6. 1884. 39
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06

The condition of twelve of the Safety Fwnor' Banks of the State of New York; tn reference te se. ce on haad compared with iher notes tn crculalien,
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06

mary m" Dso~es oauBhser eF rS AsS' AS' SeenSs
 DIED, h EBags6ard. HgFs Aans Homer, Ts, wiis ef Alr. James H. Ia Esm- -Harlord. hlr. Oliver Gilman, aged @. In SuiEeId, mr AisRn Adams. 42. ln Plymoalh, Feb. 23d srs Hannah Feanp 18s wid. Ow oG abe laae nlaj. Samuel Eea0. Ia ColsbEeek, Mr yesSe Eos, 60.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
MARRIED.
UIEU,

In CeVnwnlt 5lh iass. Mr. Ezskiel HiFdsey, @ MisI Mary m. Sl0se, daughter Of the Rev. Mr. Store.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06

eIectahs nad nessu4t ihe morals of the people i&id
 aisia6 hiasAS withdraw thirfy-ive millions from iss gnrcmse oF inlaBd hils of exchange in the western cosn.sy f-t tell you am opposed tO all Banks and bsakiag operations from the South Sea bubble iO the present ii,ne. Ts Israeli,es durag the abseace oi and wOrshipsd . and they sOrely suffered tor their idolaiy. The people of this country may yet be puslskee lee sheeg idolaEy. Lea :he United States BasEE tellese eie ooDmnniiy by issnng lher notes, aad plaIies myeef that she State Banks shall nol spggesa ifs' Beiieviag thae we had already said naare lhaa .as well roceised. now withdrew Dasiag ihs ipiesvew sevesai persoas were present.
 Aaiy so cal es' memhsrs lrem car swa State, ssd il possible, da eNay aay iapressioa that eompaiail originated either in Gconer spiris of hostility lhs present administration. We were surprised. bowes. CT. to 6aa gepernys ready admission of ihe tEuah of sil 1e hated, esd assonished al the iesacy wih which sosse ssemeA determined iO persist in ths @easures which had psedseed our smharsassmenis.- Sesers6s msnbes lSa sks State. a sn iIIs-.raiioa of whai ws asgess. lsasiag egr s:llow-eisizens Co draw aheiE own irlarencss. !" GensieEsp," said he
 "I know G. admit she truth of pli you allege; aa eoncaraod in mills ia New-Y0fk, and letleFe from m
 neaaf aell me tsa he caAnoa sell board. Baa, aa a whole-hog-man. and voHld sosaer commit the an pardaaabls sin, a6d throw pyecl oa the elsmeocy o the Almighty, than return 70 ny eonalneen's ans. having vcssd % restore the dePoS''ss or Te-cAFs'
 Mr. c. E. Whiss. member from Ghs city. iaa con xessatisn wish agea the suhject of the present cm
 haEsassmeais nnd complaint made 2 reuAark whses we deem i our duly so slnlo. "Talk of eomplaiai." eaid hs, "the EogeFamont don't complain; you heaI pe eemplaini on ihs pasie ef the goveFamsai i s %
 E he people thnl aEs making aIl the complaint tou peRs hsssf ead yea say y0o are d'sSssse' 'hs gov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30
JREO.asielfi. YO,,S0,,

A/iiS stand the ensuing season, my stable in the
w county OF Chesterfield, about 20 miles from both
mchincnd and Petersburg, and within one mile Of Moody
lavern--he is at his ready to serve mares at
sou the season, payable LIST August next when il
VIII expre-$lO0 insurance, payable as soon as tue
mare Is known TO be in oal parted withone dollar TO
ne groom In every Large aud pas
lur'ge so"n in small grain, expressly mares left with
'he horse separate lots for aud colts many new
stables Tor them in bad weather. and board of rats
Those sending from distance, if convenient will send
servants with their Mares that they may attended TO-
agreeaby TO their own instructions. Mares fed If reour.
ed at 20 cents day. responsibility accidents or
capes but every precauIion TO prevent them.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON
PEDIGREE.-.M Monsieur Ionson was by Pacoiet he
by the imported horse Citizen, he by Pacolet OF England
he by Blank and Blank by Godolpn Arabian his dam BY
op Gallant, he by Gslan, GaIan by imported Bedford
nc. Sc. his grsndam by Grey Medley, imported Oscar,
imported Fesrnought &c.-Monsieur Tonson is the full
brother OF Sir Richard Henry and Championship Ri
chad and Champion have superior horses
and have never been beaten.
monsieur Ionson has made himself so toeH knolrn bv
ms Wa0oHed achievements the turf, as TO render fur
ther notice unnecessary. Those who desire to see more
pstaileh
'e'seu 10 SINNERS Turf Register, January No IsaI
1H0tSttH, 1''isoiiS colts have sold AT verx
saw their improvenen he having mad last ia
than the get OF any other horse in Amcricalhe best
evidence, however, OF my opinion of him is that paid
last November ten thousand dollars cash Tor him.
w. r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Sth February 1884 SELF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30
REe6s.N0vD ETRGEoYa, ESssao.sl: .u.gI. ao. 1saa=

g. ENERAt. AGESCY.--'he undersigned, residing
~ IN fredericksburg, Virginia, having opened an OF.
nee 10. Tue purpose oilers hs services public as an
avENi Tor the prosecution and cole con of arcounts
anu eans generayhe invt s;igation Of Land Titles
purchase and sale oil Real Estate redemption of Lands
subject to sale FOE Don-psymcnt of Taxes. Sc &C. IN auv
Psri OF ne SAFE oil virginia, ut the adjacent States
tie mas given particular a;teniionio The Laws and Regu
is,iois respecting claims for REVOLUTIONARY SER.
'l1ES both continental aud States and will undo rtske
Douy Pay. or Pensions OF Oicers and Soldier of the
nevo'uonar War: or OF the late War between the u.
states and Great BriiaU He respectfully iovtes the
correspondence oil persons having Ie such claims
ehner against the State Of Virginia the United States
Nesning al convenient point between, and within
moud aud having attentive anil experienced corrssoo
places. .'-e rr'' " e
cases requiring legal all advice he will be assisted
y aoe connsei-ana the utmost diligence aud attention
WIZ be given 10 bring speedy and issue
business That may be confided TO him.
for the satisfaction Of persons distance TO whom he
uhHhown, aud who desire information his char
anu capacity Tor business he is authorised 10 eie TO
he gentlemen whose names are hereto annexed.
VIM. +. GRAY, Fredericksburg, va.
-, REFERENCES:
i,on' iancis T. 81 coke, Court Of Appeals, "a
non ,onn 1. Lonax, General Court
Hon. John Coulter
John Scott, Esq SffedeTicks6tTg.
John s Wellord, Esq.
John L.. Marye, Esq
Hon WIN. Il. Barry, Post Master General
lion. Samuel l.. Southland, Senate u. s.
lion lion. John NJ Patton, House of Rep. U. States
4 Zion. VIM p Taylor, do do.
S S$ H 5 $:sr = e. Esq
May 8. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30

INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sale in the couJl-
" Of .MdtheOs.-By virtue OF decree Of the Cir.
cult Superior Court OF Law aud Cbancery, for the county
Of Mathews, pronounced on the IO dSy of April 1881
10 suit depending IN the said Court in the name Of
Brooks ef ais, against Brooks ef ais tor the sale of the
reel estate OF Capt, w m. Brooks. deed.
We The undersigned, two Of the Commissioners named
In the decree Aforesaid, will proceed SELL Mahe
Courthouse, on The first day OF August Court next If fair
u not, the next fair day thereafter on cfed, OF IL and
lS months, the following Tracts OF Land, TO witt One
tract containing ~ acres, lying in fst part OF the
~ called Winter Harbour, which there is two story
DWELLING barn, large aud convenient toy ether with ali
necessary out h0nses
SecondIy-Onc Tact OF arabic Land supposed 10 con.
tam az acres, lying within 300 yards OF that already
scrhcd.
1hirdyone Tract containing 80 sores, one third Of
which is imbered, within mile OF the Mansion. house
tract.
Foufhly Ooe tract, containing about 40 aere.. one
fomfih Of which is iintercd lies within one mile Of s
Mansiou House tract
Filthy Thirty OF we'll iimbered land within one
mile and halt OF The MaDson House tract
Sixihly-One tract, containing 40 acres, with good
farm House; onchsIl OF which is we'll nbered
Seyenhiy-One tract containing 60 acres, one.half Of
which - arabic, and within two halt miles Of the Man.
tighhly One piece superior White Oak dmbered land,
Mansion Bunse
Niundy--one piece superior White Oak and Pine tim.
bered land containing 80 acres, lying about Jour miles
from Tie Mansion tiodse tract.
Temhy-One tract, well dnbered with Pine contain.
ing 30 acres within two miles OF the Mansion House tract
Eleveniliy-One Tract, containing 20 acres, with 4
dwelling house, subject to widows dover, within six
miles Of the Mansor.house
Lasuy--One Tract, containing so acres, subject 10 =
widows dover, within two miles Of the Mansion house
Bonds, with approved security, will be required Of The
purchasers. VIM NJ. BROMLEY,
SHEPARD g. MILLER,
way ~ l6-l2'l Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30

Sprimg GOODS.

FUNHE subscribers have already in store large portion
IA between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED PACK
AGES, Of their Spring supply Of Dry Goods, received
mainly by te Harkopoy from Liverpool and By various
recent arrivals lrom PisdeIphia and New y ofk The
remainder Of Their imPorfdtioni daily expected by
the JDerson iron LtDerPooi and other large additions
will be made during the ensuing week by arrivals from
New York Wien ali these get into store fuller and
more general advertisement will appear In lie mean
fine, offer our usual erus, the supply nos oo
hand, aud invite city and Country .tfcrchdHts 10 call
on Us There has been Ucry great decline in Bianv
ieddHg articles, and almost al others lower tln last
year-ndeed, we have rarely Dry Goods generally
as chap as Mty noo are The styles, pauerns SC arc
new Tor the most part, and many Of Them good
i. & J. S. JAMES & co.
April j. IlV--Ul Market Squa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30

SHORT PUMPING subscriber having rented this
~ well known and healthy establishments IL miles
above the city OF Richmond. prepared 10 entertain ira
vciers aud others upon reasonable terms and such man
ner as he trusts viii give general satisfaction He
fully socs The patronage of the old customers of the es
abhment, and begs leave 10 call the attention OF the
public, and OF the citizens OF the lower country particular
~ to The well known healthiuness Of the SITUATION His
bar Is well supplied with the best OF liquors. labor
expense will be spared to promote The comfort OF all
who may favor him with their custom.
RIO. /. PULLIAM.
May 0. I-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30

ZONES BROWDERS HEIRS. In obedience TO an
CD order made at Apdl tern, 1884 in the Circuit Supe
Court Of Dtnwiddie, Yrgins, n tie suit Of Mary PEN
lecOs, and others, Pubs
against
Jones PROVIDERS standardization and others, Dofts
am directed 10 advertise for al persons who may claim
10 be distributes Of Jones Browder, dec In the maternal
line, 70 appear before me, my office at Dnwiddie Court
House, Vrgnia and prove their relationship TO the dece-
dent on or before the first day Of September next which
hey are hereby required TO do, they will be excluded
from al share Of c said decedenrs estate the accounts
Of which estate I avn then required 10 settle
ISHAM y. HARGROVE
Conmissi0ncr ~ Chanceyg.
Aprl To- 1il-wSw
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YHNO carry into effect Decree OF Hanover Circuit SUI
a pcrior Court OF the 2d inst, for which purpose the
subscriber has been appointed by the said Court will be
offered Tor sale OH the premises the 25h Of month,
The Tract OF Land OF which Henry II. Winston died,
SEIZED containing three hundred ninety aud one quarter
acres This land lies the South Anna, the principal
branch Of the Pamunkey river, four five miles from
Hanover Court House, and adjoining the lands OF Philip
b. Winston and others. Ii is undoubtedly very vsua-
bile Tract OF Land, aud would be great acau
siion to any one wishing to invest money such proper
~ credit of one two three aynen,s
will be given for the purchase money, except
may be in cash, TO deray the expenses Of the
sale, under which the said Decree made suit OF
the Lsndthe purchaser give bond with sufficient,
cury The title be retained until the further order of
the Court. BENJAMIN POLLARD.
Hanover MAY 18th 1891 As
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30

ANROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Nm The subscriber has leased the teneinents i'm.
metateiy fronting the landing OF the Basin, the new
Mill oil MIR. Cheyae, for the Transaction of GToeery
aud Commission Business, where he is now receiving
hne assortment OF every article in the Grocery line and TO
which he invites the attention Of purcbasers-and will
give personal attention all consignmens that are en-
trusted TO bis care. THOMAS 4. JOHNSON.
March Is. 106--u
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9 The enquirer published week. generally and
rce the same heieoor Five Doilais payable
vance Notes OF chasrcd banks
eevea 10 payment, hc Editors will the safety
ne,n ny mail postage OF being paid
~ NO paper will be discontinued, tho
Ediiors until all arrearagcs have been paid up.
9 Whoever will the payment OF nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis - '''-' -
TERMS OF.ADvERTstNG.
One
NO
OF assumed bv some pcrsoni this cs its envons.