Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


n South wishes TO buy, for his crcsire scrriee
from 80 to 100 slaves, in families. lie would prefer
purchasing from large shareholders, who
might be disposed 60 sell out their entire stock, ut the
following rates, third Cash, and the balance
one three instruments, negotiable paper, accep
tances in New Orleans New York 20 be given and the
security in all respects ample and satisfactory He will
be prepared to treat for such purchase, in all the
months of January February; and will receive the
Negroes when the contract is made, or in the Summer
Fall, at the option of the vcnder.
Letters (post,paid,) with description of the Negroes,
may be addressed to his agent
Jan. IL. [79-tfl III. Il. CAVENDISH.
Tho Petersburg Constellation Danyie Observer c9lpcper
S o o @ oa "SS s
accounts to this Office for collection
MECHANICS WANTED.-Thc subscriber has two
lVH and comfortable shops to rent out well cal
culated for shoe and boot-maker and tailor, with
decent little dwelling--other out-houses and garden at
tached to each-at his and beautiful establishment
called Lltwalton IN the upper end of Lancaster coun
tya public and central situation, high, and healthy
any in the lower country aboundng wood, water,
and the various Injuries from the salt The
boats running from Baltimore to Fredericksburg pass
within mile two, twice week, that any article
that either of these markets afford be got at any
time Possession may be had Immediately and rent low
Also, good blacksmith is much wanting. The subscr-
Der would prefer hiring buying one that could be
commended for honesty, sobrety and knowledge of his
trade For such one immediate necessity compels him
to say that he would give than he is worth let
ter either of the above subjects directed the sub
scribcr, Nuttsvie Lancaster County, Virginia will be
promptly attended to- VIM. b. MITCHELL.
Jan. II. 79-w3w
MD AN AWAY from the subscriber the Goth day
n q, of December last, Negro named HuDsoY,
belonging to Mrs Tabitha Coats of the county of Lu-
nenburg Hudson has been hired the two last years
the Chesterfield Rail Road Company He is of dark
complexion rather spare made, about 5 years of age,
and had the first joint of of his little fingers think
the right HANDY off during the last year. by
the railroad Hudson belongs (afcr the death of
Mrs Coas) to the heirs of Ellison Clarke dec d. late
Lynchburg where, perhaps, he is cndcavoring make
his way. Any person who will deliver the said man
Hudson to me- the county Of Chesterfield, confne
him i'll Jail so that l get him, deliver him to Mrs.
Goats, Of Lunenburg, shall be literally rewarded
sB. CHEATHAM, 4gcnt
January H. G79-3tSl for Tabitha Coats.
II OOK OUT-The Subscribers inhabitants of Tap
n pahannock having been frequently cheated by
Journeymen Tailors, deem it duty they owe the
public to caution them against two young men, who
off in debt calling himself Russell Norve and the
other John Oakley Norycll is six feet high round
face and light hair, light olive and grey
cloth pantaloons Oakley is fully six feet high sharp
lures and dark hair, old black cloth and
grey panaloons. IhcS crossed the Rappaannock River
from this place the ice, their way Norhunber-
land C. H.; there they will cndeavor to cheat Merchants
Tayern-keepers, Tailors and others
RICHARD CROXTON,
JOHN G.. CREWDSON,
RICHARD F. ROWZEE,
MONTROVILLE MARMADUKE.
January l7t,, 1885. 79-3t*