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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

Nearly thirteen millions were sub
scribed TO the Two Million Bank Of the
State Of New York. The number OF
applicants is so grea, that il is believed
at least two weeks will be required TO
make distribution. The stock sold
yesterday at the opening at 10 per
cent. advance " Y. DAILY .Adu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

AT a general meeting Of the stock
holders in the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company, held on Monday the
18th inst. it was formally resolved TO
aocede TO the provisions Of the Inter
nal Improvement Bill, passed at the
late session ofthe Legislature Of Mary
Hggersforn Torch LiRhf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

v
IL forming the Customers Of the FORD
MILL and Fsr@ers generally, that they have
catered into psrtns rship IN The
MILLING BUSINESS
nj the Ford Mill, on the Shenandoah River.
near ksyess Ferry, 10 The asms and under
the ira Of FORD & SNYDER, eommsne-
iox ON the fret day Of the present month.
(JuiyD and s.,sre eli those ~ho are drspo,-
ed to do business With them. that they are
determined to pay the highest msrke; prices
Tor WHEAT aud other kind. Of GRAIN, de-
livered m their Mills. or delivered st sIy
receiving point on the Rail Road. ot st any
eonvenIent poiot on the River From their
eIpsr'enos ~ Mixers. they Gao say With
conhds oes 10 ell those Who have " heat W
dispose Of. that 70 will be greatly To thelr IN
ierest 10 give them . call before they make
. Imposition of the ssme aud they earnest
ly re9sest their former eustoaers not 10
make asy dsposItioo Of their W beat With
out hrst seeing them, a. they are ~ell .aIn-
fed that no nillsrs vest u the Blue Ridge
can Afford to pay better prices than them
selves. To any Of their customer. that may
prefer grinding, liberal advances will be
made. aud strIet attention paid TO their in
structioos. The BuIhkin Mills. formerly
belonging to John Hsinss, deed, and Mr..
John Myers, Will still be earned on By the
undsrsigned, aud one Of sad Mill, kept sx.
pres.ly for the reception Of Rive and Corn !,
for = h.ch kinds Of grain the highest market
price will ct all times be paid. Frh, Salt,
aud Plaster, ~iIl be kept at the mills. co. the
soeomm odAtion OF their customers add those
disposed TO deal with them.
In closing this brief notice, they should
be acting unEratsful to their feeling we're
they not to oder their sincere thanks for tho
'ery liberal encourage nent they have here
totore received. and hope, by promptness,
and . strict attention To business, 10 merit .
continuance Of similar favor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

II is stated in the Ohio papers, that
Mr.. Morris, the Senator from that
State, has renounced the support Of
Mr.. Van Buren,, and declares that he
will expose TO bis constituents "fhe do
ings" Of certaiL intriguers at Wash
ington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

Great Political Hisiory.-The work
LETT by Mr.. MADIsoN IS said, by the
Norfolk Beacon, to be a history Of :he
U s. from the peace Of l7s3 10 the
close Of his administration in 1917.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
New Goods.

III ALMOND 4 SHROPSHIRE inform
= y 'be'f fr'snds add the pobI'e Esnsrslly. tbs,
they are Tree','ng handsome sssosin'rnt Of
GOODS, suitsbir for ~, ps-s-t SsAsoa
Chsfiss,ovn. July ~. 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

Barry Edward o. Meara, late surgeon
% the Emperor Napoleon, and author
Of the work "A Voice from ST. Hele-
ma, died at his houss in Cambridge
Terrace, Edgeware road on the 10th Of
June.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

A friend Of the present Administra-
ton, MIR. Senator TALLMADCE, in his
able speech on the DePosite Bill, said /:
IAN entire abandonment Of the credit
system, and a return to a sole and ex-
elusive metallic currency, if it were
practicable, would produce desolation
and destruction from one extremity of
the Union to the other. Such notions
ought not, MUST NOT, prevail"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE.

July %, 1886
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24
POETRY Y.
(N-on tas n. Y, AfurOr.)
"AvoH rrr REMAINS uNsuSo."

(Frors thc ~. y -Mirror.)
BELLS.
{" How many tale their music tells."--h90'r.
Tho distant bells! tho distant bells
hoar them faint aud low,
Aud Fancy, with her magic spells,
l. wakcu'd by their Gov;
The billowy sounds, deeply haush
With memories OF tho past
Stir many u sad aud pleasing thought,
IA ON tho breeze thoy'rc cast.
The .chooduy bou. the school-day bell!
II speaks of SoyhOod's birth,
And of those sunny days 80 well,
or FREQ and JOYOUS nirth:
The hours of bright, unettcred glce
The hearts fresh spring aud bloom
Thrown by, alas! unhoodingly,
For years ofdarket gloom.
The merry bells the merry bclls!
They're ringing DER the land,
As Freedom with her trumpet tells
Glad news from strand to strandj
OF Nietory, of tTiumphs proud,
That chcct nations breast,
And Pcuco, that calls the warrior crowd
Again TO quiet rest
Tho vesper bell. the vcsper bell
Ofthe soft twilight time,
'Tis minsling with the waves Eight swell
Its hush'd and goutle chino.
The curCew OF tho dying day
Tho herald OF the night
All many a soul hath wing dis way
With that last fading light.
The Sabbath bell. the Sabbath bells
With sweet and Solemn Sound,
Through the green fields aud quiet dolls
Bring holy thoughts around;
And thousands breathe tho pious Tfaycr
In answer TO their tone,
Purcinccnsc waited through tho air
To heavens eternal throne
Tho toiins bell tho tolling bolr.
How mournful is tho heart
When strikes that slow and measured knoll,
Earth's strongest ties to part.
But yet Though sad that requiem note,
Its melancholy strain
Is the last link when spirits 1oa.
Totheir Own homes again. A. j. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

Eastern District Of j.rginia, 10 ,oit
HIDE it remembered, that the tenth day of Februa-
x ~, limo Donini, Thousand eight hundred and
th.rysx Benjamin Watkins Leigh, of the said District,
for the Commonwealth OF Virginia. hath deposited in this
Office the title of booktc title OF which, is in tho fol-
lowing words, wits Reports of Cases, argued and de-
ermined in the Courts OF Appeals, and in the General
Court of Virgnia-by Benjamin Watkins Lcigh--vo-
lume "" The right whereof lac claims author, in
conformity 10 the act of Congress entitled san Act &c
amend the several acts respecting copyrights"
HENRY GIBSON,
March 8. [IOO-w4wl Clek Of Ms District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24
90 REWARp.-Rsn away from MIR. Robt.

M nNn REWARD.-Ran away from Mr.. Robt
% q wv Payne, in the Spring of 1885, negro
man named AxDHEw, brown complexion, about feet
10 inches high 81 years OF age stout made, and weighs
from l6j lsJ pounds has marks recollect
ed--hc purchased by Mr. Robert Payne, of Peter
G. Cosby, Of Richmond for the Cooperation of Hunts
vilIe Alabama, Mr. Cosby purchased him of Mr. Thad
deus Jones', Amelia; he has wife the neighborhood
and is supposed TO be lurking ihcreabouts.-A reward
OF hundred dollars will be paid fer his apprehen-
siou and delivery hlessrs. Goodwin ~ Temple man, Of
Richmond having him secured in any Jail in the State
oil Virginia. GEORGE P. BElRNE,
Mayor IF Hwnfseiite, .7fatama.
Ian 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24
~oLIAH, tho very best son of tina, celebrated race

~ OLIAH tho very best son OF that celebrated
SH horse American Eclipse. will stand the
son, stables in Marysve, Charlotte county, Va,
and be let to the following terms viz: $50 the
season, payable the 10Th day of July next, which
time it will terminate; $50 10 insure pregnancy, de-
mandable is FULLY ascertaned 10 be the case
the property of the is in any way Transferred
Glasses OF the number of six, however, will be
put at $40 each, person becoming respons.be to-
gether with 81 in all cases TO the groom.
Extensive and excellent pasurage in the season. gra-
It's Mares will likewise be fed with grain, and receive
the very best attention. for % per day The sub
scbers pledge themselves, scverally and individually, TO
take the best possible of all entrusted their
management, and will their utmost efforts prevent
accidents of every kind nevertheless they viii not in
any responsibility on their part for any which may
occur.
Gentlemen sending from distance, will direct
them the of of the subscribers, viz Richard
j. Gaines, residing in the vicinity, with ninuteS ritten
directions TO him. aud instructions in the particular
they may wish their TO DC treated their cmpes
habits, &c, whether mschievous SpitcfU, &c. &c.
Goah got by Eclipse; his dam by Mendoza in
ported Expeditions Maid of the Oaks by the imported
Spread Eagle; Annette, by the imported Old Shark Nell
sons Rockingham; True Wing; Baylor's Gallant i'm
ported Burwells Regulus; imported horse Old Diamond
of MISREPRESENTATION got by Hickory; his dam
Nettotop, by the imported horse Old Diomcd Beisey
Lewis by the imported horse Old Shark; Aalanta, by
the imported horse LINDSAY Arabian; celebrated Anne
rcan running horse Lees Old Mark Anthony; imported
Crawford imported Silvercye imported janus import
ed mare imported by the late Gen Alexander SPOTS
wood, of Spottsylvania county, VaFor confirmation
the pedgees OF the above horses, Edgars Genera
Stud Book the most comprehensive and scientific book
also the A. T. r. and S. NJ, vol. 1, p. So No 1.
THOMAS Z. RICHARDSON,
RICHARD J. GAINES,
ROBERT +. GAINES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

NLJINTER ARRANGEMENT--TwIcE 4 WEEK.
Wv The Steamboats, Columbus aud Pocahonias TO
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday, the 9Th december to run only twice week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, 10 o'clock; and and after Thurs
day, the 9TH January, 1885, they will run only
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Should the
vigaon of the Patapsco be interrupted by ice, the pas
sengers will be landed at Annapolis, as formerly
The Patrick Henry willleave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning, for Richmond, and return every
Sunday and "Wednesday.
Passage and fare to Norfolk So All baggage at the
risk of tho JAMES FERGUSON, .4gent.
Baltimore. December 4. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MILESTONE
MANUFA GLORY

YuVIE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends aud
"a the public generally, that they have on hand
good and well selected assortment of French Burr Blocks
of the best quality, aud also extensive assortment OF
ready made French Burr Nlillstoncs of various sizes,
which they inferior any built in this
try. Persons who in want of the above article
would do well call and examine for themselves before
they purchase elsewhere, determined to sell
on reasonable terms for cash. or town acceptances-
Their shop is at the of l. 81 18th s'reets.All
ders will be thankfully received and promptly executed
JAMES SMELL
YOU'LL $. RUST.
N B.-For reference, as to the quality of our ready
made Burr Millstoncs, apply to the Richmond Mllers
Feb 10. l0l-2aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

WTUsiC sTORE-rhe subscriber ha, Just unpack.
lFH ed NJ his Music Store and Piano Forte Warehouse
opposite the Virginia Bank, Main Street. an elegant
PIAso FoRTE from the unvalled mandatory Of Nuns
Clark q Co, OF New York. whore assortment Of
Piano Fortes from the mandatory is constantly
on hand Also, Of the best Of Chckerng, Of Bos.
ton-and the beautiful oak Instrument made by Loud,
which took the premium in 1888, at the Franklin Insti-
tute, Philadelphia. All sorts Of Music Of the first com
posefs, and INSTRUMENTS Of the best makers.
Feb o. [s5-w,frhl r. II. TAYLOR
NJOTlCE.--On Wednesday, the sixth Of April next,
In will be sold at The late residence Of Richard b.
Poyall, deceased, credit Of twelve months for all
above $40, which, aud under will be required in
cash. al the horses cattle sheep, hogs corn fodder
plantation utensils bacon, lard and household and kch.
furniture Bond, with approved security will be
quirod Of each purchaser Should the day be rainy the
sale will take place the next day, and be continued from
day to day till every thing is sold.
All persons having claims against the estate Of Rich.
ard b. Povall, requested TO present them to William
G. Poval Of the administrators, in order tat pre-.
pafaton may be made to pay them.
BY THE ADMINISTRATORS
March To- 103-w4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

Observation-Disclosures. partnership heretofore ex
"a y sting at Bowling Green, Va under the firm and
style of Thornton 81 Chandler is this day dissolved by
mutual CONSENT of the partners having determined
to pursue different occupations and it not being
nent for the other to purchase his interest they have
mutually determined to lease out the Tavern for a term
OF years The Tavern, situated within 60 yards of the
Courthouse, large andarythe sabagc extensive and
convenient frstrate kitchen, and other necessary
out-houses, all noo, with well Of excellent water in
the yard. There is attached to this establishment be
tween 600 and 500 acres of land which be made
from 500 to 1000 bushels of OATS besides corn &c. and
by the of the from the Stage and Tavern
stables, the proprietor, if desirable, might make
10 hhds of Tobacco. Any person wishing to en-
gage in such business, would do well apply early.
All persons having claims will present thcmthose in
is duly authorised to settle up the business of the firm.
GEO. F. THORNTON,
JOHN CHANDLER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

HID UNAWAY.-Was committed 10 the Jail of Nor.
ma gan county, in the State of Virginia. Negro slave
who calls himself BASIL, and says he had belonged to
Mr.. George Lane, who sold him 10 William Stewart
committed to the Jail Of this county the 2st day of
October 1885; he Is about feet 10 inches in heirld
the leh jaw swollen, quite black and strongly formed
had very old dfab roundabout and paniaoons and
old hat The said negro says he is about a. years Of
age he tells different tales about his cscape says he has
wife near Annapolis, Maryland, living with Mi George
Wilson The owner is requested 10 and claim said
negro according 70 law. VIM. THOMPSON.
Feb. I3. T9O--w6wF1 .Iaifoy 81 C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

UERUGS, Medicines, Paints Oils. Dgcsfgfs, Glass,
ND SC, Se-1hc subscriber will, in few days, be in
Merchants and Physicians, who may wish 10 purchase
'coiesae assuring them that every inducenent which
be had in this any other market, will lee offered
the old established stand sign Of the Bioek Boy and
Mortar, Market Square, door below Mcssrs Lancas
ter, DENLY d Co, and Immediately opposite MessrsF
L. j. s. James x Co. III. L.. DAY.
March TO- lO5-Ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

THVlMBER TIMBERll-rhe highest prices will be
Il given for good seasoned wheel spokes and felloes
deliverable at the Penitenary. Immediate delivery is
solicited For information respecting them apply either
to Col Charles S. Morgan, Superintendent, or 10
TlIOS. G.. MONCURE. G. A.
Feb.0. SIT "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

nRY GOODS Wads,corth, Witiiams & Co., at the
nS Long ROOM Market Bridge, offer for sale largo
aud general assortment of Dry Goods of nporta
ton. Having turned their whole attention 10 the whole
sale trade Country merchants respectfully solicited
to call and examine assortment.
March 10. 1910
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

BAMES RIVER AND KANAWIA COMPANY.
% At meeting Of the President and Directors Of the
James River and Kanawha Company, held in the CITY
Of Richmond on Saturday the 18th day Of Dec 1895.
Ecsoircd, That The Stockholders Of the james River
and kanawha Company, other than the State, be- and
they are hereby required TO pay into the Bank Of Vir.
gnia or one Of is branches the Of FIyg DoGIAns
each share Of Stock held by them in said Company
on or before the 25th day Of February next
By Ordor Of Mc President md Direcfors,
w. B. CHlTTENDEN, Sceretary.
~ B.The instalmenis that have been call for lin.
GLIDING the above) as follows
1st instamen, 81 per share, paid at the time Of sub
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

NAM S. HANSELL, No. %, Market ST. south side
w above Front ST. Philadelphia informs merchants
visiting The North, and Others that he has in store
large and general assortment Of saddery, consisting Of
saddles Of every dcscrptoD bride leather martnQales
saddlcbags trunks, collars, Whips &c, &c, which will
be disposed Of upon satisfactory terms Orders forward
ed BY mail os above, will meet with punctual attention
Feb. q. S7-2awGw
81 AND SALE.-ln pursuance Of decree Of the Cir
~ cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
town Of Petersburg, rendered the ost term the
case Proctor u.s. Moore shall proceed, the 3st
day Of March nstan the premises, TO scli public
auction, credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months
equal insiamensall the real estate Of which Horatio
Moore died seized situated NJ City Point and consisting
Of three Lots fronting James Rivcr-One Lot has
wharfand store house thereon.
J. ALLISON,
March 10. I0i-2owtds~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24
Feb 20.


Al NAROLlNlAN will stand the present season, which
" will terminate the 18th July next at my stable,
Spring Grove, Hanover county, Va $I5 the season.
which may be discharged by the payment of $780, paid
within the season. so TO insure 10 be in foal
parting with the will forfeit the insurance money
land 81 10 the groom in every am better pre-
pared than have been to take good of
that may be sent to the horse and fed with gallons
of grain per day at % cts charge for that
may be sent with the Every will be taken
TO prevent accidents and escapes but responsibility
for any that may happen.
Caronian il well known, together with his rich pc
dgrec that deem il unnecessary to say more than TO
state, horse could be in better health and spirits than
he is at this e better constitutions and bet
ter foal-getter never
His last get of colts in this section of country will DO
three years old this spring. and will be exhibited the
Turf. shall, without accident, four of them
myself, as have each of them in several stakes ran
of them late last fall half mile and repeat (Which is
the usual distance for that age) Major Doswes
course, against very favore Johanna colt of Captain
WIN. Wiiamson's, for $500 side, which 1 won
with great trained colt of his age that
fast the others that trained very promising
w. l.. WHITE.
March 07-Davdw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

90 hEwA 4 .ssr,ss IRON .ssay sn,
formation, kindly communicated to the subscriber by
gentleman living in the upper part of Cumberland, it
almost certain that her man, BEN MosELEY, who
has been absent than twelve month, has OBJ
tanned free papers, filled up with the of Duncan
Henry and that he is thus passing under this title,
free man. fellow whose description precisely
ponds with that of the subscribers Ben the
10th of February, and examined by three four differ
ent persons, the Buckingham road both above and
below Sanes tavern He had such free pass as the one
spoken of, and called himself Duncan Henry. le how
ever, told very different stories different individuals.
To ono, he said that he boatmantha his boat
still, account of iceand that he his way
Lynchburg To another that he in search of lost
trunkand TO third, that he travelling to Buchanan,
in Botetour If any of these tales true il pro-
badly the first for he long acted boatman James
River, and IL is highly probable that he is often passing
between Lynchburg and Richmond With little exer-
ton believed that any person in either of these
places might easily apprehend him. The above reward
will be given for his delivery TO me, living Halls
boro the upper end of CHESTERFIELD for his conne-
ment in any JAIL that obtain possession of him.
He is bright mulato, stout and likely, about 80 35
years of age and for of his colour has features
sually prominent His nose is very uncommon being
very much of the Roman mould. IL is believed that his
speech is quicker than ordinary, and that there is shot
of his ANN III. MOODY
Chesterfield, March 8 I00-w4w
" Tho I.ynchburg vgnan is requested to insert the above
w4w and forward account tho Office Of the Enquirer A. H. NJ
ESNEED AND CARPENTERS PATENT WHEAT
~ TIiRASHlNG MACHINE.-The subscribers are
prepared to offer to the public Wheat Thrashng
Machine on an improved PLAN which superior to any
now IN use IN tins county, can say with confidence,
that they will thrash with less horse power, and cleaner,
than any other have seen-We only ask a fair
trial, and warrant them TO peaseWe have doubt
that they will supersede all others, wherever they
known used. Our patent taken out last Spring,
and built and sold several last season. which gave
perfect satisfaction and all who used them pronounced
them to be the best they had ever We will sell
patents for counties States reasonable eTnis and
would recommend all machine builders adopt PLAN
We will also furnish machines, built in the best manner
and warranted to please Reference to Col T. J. RAN
dolph, Col. Thomas Macon, John p. Sampson, William
Gilmore, Hugh Nelson, Francis X. Nelson, Peter Meri-
wether, all of the county of Albemarle. Letters ad-
dressed to Sapeton c. Sneed, Everettsville Albemare
county, Va will be attended to.
January 20. 62-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

The Subscriber, grateful for past favors hereby notis
es the public that he has taken the above Hotel for the
present year, until suitable disposition be of it,
and asks continuance Of patronage. He promises
TO leave nothing undone to merit H.
GEO. +. THORNTON.
Bowling Green, 18th Feb 1896. g1--yySyvA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

r. I. Barrow g. Co, No 3OG Pearl ST.
EBES. CALDWELL, no. 400, do do.
EDwARD Cook g. Co, no 2fs, do do
j. w. 81 RI. r. CoRLIEs, no. 256, do do
JosEPH CHEEsEmAE, no. 136, Water do
DAsfEL Corr, no. 1871 do do.
Tnos. +. FIELD, no. 81, CORTLAND ST
joins GREESFfELD d Sow, no. 49, Pearl St
HOLMES ~ MYERS, no. 2O1, do do
r. r. KIssAa u Co., 6i, Liberty ST.
USDEnHrLL & SEYMOUR, G6, Pearl ST.
VEeHrE q LfrFscoFT, no u, Coenties Slip.
r.. VsSDEwArEa, no. a. Cedar st.
y. wLLErs o. Co, no. 304 Pearl ST.
X. G.. WETMoHE 81 Co, 50, Water st.
JonS WaloHr, j- 81 Co, SO, do. do.
February %. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24
Manufacturer of Stocks Shirt Collars &c,
IS, Cedar street, late 80 Pearl
New York, 25th January, 1896 s5-3m

81 TIRCULAR.-1he subscribers importers of and
" dealers in China Glass and Earlhcnware whose
stores destroyed by the great fire of 10th and 18th
December, would respectfully inform their customers
throughout the Union OF their present ocations-also Of
the fact that owing TO the long passages of the European
packets, previous 20 the fire, and their remarkably short
passages since they generally, in possession of
better assortment OF goods than they usually have at
this of the year From the very large pre-
viously given to the manufacturers, it is expected that
the assortment Of the present season. WILL in quantity
be fully equal and in its quality superior that of any
former year. being composed OF the most and
beautiful designs, without any mixture Of Old unsaloabe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

HTOR SALE, Lot No. 454, on ID and Strects-fronts
Il 80 feet ID Street and SO feet on the Basin bank
For terms, apply to John w. Williams, at Mrs Temp
kinsts, or George p. Crump, of Richmond.