Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

MNASHlONABLE VA. CLOTHING SIokE' near
4 iy opposite The Bell Tarcrn-rhe subscribers re-
spcclly inform their friends and the public generally
that they have hand, and intend keeping, large
and extensive as. ortment Of ready made fashionable
clohing. consisting in part Of the following articles
Blue black olive, and other shades OF dress and rock
coats
Brown, olive mixed and drab over coats,
Petcrshln and flushing do. do.
Mixed olive and brown clot, and cassinct coatccs,
Blue black drab and other shades cloth and cashmere
pantaloons,
Black and fancy buckskin cashmere Pants.
Blue brown mixed, plain and ped cassinct DO.
Beaverton PaTtdiuuns, Jackets assorted,
Black and lgd silk velvet Vests,
Tribe, and Valencia, do,
Cloth and cashmere, do,
Satin and bombazinr, do,
Black silk and fig d silk. do.
Genllemcn's cloth and camct Coaks,
Ladies' Cloaks,
Nlcrno Shirts and Drawers.
..isl lincn Shirts plain and plated muslin do,
WoolIcn and cotton flannel Shirts and Drawers,
Shams, Collars, Cravas,
Silk and cotton Pocket fldkfs.,
Suspendcrs, Hosiery,
Tenants celebrated Stocks,
Negro Clothing, &c, nc.
Also on hand very superior stock OF Cloths: Cnss!-
mcres and Vestngs purchased from the latest importa-
TONS which they will make to order, on the shortest
notice and most approved style and newest fashion.
All of which they will sell. wholesale and rctai as
accommodating terms as articles of the description
can be purchased in any Of the Northern cities.
Country Merchants II
vantage to give them call, they determined 10
sell at the lowest possible prices.
Dec r. [Gl-wlOwl HOOPER & GRAFT.
q COX AT THIS Josiah ". Fisher, John Fisher,
Horace Carpenter, Hugh Watt, MIR. Thrasher, Mr.
McDoodc, and MIR. Joseph B. Hopkins, inhabitants OF
one of them, obgc Fielding Sale, by giving him or Mr.
David Pitts the information sought for by this notice,
in letter addressed to either Of them through the Post
Office. at Loyds Essex County, Virginia.
Sale /oSu nv Df \
Essex County, in the Stale of Virginia. removed to the
State of Mississippi in the year lo2 and located him
self in Port Gibson where he lived until ovcrtaken by
had health when he visited the Brandywine Springs not
many miles distant from that place. Port Gibson) where
he died in May 1891, leaving, it Is said, an estate worth
something like $4,000. Soon after the dcccase Of the
said o. B. Sale Fielding Sale, his sole heir, executed to
William Fisher, Esq, Of the county Of Essex and State
of Virginia. (who then going and did afterwards go
Missssippi) full power of attorney, TO adjust and
close with the representative OF the said 0. B. Sale W
any be ound all matters and accounts in relation to
his estate On the return OF the SAID VIM Fisher from
the State of Mississippi, aforesaid, he communicated
TO Fielding Sale the following intelligence That the cs-
tate of his deceased brother, O. B. Sale, worth 5000
dollars in good bonds and that gentleman by the name
of McDvode had been appointed by the Court, Curator
Of the estate of the said Oswald Sale, and that he the
said William Fisher, had left with Mr.. Thrashcr his At
.c-nev at Law. in Mississippi, living in one Of
the villages of Port Gibson, Grand Gulf, the aorc.
said of and HGpy Of en ds M and
David Pitts of Loyds Essex county, Va, being fully
authorised by the said Fielding Sale did address letter
to Hugh Watt Esq., asking of him information in rela-
toa to the situation OF the estate OF the SAD w. D. Sae
having been advised from any other source he has adopt
ed this method of obtaining some information on the SUBJ
cct and chcrshes the hope that some one of the gen
tcmen to whom it is addressed, will respond to it by
~::"r herein requested, with as mule aeay as posi-
BILE. flELDASS SAIL
Loyd's, Essex County, Va, Dec. 8. 62-wAw