Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24
NEW ADVEEs,Va sEsaENn's.

SALE OF LOTS in The To,on of farmpiHc. the
~ 2lst day of April 1885, will be sold, at public
ton, the PROMISES, Farmve, twenty five
of the Lands OF ST. George Randolph, adjoining said
Town, in lots not exceeding half each;
with approved personal security, and lien upon the
March "a IO7-tds
SSALE OF LOTS IN The T6lrn Of farmcile.-On the
~ 22d day of April, 1885, will be sold, at public
ton, the premises, Farmvle, forty of the
Land of Josiah Chambers, adjoining said town. in lots
not exceeding half each credit of and
years,he purchasers giving bonds with approved per-
sonal security, and a lien upon the property
by THE COMMISSIONERS.
March a. lo7-tds
FENRUST SALE Of Real and Personal Esiats.-Pur.
ID suant to the provisions of Deed of Trust cxecu-
ed TO the subscriber by William b. Barker record
ed in the Clerks Office of Henrico Comfy Court, for
certain purposes in said deed expressed shall Mon
day. the 4th day OF April next before the Bell Tavern
in The City of Richmond proceed to SELL for cash, a
piece of Land, in the county of Henrco. near Boar
Swamp, adjoining the lands of Ro S Garter and Others
and containing sixty6vc acres, or less Also the
following slaves: negro man named Joe, and wcnian
named Maria, and her two children, Betty and Nancy
The title to the above property is believed be good
but shall only convey such as vested in trus
tee. Sale will commerce ZEN: at ~ o'clock
CHRISTIAN ALLEN, Trustee
March "a I07-4t
PEViE subscribers in addition their present stock
Il of family groceries, are receiving from New York.
in whole and half bottles, Care,, Havana Segars and
Preserves, Black and Green Tea, few small En- gsh
Chceses, &c, &c, which they will sell low.
RANDOLPH d McCREDIE.
March n. l07-2t
&PRING GOODS-The subscribers beg leave to in.
~ form the Merchants of Virginia aud the public &C.
morally, that they opening an unusually large
stock OF staple fancy and domestic Day Goops adapted
to the approaching seasonand by every arrival from
New York In addition the entire purchases made in
the Northern cities, have the pleasure OF announcing
TO our friends the receipt OF splendid variety of French
Goods imported by us direct, consisting of new style
painted Musins, plain and figured Silk, Paris Gloves,
Ribbons thread Canbrcs and Handkerchief &c &c
All of which will be sold ihe usual terms, and at sa
tisfacory prices.
BTNFoRD, BROOKS, GAY & CO.
Richmond, March "a. loft
GREEN HALL,
Grocer and Commission Merchant Richmond Virgiaia
q kFFERS for sale his usual accommodating terms
" 100 bags Porto Rico Havana, green, and ST. Do
mingo coffee,
80 barrels N. e. rum,
10 hhds do,
20 boxes and barrels loaf sugar,
500 sacks SALT
10 tons Swedes ron assorted
80 satin beaver and fur hats
70 barrels prime beef, City Inspection
10 do. mess do.
50 boxes rasins,
30 do. cheese,
30 do. candles,
30 barrels yellow Irish potatoes,
10 do. cider,
30 do. old rye whssey
40 do. do do (Zeiger brandy
crates American earthenwIre,
pipes Cognac brandy,
or. casks M NJ. wine,
10 bags pimento.
10 German liquor cases,
10 barrels almonds,
10 boxes oranges,
10 do. lemons,
$50 kegs nails, assorted
Liberal advances made on consignments md all goods
received and forwarded with care.
March "a IO7-2aw2w