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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
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announces TO the world OF taste aud fashion, his
arrival ia Richmond his yearly tour OF duty and
ioimeI'y, Is now prepared, aud respectfully ten
us nus professional services, with splendid
OF Ornamentai Hair Work, which, he flattefs himself
Is an ebeiishmcn, substitute that be surpass
ca. or. location Is al Mrs. purcels next Gran
mss Sn,e store, where he is ready offer Ladies aud
young Misses heads of Hair 10 admiraiion also Br,s
fouquets Rose Bows Pai,s, Plain aud Dressed Fronts
together with every variety of Curs and a spcndd as
sortment OF Gentlemens Wigs aud Tops, with metallic
and other springs all the reasonable ter,s-
Mrs e. VIII attend 10 the calls OF the Ladies
March 3. 90 q,
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WIN. H. WHITE,
March-I. "a % ~ = os''It AZ.


q MERRY VALE NURSERY The Snbscri6cr
y proprietor OF the above Nursery, which is located
about mile from Richmond, on the road leading 70
Cnanoi'esWI.e, keeps constantly hand supply Of
ut Iees, comprising the usual variety, and of quality
not surpassed lie has also hand great variety or
grape vines embracing those celebrated for vine
ana liable USE for The latter, he would particuarize N
t"m virginia Seeding and Hubbermont's N,der,
All his trees and vines are the best quality AMI Iii j.
disposed Of on terms as liberal those Of any oher
Nursery lie would invite purchasers to examine bis
s,ock before they supply themselves Orders ron,
distance VIII be promptly attended 10: and the ort;cl
ordered will be put up with the utmost care.
~ 90 JOHN CARTER
i''' ~ 03-2ato5y
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Jan. 10. 1896.

81 AND NOTlCE.-Ihe subscriber, wishing to re-
move TO the West offers for sale her tract Of Land
lying In the upper part of Louisa county, on Beaverdam
creek This tract contains about 260 acres the larger
portion OF which uncleared and of rood tobacco
Inc lumber is OF the most desirable kind and rem
dered peculiarly valuable by It's vicinity to several saw
mills 1t is well situated for market, being distant only
lew miles from the Buck Island Mills from the Union
mlls on the Rivanna river. The above named Greek
runs through the plantation, affording considerable
quantity fmeadow land 70 persons DESTROYS of seeing
lhe land IT Will be shewn by Capt T. Miller to whom
mysef-Also the tract Of land which reside con.
tanning 10 acres, and situated the road leading from
former place. T. ] BIJRRITSes'
feo.S. 96-w4wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

FENHE IMPORTED BLACK ARABIAN Tb;
N beautiful jet black Arabian has commenced his Sc
cond season at Thomas Flournoy in Prince Edward
county, ii miles south of the Court. House 10 m;Ie
east OF Charlotte Court House. Is via KeysvilIe from
Lunen6urg Court House, at $35 the season. which NAV
DC dscharged by the payment of $780, if paid bv The
sure mare, payable when the mare is asceraned ,o Inc
IN ioai OF parted with 81 TO the Groom for each mare
price ' ~ TIC
5000 pasturage for left with the horse orotis
anu wen led II required, at twenty five cents per dav
reai personal attention will be given by Thomas Flour
noy, but no liability for accidents escapes
Black Arabian was presented by the Emperor of Mo-
rocco to the u State: Consul Tangiers doubtless as
marked evidence of his friendly feelings 10 our Govern
ent and was sold by order of Congress- at public auc
ton, Feb. 2Sth, 1885 ""~
me public may be aware of the fact that il is extree
" dhcult to purchase the blooded Arabian md M
aoubt The Emperor of Morocco would have been bgbIv
hsuted at an oer to purchase Black Arabian even AT
an extrayagant price. Many good Judges have pro
nounced HIM in all respects the finest horse thew
saw lie is eight years old this Sprimg-ull FIVE feet
hgh (ail for an Arabian -of great muscular movers
SMOOTH graceful action-and commanding in his uene
raj appearance He exhibits all the traits in cboracer
ana ioim OF the genuine Arabian. He has proved him
s''U jo-es 90 MofanuSnl foai ge We rsfer
ihuoceinent TO breed from this horse We cons,J ~;
ne cheapest horse in this country and well
day. 7TH55WAS 'I EG o. Gins me present
~ , JOHN +. EDMONDS
u. l.. D4I,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

NEhhOh The full brother to Eclipse LigI1foot
81 "a PACK ,, Maria, Shark, Bay Maria &c &c, will
STAND me present season, at Orange Court. House Va
anp perhaps will every tenth day, make temporary
stand M Abemarie, about 10 miles from his regnlayr
sland-25 will be the price of the season $50 - &
sure. For full particulars hand-bills
Pedigree, SeTerror is years old this Sprino bo.r
THU dark brown, fully 10 hands inches high well
Toned accordingly and never horse his Size tLat
surpassed HIM IN action. He was got by Ecpse dam
Lady Ldghtloot lie reared by Col WpI,er -" r.;
S"gSson' OF New York, who bred Eclipse, GoIiah.
&C. ~c who still owns the one half of Terror H.
consequence of Terrors receiving an injury in his gb,
mp when colt, he made figure on the Turf sbo
possessed Immense speed. l have the certificates of
Col Livingston aud his trainer that they never trained
Idser morse; but the injury he received he never re-
covered and would always be lame after one heat
was offered this spring $500 for Terror EcIn.e
Light!oot sold for $4,000 Black Maria at anv fine
wnlle on me Turf would have brought 81 900 Shark
brought $loOOD The largest price stallion ever sold for
~ aI9ercaj and Bay Maria, last fall 50 OO0-making
SioS'o' ana their dam, Lady Lightfooi is now breed
NJ ana believe she has two three other colts she i
%'g .e uai OF Screamer by Henry purchased by Col
the Turf ~ 'aNen rom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

IN cflSE.--ihe subscriber wishes To hire for the ba
lance oi the year, first rate Cook who can
come well recommended, and for such liberal price
VIII be gwen. JOHN VOWLES
-, Eagle Hotel, Charlottesville, Ia.
req. Z3 9f-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

q NAROLINlAN will stand the present season. which
~ VIII terminate the 18th July next at INV stable
Spring Grove, Hanover county, Va at s35 the season
whch may be discharged by the payment of $50 if paid
"tnn The season, so TO insure mare TO be i'm f,a
parting with the will forfeit the insurance money
-ana y to the groom in every case / am better pre-
pared than have been To take good care of
that may be sent to the horse and fed with two oalns
OF gram per day at p cs charge for servants thai
may be sent with the Every care will be tolen
TO prevent accidents and escapes but no responsibility
for any that may happen
Caronan IS so well known together with his rich no.
dgree, that deem il unnecessary to say more dian -
state no horse could be in better health and spirits fan
ne IS at THIS time better constitution surer and bet
ter ioul-g ctter, never saw. ~
His last get Of colts in this section of country oO;I no
ree years old this spring. and will be exhibited on fe
iuri. snal, without an accident, run four Of them
myself, az have each Of them in several stakes ran
one OF them late last FALL half mile and repeat (obicb n
inc usual distance for that age) over Major Doawcll
course against very avorte Gohanna colt of Canfa;
w ~. Whamson's, for $500 side, which race / Won
with great ease never trained colt Of lis aee ,bat
was as fast the others that trained are very pro,ii
So, w J.. WHITE
""'cH - g1-2awdv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

tOk SALE, Lot No 454, on ID and 3 Streets--fronts
"a IS feet ON Street and SO feet ON the Basin bank
ror terms, apply to John w. Williams, at Mrs Temp
kins $, or George z. Crump, of Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

a NoIION fARN.-A constant supply of the Rich
~ mond Manufacturing Company Cotton Yarn, all
Numbers, for sale at factory prices, by
DUNLOP, MONCURE 81 co.
feD ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

n AND FOR SALE.-A highly improved Farm
mond Road, nine miles from Charlottesville, containins
~ acres, more less, with dwelling houses and III
.ne necessary out houses, stables thrcshino machine
&C, VIII be sold by private contract; together with
negroes stock oscate and valuable horses implements
Ii nuusoandry, CORN fodder &c small tract of low
solo, separates it from the Rivanna River There il
VEN OF rcn Limestone running through the whole tract
ana .he lime employed manure to enrich The Land
of Of semg IT Tor building purposes Persons dcsous
VIII apply at the Office of the Charlottesville
October 20. M 'eiiSsv'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
Feb. IL.

~ 9SEA REWARD-Ran away from Mr. Roht
R u w Payne, in the Spring of 1895, negro
M named ANDnEw, brown compilations about 5 feet
10 inches high, 81 years of age stout made and y5
IRON 100 TO 10 pounds has marks OF scars recolIect
cuIne was purchased by Mr.. Robert PAYNE of Peter
N0spy, Oh richmond, for the Corporation of Hunts
VILE Alabama, Mr. Cosby purchased him of MIR Th"d
uens jones' Amelia he has wife in the neiybborbood
OF one hundred dollars will be paid for his annreha
SION and delivery to Messrs Goodwin 81 TempIeman ~
of Virginia. GEORGE 3 JI RP ~ me State
Mayor IF HuntS0ilic .7LaJama.
49, - 77-w3n,
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March 3.

NLEAlBLE-( importtd This celebrated ENGLISH
IA racer and stallion will stand my stable in Fredc-
rick county, virginia, the present season. which has
commenced lie covered several seasons in England
where he proved himself very horse and his gei
won IN That country last year. the time of their an
five years old, several of them long distances and ono
four mile race with heavy weights He beat Longwaist
equal to any horse of his day, Sgnorina Dr. Faustus
Arachne and many other good lie one of the best
ana best bred sons of the famous Whalebone and was
unquesuonaby racer possessing both speed and game
dam Hanna, by Gobanna out of Humming bird s;ssr -
Colori, by " oodpecker; Camilla, by Trentham: Co
quette by the Compton Barb, of sister to ReguIas
Flexible horse OF fine size and length of great
good action, and beautiful dark bay color
FOR further particulars see hand.bills
March j. C9S-w3w] JOSIAH W. WARE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

MONSIEUR TONSON will stand this season f,sas,
at my stable, at Halifax Court House. Va and is now
"a, ms stand in fine order and condition. ready for Mares
other particulars, see handbills, &c. W. W. HURT.
February 13 9o3m ."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

81 OLlAH the very best son of that celebrated roco
TX horse American Eclipse will the present sea-
SON. at our stables IN Alarysvile, Charlotte county Va
ana be let to mares on the following TERMS viz: $50 the
season payable on the 10Th day of July next which
time it will terminate; SOS TO insure pregnancy de-
nandabe as it is fully ascerained to be the case
or the property OF the is in way transferred
Siasses oil mares 10 the number of six however will b
put AT S4U each one person becoming Responsible; TO-
gether with 81 in all cases to the groom.
us. Mares will likewise he fed with grain and roce;
'e very pest attention, for % cents per day Tho sub
soipeIs PIedge themselves severally and indivduo ~,
take the best possible of all mares entrusted r.,
management, and will their utmost efJor,s 10 1910.
accidents OF every kind; nevertheless thew will ne,
occur. f 80 my winch may
Gentlemen sending mares from distance will, d;roc,
s' 10 he care oil one of the subscribers viz Richard
lanes residing IN the vicinity, with minnie written
ne, ,i 70 NM ana instructions in the particular man
rthey may wish their be treated their te
huDils &C, whether mischievous spitefn Sc sc
&oiian was got by Eclipse; his dam bv Mendoza. 10,
Porieo Expedition; Maid of the Oaks bv the nnor,d
opsau Hage; Annette, by the imported Old Shark. Nal
son hockngham True Whig Bayor's Gallant. inn
PoI'ee nurwe keguns; imported horse Old Diamond
son OF fautboy.-Mendoza was got by HckoIv HE H.
Nettietop by the imported horse Old Diomed Rs,sn,
Lewis by the imported horse Old Shark; Atalanta by
ti'e imported horse Lyndsays Arabian: ceIebraed ~
fcah running horse Lees Old Mark ANTHONY. imnor,ad
""ioru imported Silvereye; imported Janus: i,nnort
Gu nare imported by the late Gen. Alexander SHOTS
WOOL OF SPottsylvania county, Va-For CONFIRMATION of
PvogIees oil the above horses, Edgar's General
Stud BOOK, the most comprehensive and scientific III,
ever published on this subject and for Mark Anhon,, coz
also the a. L. X. and S NJ, vol l. D. So No ~ 80
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON
RICHARD j. GAINES
90 ROBERT f. GAINES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

Fl n hANCEkY-VmGINIA-At rules taken in The
CIerK ONCE OF the Circuit Superior Court of law
February, 1896 ''' i'l Jay Oh
W, n l. Wootten, Admir-. of his late wife Elzo.
against -" H.
John kudd, Admir- of John Rudd, dec d.. and in bis
own rght and as admir- Of John NJ. williamson Isban
Clements and Sally his wife Will;om SI,, ,sIa1
0 Uy ms wife, Thomas Legrand and Nancy his wife
martina Williamson, William c. Rudd John Rndd and
william walton, committee of VIM. c. Rudd Def,s
me defendants, lsham Clements and SALLY bs y;c,
dvng entered their appearance and given security
10 an ACT OF the General Assembly and The
npi.dhts OF this Stateon the motion of the plaintiff
Dy ms Attorney 1t is entered rules aforesaid and me-
coroingy ordered that the said defendants Isbam Gle
ents ana Sally his wife, do appear here on the first dov
81, prll court next, and answer the plainii BILL and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in Como
one OF the public newspapers printed in e c;, T P
mo Ior Two months successfully and also posted at
'i'e 'front.' door OF the Courthouse of this county
Copy-Teste, b. J. WORSUaW eul
February 49, on 05n.
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THNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. subscribers
are now receiving their Spring Supply consisting
l5G hhds. ST. Croix and r. r. Sugar
wv barrels do. do.
70 boxes and 100 barrels Loaf do
80 tierces N o. refined do
@OOO bags primo, green Cuba, Lagaifa Rio old ,b;,o
Java, and Mocha Coffee '
30 hhds prime retailing Moasses
1900 kegs cut Nails, assorted sizes
WITH large assortment Of Swedes English hooo and
band ron; American, German, ard cast Steel. Iead
Powder, and Shot Alspice, Pepper Ginger. Maddcr
and Coppefas old Madeira, French and Port W;nes
o-l5'OOO sacks Liverpool Salt, now anoat
With variety Of other Goods-whch vyiu be cold H..
wholesale, IT n small advance ' -
o. Goods received and forwarded with dspateb
Richmond, March 10 IO2-e,asg -
q DEMONSTRATORS NOTTCE--Au ,c,soa- -
"a debted to Che estate Of the late Mr. Tinpens foil
deceased are hereby notified aud required 10 mate IT,,
mediate payment to The undersgned-an ali ners1n.
having claims against The said estate are renndg,d -
present them, properly authenticated for payment
Y. BOILING
r. r.. HUBBARD
Administration IF Liaaaus BofiiaG dse
'eD' 70 92-w3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

81 lOPARFNERSHlP.-Tl subscribers have con-
- neclcd themselves into copartnersliip under the
hrm oil ALVEY q WYATT, for the purpose of conduct
ing tie Hhofesate and Retah Gr0cery and Commission
business; and have taken that large and commod;o,
house, Tor many years occupied by Mess Woribam A.
ncGruder, and more recently by Mr. benjamin. Brand
SIX doors below the Bell Tavern, where thev inteni
keeping constantly on hand large and we'll selected
STOCK OF Groceres They constantly receiving from,
Io NoI.h ana otherwse, supplies Of Goodg-and meet
~ very lew Gays That their assortment v i'll be com
Pe'e ihey would invite their friends from the cooo
Wy ana IN town to call, they are determined 10 soil
City. mo 8, '% AZ wv y. ''e
~ SILAS WYATT
We have taken substantial frc-proof buildino far
tne purpose OF storing any thing VIC may receive on
commissions and as intend 20 pay strict attention e.,
this branch Of the business We viii make liberal ado,n
ees upon consgnmenis either of grain fiour or me-
chandse Of any descriptions and we hope by strict 49,.
sona attention TO business merit portion Of epblc
patronage. ALVEY * Wv R''
pu'o" -. 99-St
"A LEXANDER McBElN-As Won are NO, oo inIa
"a bitant Of this Commonwealth YOU wi tst, na,i
that, on the 2lst day Of March ext sbat n,cocd =,
take the dispositions Of John A. PAYNE and otbass =,
my store house, in the town of Columbia Fnv.,ns
county, commencing at sunrise and CLOSING for fbe 10
az sunset, and continue from day 10 dav until The boi
are taken which arc TO be read as evidence In n suit
now depending and undetermined in tie Cjrcnit sone
r2T court OF Law and Cbancery for FInvanna comfy
wherein am plaintiff and you and Edward Ceorge
aomnIsfator Of George W. Mclein dec d. are defssd
,s-"hen and where you may attend If You think bro.
FL 20 JOS. HODGSON.
''"' 70 O2-w4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

Resoircd That further amount Of ten dollars ON eoch
share be required from the Stockholders be paid 80
on or before tue 18th day of April next and So on or
before the 10th day OF May next and be deposited as
heretofore in the Bank of Virginia. to the credit of the
Company. VIM. p SiEPPERD Jyeusv,cr
March IL. Io3-tI5M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

+ l. BARnow Sc Co, No. BOG, Pearl st.
EBEN CALDWELL, no. 49, do. do.
EDWARD Cook * CO., no. 2is, do do
j. w. 81 III. p. CoRLIEs, no. 2s6, do do.
JOSEPH CHEEsEMAS, no. 136, Water do.
DANIEL Colt, no. 1877, do. do.
THos f. FIELD, 81, CORTLAND St
JoHN greenfield 81 Son, no. 13, Pearl St
moLMEs ~ MYERS, no. 294, do do.
T. T. NISSAN ~ Co., no. Ga Liberty ST
USDERHiLL 81 SEYMOUR, no. Go, Pearl ST.
HEeHrE d LfrrScorr, no. 81, Coenties Slip.
VANDEwATER, no. "a, Cedar ST.
T.. WILLETs 81 Co, no. 304, Pearl ST.
X. q. WETMoRE ~ Co.. no. SO, Water St
JoHS WRrcHr, jr. ~ Co., no. &c, do. do.
February % 94-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

e. OPENING OF THE RAIL ROAD.-The cars of
~ The Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
ROAD Company, will the Transportation Of
passengers and property Monday the 18th inst be-
tween Richmond and the Steam Mill near the south
Anna RIVER The following will be the hours of arrival
ana departure, daily, until further notice
Leave Richmond at o'clo * A. M
returning leave the Steam Mill AT | O'Clock p N
me passage IN each direction is expected to be- made
in an hour and quarter. - '"'o
Tickets may be had at the office in The Depot-price
one dollar and a quarter P'''o
In order to crafty such person may wish 10 make
excursions 1t has been delermn that durn0 the first
onth tickets for that purpose will entitle passengers
holding them to seat in the first returning train aiteT
the one for which they are given
TO TRAVELLERS.
connection has been formed with T.. Porter d Co q
me OF stages and Steamboats, by which travellers he
tween washington city and Richmond will be trans
weather will admit W ~ " "ie
Due notice will be given of the come xion Of night
me, running at the same hours with the Northern and
oouthern Mail, which is ex peccd to be made
Nouoe VIII also be given G.. connection with II nj
err ~ Co.'S line Of Stages 10 Louisa Courthouse and
ohariot'esvile for which arrangements are now in pro-
, way passengers will be taken i'm at the CROSSINGS Of
the public roads and there only and in that casc = %
aL must ee gwen for stopping while the Engine is ala
distance of 200 yards or more.
CIIAS. o. SANFORD.
t,h - 3gt. Traasp0rtotion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

WM; S. uANsELI, No q, Market st soo,l, e;,i.
above Front st., Philadelphia informs merchants
ysihng lne north, and others, that he has i'm store
large and general assortment Of saddery copsiefn r.
saddles OF every description, bride leather martinoses
sadde-oags trunks, collars, whips, &C. &C. which viii
oy posse o. upon satisfactory terms Orders forward.
ed ~ mail as above will meet with punctoal attenf;or
80 ~ S7-2awGw
WANTED, az this Office as an Apprentice 4, ,bo
W fnDung business, youth from ii to rs years Of
age-po possessing good English Education.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
rH,nnEc S c,E psE GErTER OF RACERS,

VHNHE CELEBRATED GETTER OF RACERS.
II ECLifSE-lhis distinguished Stallion, who now
LOOKS ana ees like four year old will this season
Nooo) AT my son Edwards in the county of Dinwiddie
immediately on the old stage road from, PETERSBURG TO
Warrenon, ~ " % miles south of Petersburg and IL
north oil Brunswick Courthouse He is now at his stand
readyo serve mares at 800 the season. payable al lis
expiration, ON the 18th July next, and S5O to insure
mare To be In foal payable as she is known TO
be IN foal, or parted with Servants sent with mares
boarded gratis, and mares fed without limit at Is cents
day-'ery fine and extensive pasturage. with the
greatest care TO prevent accidents escapes but no lin
oty Tor any that may happen Eclipse and his get are
TOO well known from their characters aud
TO say
STAR. whose colts Just coming on the turf HAVING
none more than four years old, only six of which have
been trained, and five of them have been winners from
one TO four mile heatshis colts large strong and
handsome, some Of them have been sold very hig-he
WIZ stand this scason lS36) at my George s. in the
county oil chesterfield, about twenty miles from Rich
mona ana Peersburg within mile of Moody s tavern
ana Is now at his stable ready mares at 500 the
season. payable Mt its expraton the 18th July
ana $ioo the insurance. payable as the mare is
known TO be in ioal parted with dollar cash TO the
groom Servants sent with mares. boarded without
charge, and mares fed desired % cents per
very excellent and extensive pasturage well enclosed
WIN hne water-Ihe greatest taken to prevent ac
cdens or escapes, but liability for either Stars
character, blood and performances, we'll the per-
iorances oil his colts, fully mentioned in Skin
ner TUT Register, to render it for more
TO be said. w n IOIiNSON
MONSIEUR TONSON will stand this season usa6,
at my stable, ut Halifax Court House Va and is now
Gfn EAA..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

NikCUbAR.--1he subscribers, importers of and
" dealers In China Glass and Earthenware whose
stores were destroyed by the great fire of 10Th and 18th
December, would respectfully inform their customers
throughout the Union, of their locaons-aso of
the ac that owing TO the long passages of the European
packets previous to the fire. and their remarkably short
passages snce they are generally in possession of
better assortment of goods than they usually have at
hs season OF the year From the very large orders pre-
viousy gwen to the manufacturers, is expected that
the assortment of the present season. will i'm quantity
be fully equal and in its quality superior that of any
former year. 1t being composed OF the and
designs without any mixture of DID, unsaeabe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

G q kh REWARD-.Scd's oG.-Ran away from
B eOSV the subscriber, about the 18th of Noyern-
Der last, yellow of the of EDWIN (he some
times calls himself Edwin Burks) about feet 10 inches
high, rather rawboned, little stopped in his shout
aers, m1 counenance very good, hair toleraby bushy
e has lost most OF his jaw teeth and is what may he
called lantern-Jawed: He is good shoemaker 10
has free papers with him.
will give 500 if said negro is apprehended in the
State, and $3.50 If apprehended Of the State and SO
secured that get him again.
BENZ F. PORTER