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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
BENZ. F. PORTER
feD ~. 93-tfl of R0ckbrid1e

RHACHlNE CARDS.-The subscriber has been an
1vz pointed agent for the sale of Machine Cards and
hileng for Cotton and Wooden Factories warranted of
superior quality Also, sheep roller leather; shuttles;
cotton and sattnet pckers picker string and lace lea.
to order for cotton wooden, flour and saw mills from two
inches to twelve inches in width, and any length, com
piee; cleaning combs &c, &c. Orders for any of tho
above articles, promptly attended to by
March ~ [lO6-tlstMl GEO. j. SAMPSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

Spring GOODS-The subscriber has received
~ from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York an as
sortment OF fresh imported Dry Goods suited to Spring
trade which are offered at very small advance on the
lowest cash prices IN the above named cities The sale
OF stock before on hand will be continued at and grea
many articles below cost with view closing the pre-
sent business in the month of July next by sale M auc
ton The citizens of Richmond and the country gene.
rally, are invited TO take advantage of the opportunity
offered Tor Tour months TO of PURCHASING ooods ai
prices that they shall deem reasonable The FOLLOWING
is part oil the new goods received and now for sale
Cloths and cassmeres Angola do,
French drlliings and plain linens,
Summer cloths,
Princetta and bomhazines
Rich painted muslns (all prices)
Do caicoes and low priced do
super plaid, striped and plain ginghams,
Georgia and India nankeens
Iwllled and ribbed cotton, for pantaoons
Rich lustre black and blue black silks
Do. fancy hdkfs., (assorted)
Cotton and silk hose and half hose (cbeapN
Furniture and habit dmity,
cambrics and checked muslins
Silk umbrellas and parasols
Gentlemens, boys and children's Leghorn hats
bales burlaps and oznaburgs
Richmond factory cotton oznaburps
Bleached and brown sheengs and shirtings
Apron checks and plaid Dome stics-witR mapv Other
descriptions oigoods, not necessary to enumerate-aU
OF which Will be sold cheap, by
MANN s. VALENTINE.
Whue BuiLdingS, II. Street, Shocka i'm
wish to engage Youth TO assist in the Store One
that has had some experience in business would he pre-
ierred such as are DESTROYS of employment must come
recommended for industry and xce ptonable moral
Character Wages need not be expected until experi-
March 1oo " ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

DU the subscriber about ne h o aT SSy r"%
Der last, yellow of the name of EDWIN, Che some
times calls himself Edwin Burks) about feet 10 inches
high, rather raw-boned little stopped in his shout
ders, his counenance very good, hair tolerably bushy
tie has lost most of his jaw teeth, and is what ma be
has free papers with him
will give 500 if said negro is apprebended in the
State, and $3.50 if apprehended Of he State and SO
secured that get him again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

FHNO PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCO =
III The planters of whom have purchased crops of
Oronoko Tobacco, will confer favor on me by deliver
ing them to the order OF II. 81 T. Gwahmey in the citv
OF Richmond, between the 18th of May and the LIST of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by the LIST
OF June, Will please defer the delivery until the 18th of
June, or any time between the middle of that month and
the hrst day OF July. JOHN G.. HUGHES.
March 5. 90 ,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

GRIFFIN ii. FoUsHEE, adm'tor
Northumberland Co, Va, March %. i09@ ..Veaey
YHyo COUNTRY MERCHANTs.- subscribers
are now receiving their Spring supply, consisting
l56 hhds ST. Crox and p. r. Sugar,
100 barrels do. do
20 boxes and 100 barrels Loaf do
90 tieIces N. o. refined do
S'OoV Iags prime green, Cuba Laguiia Rio, old white
30 hhds prime retailing Molasses,
300 kegs cut Nails, assorted sizes
With large assortment of Swedes English boon and
pand iron; American, German, and cast Steel Lead
Powder, and Shot; Alspice, Pepper, Ginger, Nader
and Coppefas; old Madeira French and Port Vince
Also-l5,OOO sacks Liverpool Salt, now afloat
With variety Of other Goods-which will be sold by
wholesale, at n small advance =
" Goods received and forwarded with dispatcb
Richmond, March IL IO2-w3w If
6SPRiNG GOODs.-The Subscribers beg leave TO in.
- form Inc Merchants of Virginia and the public pe-
neraiy, that they opening an unusually IasSe
stock OF staple fancy and domestic Dry Goops adapted
TO the approaching seasonand by every arrival from
Mew lo[k 10 addition TO the entire purchases in
the Northern cities we have the pleasure of announcing
to our friends the receipt of splendid yaretv of Fene5
oCodS, imported by us direct consisting Of new style
painted mnslins, plain and figured Silk Paris Gloves
Ribbons thread Cambrics and Handkerchiefs &c Sc
az OF which will be sold the usual terms and at sa
BINFoRD, BROOKS, GAY & co.
4 MARRIAGE MAKING IN FARMyILIE -sr6o
~ subscribers, under the firm Of w & j. BLANroS,
nave made such arrangements will enable them 10
manufacture extensively in this place. Cor,;sges 80
every description, Barouches Gigs and Sulkeg of the
pest quality We have engaged the very best hands A.
~; o,ancn Of ine business Our friends and the pub
tic generally are solicited 20 give call and examine
our WORK Repairs done with neainess and despatch
WILLIS BLANTON
JAMES BLANTON
Farmve, Prince Edward. Va Feb 10 o8,D,s
NOilCE-On Wednesday, the sixth of ApriI ner1
y Will be sold at the late residence Of R!cbard NJ
Povall, deceased, a credit Of twelve months fr III
sums above $40 which, and under, will be rconired in
cash. an the horses, cattle, sheep hogs corn fodder
Panaon utensils bacon, lard, and household and ktch
furniture. Bond with approved secarifvs ;li ~ y.
CURED OF each purchaser Should the day be rainy Inc
sale VIII take place the next day. and be Continued fo
day to day, ill every thing is sold nom
~ persons having claims against the estate Of Rich
ara P0va are requested to present them 10 William
ioVai' one OF the administrators, in order that pre-.
Parauon may be mode 20 pay them
By TIE ADMINISTRATORS
ma'ch 10 103-w4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

VA LILLIAN l. STOCKER, late of the county of
Wv Northumberland departed this life some lime
since, interstate, and without ISSUE leaving widow If
the said VIM j. Stocker has any collateral or other kim
dred capable in law of inner tn9 bis estate tbev arc
CURED to make their pretensons known without DELAY
Ito the undersigned, his tori accompanied with he
necessary proofs to establish their claim SUCH and pre-
pared TO comply with the legal requisites in such cases
GRIFFIN IL. FOUSHEE, Ad,u'tor
:, IF Nm. Stocker.
Northumberland Co. Va. March % l0g~waU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
PO gSsH'sSY.

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

a ElGH's REPORTS, Vol ", Just p15iisLed--Drice
n $G-The following Books and Maps NAV also be
obtained from the undersigned at the lowest prices viz
Jennings Statutes, at large -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

ing Magazine, No. a p. AIS He was Immediately af.
ter beaten for the Silver Tureen two miles after an
ashalf length, being nmiss. y
In addition the above races he be,,, c,, .,,,..
stakes OF 80 sovs each, Beagle Lady Frances aud an
other, (2i subscrbers) won by he Cardinal ns Red
stark, for Gascoigne Stakes (22 subscriners ,von Nv
Birmingham, aud Roundwaist, Rossig mol and Don Pc
uro Tor Gold Cup, two and quarter miles al Rich
mond won by Medoro all when three years old and a
katy. W." ~
Tue above all the races he run: from which !, y;u
appear he run on the most fashionable courses and
against the very best horses aud with rery Jeo ex
cep'iohswhen he always beat fine horses and un will,
great credit He inferior 10 none in size form besu
W substance and power, well pedigree and rcpu-
0n; ana ,ao perhaps only one equat Of his yearPri-
a"with scom he contendd with drded success and re-
pu'au"n He was, therefore, Of the first among
'ne very first race horses OF modern times.
AS tins ncblc animal will make only one senson here
IT'S advisable that all who may wish 10 get runners aud
STOCK Oh the best quality not let this opportunity es-
cape Alter the running the colts Of imported horses
qni,e inferior to him. who doubt that his colts
Will beat the colts of the American horses or who can
compare their time and their weight TO his,
cannot omit to advert the base malicious and in
potent attack made in the Turf Register on Claet by
"A Breeder. He who could send forth such piece
must be both Ignorant and knavish; for he mslook Will
amss br. c. Claret for Wilson's b. c. CIaret--s so his
remarks do not apply TO the horse stood. | will
further say as knavish attempt has been made to de-
Peca'e TINS horse Care account Of his price that
have authority to say he in England as much as
Shark. Bedford and Doomed, all three fogeher- of
the best horses mporcd--and that Characterization
and live other horses belonging the same gentleman
cost about as much money all the horses err Jroug
10 us country, besides those owned by them put toge-
Their. So much for sanderous aud unounded charees
. WYATT CARDWELL.
i"arch e. 106--w4w =.
RUEDlCAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA
NA The Lectures in this Institution will begin on the
hrst monoay.in April and be continued till November
LIST, with the exception of August, which is vacation
BY
Dr. Nathl Chapman, on Practice of Medicine
Dr. SAM Jackson. Nlateria Medica
Dr. Jno X Miichel,... Chemistry,
Dr. w. Z. Horner,.... Anatomy,
Dr. John Bell Institutes of Medicine, and
Med. Jurisprudence,
Dr. H. u. Hodge, Midwifery.
w E. HORNER Secretary.
march ~ I05-l2t
ER edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc.
IA TOMAC RAIL ROAD--At a meeting of the
Directors OF the Company, the 9Th March ls36
il - -~'
Resotred, That further of ten dollars on each
share be required from the Stockholders TO be pad: 81
on or before the 18th day of April next and SIS on or
before the 10Th day of May and be deposited as
heretofore in the Bank of Virginia. to the credit of the
Company. VIM. p. SHEPHERD Treasurer
murch 10. 103-tl5M .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

MOTiCE--Tbe subscriber wishes ID hire .,s The ha
~ lance Of the year. FIRST rate man Cook who can
come well recommended, and for such liberal price
VIII be gwen. JOHN VOWLEg
Eagle Hotel, Ch0riouesoiife, Va. ,
feD 81 Off
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06


DIED On Saturday evening last, Of
congestite fever, at his residence in this
county, Mr.. A. L. MILLS, aged about 80
years.
Mr.. NJ, hut few days ago, was in this
place, in the enjoyment Of full health and
yigor, and had set apart the very day upon
which he died, as the time for his departure
to the North, for the purpose of bringing
home an amiablc and Interesting wife, who
is at present in Tennessee But the uncr-
ring shaft of death was sped, ere his object
could lie accomplished. TN the midst of
life, we are in DEATH"
- in this place, on Saturday evening
last, Mr.. OLDs, tntive of Kentucky. Mr..
q. was put ashore from off fiat boat, day
or two previous TO his death, in very desti'
tute aud forlorn condition; but, through the
humanity Of several of our citizens he was
provided for in the very best manner posi-
bic. Their efforts TO save him, however
proved unavaiIing. Should this notice mce
the eye of any of his relations or friends, il
may bo to them source of consolation IL
know that every attention was paid hin
that the hands Of strangers could give.
- in Fayettc, on Wednesday morning
last, ELIZABETH, infant daughter of Thomas
II. and Elizabeth Duggan, aged clover
months.
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06

DURsUANT 10 an order Of the Hon.
Probate Court Of jefferson County, ]
shall expose 10 Public Sale &C my house,
6vo miles from Rodney, on Saturday, the
9th day Of August next, the personal pro-
perry Of the late Sarah Sissun, deceased,
consisting Of a horse, bed and bedding, and
some articles Of household furniture. Sale
to commence between the hours Of II A. NJ.
and 4, p. NJ. Twelve months credit will
be given, and bond with good security re-
quired. ELDRIDGE SlSSON, Admir-.
Rodney, July 2S, 1896. 25-d
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06

They have, therefore, discarded bin, for
lear iheir hyodie should be contaminated,
{God save the mark y and substituted IN his
aea5. Judge Smith, or Alabama.
This split in the ranks will be rather a
severe blow on some Of the friends Of the
Teeumseh Killer, coming, as it is does,
from a>quarleE upon which they calculated
uiih 50 much certainty Of success, and
will, we doubt not, be turned to favorable
account in the cause Of Judge WHrTr, and
the establishment of correct principles, by
Fastening the defeat of the present heir
apparent to the presidential chair.
The Globe" calls the paper alluded to
very humorous one. The laugh, we think,
must be on the wrong side of his Phiz, after
ell the fulsOmo eulogics which he has, from
time 10 time, heaped upon the Kentucky
woOi-srower, have so easily been blotled
out BY one single movement Of his own
party.
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06

Another attempt has been lately made
upon the life Of Louis Philippe, King of the
French. Forty or fifty persons had been
arrested on suspicion of having been con-
cened in the act; but, it was supposed
would be discharged, as nothing positive
could be Hsceriained.
Several addresses had been delivered to
the king, in relation to the affair, by MEM
bers Of the Chambers of Peers and Depu-
ties, then in Paris, oil expressive of their
yeneraiion for the person of his majesty,
and regard for the safety of France, which
were receiyed\with great enthusiasm by
the pupulace.
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06
NOTICE.

The Undersigned has been constituted
Agent for Mrs. REBEcCA SoRRELL, Of Yir-
ginia, by her Power Of Attorney, 10 collect
whatever moneys may be due the estate OF
JAMES SORRELI, deceased. Those indebted
to said estate will please make immediate
payment to me at Rodney, and any persons
having any Of his property in possession,
are earnestly requested to deliver the same
to inc. j. B. LONG.
Aug 2 25-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06

State of Mississippi,( Probate CONFEDERATION
Jefferson County. before Sept. Term, 1886.
TO ALI. PERSONS interested in the
lands, tcnomonts and hereditaments of John
Coleman, a ninor-GrecIinGi
You are hereby cited u be and appear
before the Probate Court, at a regular term
thereof, to be holden at the Court House in
and for Jefferson County, on the fourth
Monday in October next, to show cause, if
any You can, why an order should not be
made by said Court to sci! all the real estate
of said mino,, to wit: about five hundred
acres of land lying in said county, adjoining
lands of Colonel P. B. Harrison, and others.
By order of John M. Whitney, Judge of
Probate, in vacation,
] do hereby certify the above 10 be a true
extract from the original ORDER
Witness my hand and seal Of
d IN s said court this 24th day of Au-
- gust, A. d., 1885.
c, 7. MILES, d. Crk.
Aug. 80. 29-6w
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06

GTRAYED from the subscriber. GRAY
- HORSE, near is hands highs no marks
recoLeeicd, except a white stripe above one
Of his hooks. A liberal reward will be given
TO any person delivering said horse 10 him
IN Rodney, or for any information, so that
he can get him again.
GEO S. BURBRIDGE.
Rodney, Aug. s, 1886. 26-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06
FOR TIE TELEGRAPH.

The following lucs were suggested upon seeing
M engraving of a beautiful girl i'll nh album,
whose features expressed, in stronger language
than words could depict, the touching appeal,
- Why don't he comet"
"wHY DON'T HE GOMEZ"
He'll come, he'll come, at vesrer hour,
When the chaste moon does softly pour
It's silver light DER field and flower
o, then he'll come!
Eel come, when zephyrs gently move
Ihro' shady bower and silent grove,
To watt each lovers vows above
o, then hen come!
He'll come, when music's sweetest strain
Wenves round Che heart its silkcn chain,
And sends u thrill thro' cv'ry vein
o, then he'll come!
He'll come when the rosebud drinks the dew
And fills the air with fragrance too,
Oh! then he'll come to worship you
Q, then he'll come! S.
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06
N oTTo 81.

A LII persons indebted to the firm of
~ WILSON and ALLISON, A. SNYDER, or
ALLISON and SNYDER, are hereby re-
Quested to come forward Immediately and
settle their accounts with the undersigned,
who Is alone authorized TO receive and re-
ceip, for the same, as he is desirous that
The business should be closed as soon as
possible.
JAMES ALLISON
Rodney, Sept, 6, 1886 9o-f
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06
NOTICE

TEVHE PUBLIC are hereby cautioned
= from trading for the following notes ol
hand drawn by Murphy and Berry-to wit
One note for one thousand dollars, due on
the first Of January, lS37-another for The
same amount, due on the Is, of January,
1888, and another for the like sum, due on
the lst Of January, 1888, al of which are
made payable to James L. Priest. The
conditions of said notes having failed to be
complied with, we are determined not to
pay them, unless compelled by law.
MURPHY g. BERRY.
Rodney, Aug. 81, 1885. 29-lts
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06
NOTICE.

THNIIE Subscriber, intending to be absent
- from the State for short time, has np-
pointed JouN PAYNE, ESQ. his agent, who is
duly authorized 10 attend to the business OF
HARRIS, KELLY, Geo., HARrIs g. LAPE,
and his own individually, during his alb
sence. LEVI G. HARRIS.
Rodney, July %, 1886 25-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06
JuIy 8, 1890.
? A N A " Az

- AND DELLA.
JOSHUA is abort33 years ofagc, 6 feet
high, dark complexion, with Urge whiskers,
talks rather slow.
CHARLOTTE is about % years of age,
dark color; has high check bones; round
shouldered; talks quite lively when calm;
but, when questioned, rather more cautious;
She has stoppage in her speech and has
several marks ofthe whip,
BEN is about 5 feet 3 inches high; rather
of light complexion; talks mild and toler-
abl yfasf, and walks pretty smart.
DELLA is somewhat lighter in color than
Ben, and walks very straight.
JOSHUA took with him two suits of
clothing; one blue coat; one gingham round
about; one pair of blue pantaInons; one
pair Of black, do; one Go. do. yellow nan
keen do; one dark howered silk vost one
cap and straw hat.
The two girls had with them several new
calico dress patterns and shoes, and other
articles, too tedious to mention.
ALSO
a negro boy, named TRAVICE, Mbe ran
away about tho 10th Of May lass 4, Of
whom, it IS supposed, have been stclsB, Or
conveyed to some secret place.
A liberal reward will be given for the de-
livery of said negroes, or for any informu-
tion, so that he can get them again.
P. X. NORRIS.
Aug. IS, 1885. 27-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

.
TNHE Subscriber begs leave to inform
his friends and the public that he has
taken the commodious house recently occu-
pied by Messrs. Stuart and Cochran, and is
fitting it up in superior style as
COFFEE HOUSE & GROCERY.
His bar will, at all times, be furnished with
the choicest Vines, Liquors and refresh
ments of every variety.
OYSTERS, and Eutables of all kinds, in
their season.
Families supplied with fine Wines, Cor
dlals, &c, by the dozen or single bottle.
From his long experience in the business
and prompt attention, he confidently invites
public patronage.
PRICE NOE.
Rodney, Aug, %, 1886. 29-G
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06
BAGGTNG, ROPE & TWLNE.
HARRIS, KELLY & Co,

HARRlS, KELLY ". Co,
HAVE Just received large and superior lot
III of Kentucky
BARGlNG, ROPE g. TWlNE,
which they offer low for cash, or on short time
20 pnnctual customers.
Those wishing to purchase will please call on
Messrs. Lape and Snyder, who have the article
in store, aud who arc their duly commissioned
agents to sell.
Rodney, Sept 6, 1885, Soft
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06

CTUART g. SMITH have Just toceiy-
- cd and intend keeping on hand an as
sortment Of
~
- - - . So - auW
including Gin Bands, Harness, SC.
September @, 1886 3O-6t.
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06

adapted TO the present and approaching sea
son-censisting of


adapted TO the present and approaching sea
son-consisting of
Fancy and staple Dry Goods; Hardware and
Cutlery; Gin Bands and Saddlery, Switches
and Whips; Clothing for men and boys; Hats,
Caps, Bonnets and Turbans, Negroes Russet
Brogans (best Jersey make y Boots, Brogans,
Shoes, Pumps and Slippers, Super Travelling
Trunks and Carpet Bags; Books and Sta
tonary; Super Cut Glass and Qucensware:
Looking Glasses; Willow Baskets and Wood
ware; Heavy SCOTCH BAGGING fourty-
four inoes wide; Super Gold and Silver. Lever
Watches; Jewelry, Plated Castors and Can
die Sticks Silver and Shell Combs, Silver
Forks aud Spoons; best James River Chewing
Tobacco, Smoking do, Spanish Segars and
Maccouba Snuff, Lemon Syrup g. Lime Juice /;
Cider and Wine Vinegar, Hydraulic Cement,
Fine Table Salt IN boxes, Pickles (assorted y
Cdpres and Olives; Sperm, Linseed and Cas-
tor sweet Oils; Sperm Candies and Boston
Soap an assortment Of Groceries, &c. SO.
Rodney, Aug 80, 1886: 29y
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06
january 18th, 1886.
lust PRINTED. and for sale AZ this

lust PRINTED. and for sale at this
~ Office,
Bilts Lddiagj Bills Exchange; Notes IN
Bank; Attachmeats, and Attachment Bonds;
Recognizances; State Warrdats; SaJpeads;
Erecntions; Forthcoming Boads; Alpha-
bets, Labels and Saol0 BiIls, for Merchants,
use; Cotton Receipts, sc. &c.
Having good assortment Of JOB TYPE
we are prepared to execute any orders,
that may be forwarded, with neatnsss and
despatch. - -. l..
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-06
TNOficc.

THE pUBLtC are fore&nr6od from
trading for a Note of Hand drawnb by Stuart
& Cochran. lated 2Sth April last, and made
payable IN tle Commercial Bank of Rodney
toJ. J. WooD; for eIe0en hundred and nimty-
oigh dollars 60tcats The consideration
having failed to l'd complied with, VIC arc
determined not to pay it, unless compelled
by law.
STUART g. COCHRAN.
Rodney, Aug. z, 1886. 25-;f