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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09

II ABORERS WANTED-The James River and
- kanawha Company are in immediate want of &c.
Veral hundred gnnd aborers 10 work the old canal
withn thee mics Of the city Of Richmond For such
dollar per day will he paid, they frding their own
board. Gentlemen wishing 10 send negroes from the
country assured that the very best shall be Ia
ken Of them. The work is dry and believe perfectly
safe The board of the negroes shaii only dol
lar per week, and their wages paid The 18Th May
9,h june ls'h July, and 18th August.
RICHARD REINS.
agent If Ike James Risrr g. Kuar,rha Co.
anil 3 liS-f
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lOMatSSl9Ncf q nc htEsI"z LNNH UyIce
Aug7 20 wGwtV p4
Vuiua5Ic LAND for sale in L@,ser Virgiaia.

V"i1aLic L3.ND for sale in L"'cSr NrgiMil.
FEyllAT valuable tract If Land called BUCk-EOE,
"a has been conveyed by The 20 the subscribers,
far The purpose of being sold and they will proceed to
ntI"r il for sale at public auction, tie premises to the
highest bidder, THURSDAY, the 18th day Of November
next ii fair. if not. the next fair day thereafter.
This estate lies in the county Of Elizabeth City, and
State of Virginia. The Cl"sI peake Bay, directly OPP
posi'e 10 Cape Henry, adjoining the Government land
a. Old Point Comfort and contains about G3 acIes about
800 acres are npr. The soil is naturally rich, but of
late il has beer much neglected II is susceptible
oi high improvement, ana is vel adapted 10 The culture
Of VIII at oats Indian buck wheat. clover. aud in
deed every thing that fertile sell. IN this climate will
produce;D bushels of .eal per have been raised
ibis land For The purposes Of gardening, The soil is
not surpassed by any IN the State Their" ~ on This tract
Of The eligible sizes for fine building. IN the
lower country embracing unbnuudcd waller prospect
IN front On the berch are fishing snl:uEs-one Of
which is very valuable This land is famed for lis heal
lhnrss ana Tor the excellence Of is water Il remain
der G the land (aboul 90 acres is in wood and much
of il is covered with growth of very heavy timber suit
able for s brJiur II is the most heavily limbprcd
land in The section OF country in which it is situated.
The advantages Of Va" water are very great-tlsh, oys
ters crabs, Sc abundant and not surpassed IN qua.
liiy b. any IN the waters a.. the Chesapeake. a ready
msk. can be- obiuaed at Fortress Monroe and in Nor.
f:Ik Every luxury furnished by the and Tie
soil OF this climate. be procured III abundance in sea-
Som al this place.
The land is 10 be divided into three equal parcels and
sold in that form; each parcel viii contain ratahe Fnr
lion Of wood land. Col Cary Of Hl:npton, and Mr..
Philips the present tenant, will show the Tract to any
persons disposed to view 1t.
TERMS OF sALE.-One third Of the purchase money
will be- required 10 b" paid in hand and ihc remainder
in Two equal annual n:talmcnis and the purchaser will
BE- required 10 give bonds with approved personal scc
ri,y, and deed of trust the property, the
last Two Payments The tile 10 this estate is unGueslon.
able. JOHN CARY,
R0bT. Z. SWAMI,
Arg23 32-wts
u Tn Editor OF the EoEFoLE Beacon viii insert the above
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y1AQUELlN TAYLOR y co. have received Nv
GY lh- ship n0ShiGgt0n. from Livsrp"ol, the hjr.r
irpoItoti.n thry ever made; and beip! SUPPLIED vg
such articles manufactured IN this country by.g.
yaniagrous arrangements. they o for sail. upsu y,rv
reasonable terms, compute assortment 81 sayo aAI
Eancy Ss4Svna6ie Dig GOOdS.
Aug II :,j-l2'
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ByNG PrCSident Of The Ua''d hGi'S. ,v
y pursuance OF law, !. MARTIN VAN blr";,,
g President of the U States OF America. d. hei''i
declare and make known, that public sai" :" De- '''
al SPRINGFIELD. in the Stale Of Missouri on '!'h"a''
the seventh day Of January nexl, for the GsPoSo % NV
public lands within the limits o Inc u""e'"'e"'''"
townships. 10 Wit: 1870;
IorA Of The Lass Iiar and wsSt G tic 9th pr'"c'p"t mar
djnn
Townships 30. %. and 30, Of range ~
Tow nshirs 80. %. 81, ara 81 o. range ~
Townsbios 30 3D. and "a, Of range q.
Lands opria,cd, by Law, :or the use OF Schools
also lands reserved TOT HiaFy OF o!.eE purposes; wa
be excludrd from sale.
The sale will be kept open for two weeks. (unie's the
lands are soorer disposed o aud longer; and pm
yate entries n land in The townships offered WI! be
admitted until a!:er the expiration of the two weeks
Given under ray hand, the City Of Washington
NJ VAN buren,.
BY TIE Presidents:
JHo " hlooEE
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Cy7ff'
HL'tcc 10 Prc.cmpti0n Claimants.
Every person claiming the nght OF pre- en'pioh 10 a.!
or the lands Grs gnareJ in lhe above proclamation" "
requested to prove the same to the satisfaction "i lie ne
gister and Receiver Of the land flee. aud make pa
meni herelor as soon as pT0eiicabis GJeT s''"@ ms no.
tee in order hat The claim may be- adjGdichted Dy '
officers nurecaby TO law in due tine p'nf TO The o''
poiuied for the Commencement II, of ir pubic SAFE 7H"
claims not duly made known and pad l"r prior 10 ~
date aforesaid. are declared by la" 10 he i"t'"iird
gc:;ag {, rrnis5;oatr Of nc general Ira" w.
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~ pied by Mr. GEO l. SAMPsrS-and re respectfully
solicit co,sgnmcnis OF Flour and Whea.-and Likewise
Tobacco from planters.
BAGWELL, SMITH & JONES
Scp2l 39--3l
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kss,.Ts,s;s Norfolk E.0etCE.y, 80. o.,

To h. drawn as ahnvc wilb CNplla u SlVNHJ
[ Of $1,000. Coco 800 3000 , 500, 9iU; 30 prizes
or 81 OG0, ,vc &G.
Tickets SlG-shaEes in proportion.
Certificates Of plrkag" ut p whole tickets VIII be
sent for sI30-haivcs and quarters in proportion.
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Far 1Th UriDhfr.

m EONONGHLL1 .IC.IDE.uY LOTTERY. ~ q,
To be drawn as above wllh Capital Of &tin ESQ.
Of sis 600, lUOGa 6G00 CSC. 5000, 234i; 80 Of
GU0, 10 of 3i4. &c.
Tickets SO in proportion.
a certificate. Of a package ni - Whole tickets IN this
Lottery will be sent for l30-shares in propo';.on
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MISSISSIPPI UyI0S BASx,


Mr.. Edilor-I take pleasure in communicating TO the
Deope of Missssippi that am in receipt of letter
der date Of !7h Of Augusi, from aicSss James y VIII
kins f. c. Wilkinson, and VIM Nj. Prnckard com
mssioaers of this institution, announcing the sale Vi
FIVE millions Of The Stale BuEds: They were sold in
Philadelphia at par value the rate Of interest being fire
per cent, and for specie OF lis equivalent
H. e. RUNNELS Prest
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.NIlc By lie Commissioner.

WI Ut I"t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II is uadrrstOJt to be CGurln; alinn tn establish
Gordon of military posts HE icnusua Z" Florida,
al considerable distance the south G he iHds shove
proclaimed for Tie protection Of the frontier winch will
aF,Td ample opportunity 10 purchasers, p"r 10 the
Gales 10 examine TIE lands; large portion ot which is
rprcsrn;ed As being very valuable.
.I3'icc IN Prc.smpii0n Claimants
Every person claiming the right d! caption 10 any
OF The lands designated in the aHoye Proclamation is
qUcslcd IL Prove the 10 the satisfaction u! The Re
gsle and Receiver Of The proper Iaud Office. and make
pay;ncn, therefor practicable c Steag his
n5'rc in order that the clam may be- al Indicated by those
Officers agE:eaby 10 law, in due time prior to the day
appointed for the Of the public SALE and
all claims not duly made known ana paid or PHO! TO tie
date a(nrc aid, are 4, clarpd bv lay 10 be forlrd
JAMES HlIirCOME,
Commissioner Of tic GerGai LanI 0gice.
Aur7 90 wGwty p:t
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To Me Editor Of Ike " \. EetnjHg Sur:
Dm.a Si@-AS circumstances render necessary the
publication of the document which follows you will
Ger obligation Ey being SO good as 10 insert it.
Wilh h!gi, respect
Tnur ,,iniani
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A seden'1ry life Of any Kind, especially severe study,
pIolracird 90 late hour in the night and rarely relieved
by social intercourse exercise dSs"!ac habit gFrat
EXCESS IN eating drinking the immoderaie OF er
curry violent purgalves, The suppression OF some la.
biinal discharge (as t!e obstruction Of tie msrs's
lang continued eruption; rcl7 E@'ion debility 81 ore
iInpoGlen. organs ithia the aJdomcn IS aifrq1en'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09

Mrs MARRrAr the lady named in The subjnined para
graph, copied from English paper Of the I'd ol July,
is native of Boston aud thu mother Of Capt Marryut.
whose delightful novels afford SO much enjoyment.
Transcript
"The fancy fair given by Mrs Marryat The 221,
Notwithstanding the state of the weather was most bril-
liant There every thing combined 10 please and
delight. The grounds the most splendid OF any IN
the vicinity of London The beautiful lake
vrred with boats with flags flying, filed with ladies' in
their gayos attire The oraugerie Pertec, picture.
mounted with wreaths Of flowers and the stalls kept by
the most lovely f naiss met with. The Blues
and SwnrIzs band attended. and, altogether, it was
of perfect entertainment Ahunt LOO "i the
nobility and gentry attended The G:s day and AGO tie
following. As the weather Disappointed many Tues
day. they awaited themselves r permission Saturday.
when many Of The same lovely faces we had
the dav betnrr few that The former but Soud
wish renew the delights Of the an1srn!emt II was
given for the purpose Of endowing almshouses which
are building Wimbledon Common, aud We trust the
benevolent purpose has been suCces siu The lady Of
the honSr heiug American. the Ergiish Jack and
American Flag hung beside each other. which must have
been gratifying The American Minister and his lady,
wei! several ether disng persons who
in This couai;V
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e. Ojders for iir&rtS G"d Sh"E'S or Cfit!nc"!tS ~
PacG0gts in the above unrivarL Scheme, viii receive
The ;ost promp, ailentIon-and hoS" WI" "fIrr from
Us may rely upon having the dr0tciag sent them ie.
dalry after il is over Send orders cacy. and address
d S GREGORY IL CO, .Naaagc'S.
O,,5 f52--tGl Ri,h,noud Hh
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Iron The Loni9n Times }

Ii appears by ti." last accnun's rnm New f"k that
the 9Th INSTRUMENT Of the Nrapoln indemnity has been
paid 10 the agent OF the u in Paris, aud is in
Of transmission lhhcr in gold In this matter
Of foreign ndeuities The success which has attended
The PreSid2ncies both Of Gen Jackson and Mr. Van Blu
rem is ltr!e remarkable. aud IL highly
creGahe a!tugrih,r to the Executive at Washington
In all wherein claims made on behalf OF Anne
rc9H suj"ctS prompt attention paid In item, and
tie was. less, successful one. The
mitlamccs hence well !:Yd that The less
Of a q" dullar incurred In ie short period
The aacC&sou o! Mr. V Buren, 10 the Presidency,
siaut MS Of the indemnity agreed 10 under the treaty with
france have been received ard PAID over also part Of
the Spanish and Portuguese ndemni;ies and Of The
Neapoan. with nno'hy', AZ above stated, On lis Nay
The division among The claimants, when received was
always speedy Under the present English Mia
sry The practice rather To discourage al claims n the
kind. aud in instances that Of The Danish cns
Jeuur To The division long after they themselves
have been PIT in possession Of the funds for satisfy
ng them In claims "n foreign Governments ard in
distributions Of prize money the system of prncras
a;in pevas. if The Object TO render tainry
The great majority Of the CLAIMS by firing and starving
out the claimants
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BESIDES prizes OF $50, 2;G0, 500 800, $50, $40,
so, $40. and lowest P5z' i:4n
Tirh"l5 Only ~ halves $40 -Grafiefs S1-eIghIiis
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THOS. G PEACHY, !
BEVERLY TUCKER,
70 SAUNDERS, II
no McCANDL!SH.
GEO. w SOUTHALL..

A. Tho Richmond Wing and Compiler Norfolk n7%con will
plea months snh forward their account.
Jesse Cole Treasurer OF the Hospital for payment.
Aug a 30-Sm
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EbuDLiC SALE will offer far sale at public auc.
81 ton IN the estate held by the heirs Of Edward
Garland deceased lying in the county of Hanover be
Court hanse and three from rayiarsvp, on Thursday
October Is il fa-i if not. the fair day thereafter
all the crop OF estimated al 400 barrels oats fr
der &c Also, oil the plantation utensils, ,nrethc. with
the cattle sheep hogs and portion OF the work horses
and mules only eserving sufficient number 10 enable
me to secure The crop of corn
Terms-AIl sums Of So aud under, cash. over SIS,
credit of twelve months will lie given. Bonds. with
approved security, will be required in every instance
J. Nj GARLAND,
For the Lcga'sss Of Edaeard Garland, drcd
Sept Is aS-St
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u Editor OF the EorFcLE Beacon i! insert the above
advertisement weekly I'LL STOPPED, anL sc. L LIS Of
col
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09

HyaESEu-Thc reader will fni by our nupiial re.
cord, that Cupid has been letting ly in an
unexpected quarter. Mrs Emma Willard, 80 long aud
90 generally known the head Of the Troy Femal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09

AT meeting of the CABIN passengers, Htu on o'a''
,ha s,eom shin rat Western the 9Th Sept 1888,
Judge Woohxard called To the Chair and Robert
F. Maitland appointed Secretary, when II was unani
monsly resolved H.:
Tina, the Cafin passengers Of the steam ship Gieai
Western have great satisfaction in expressing their de-
cided appreciation Of the performance of thus vessel our
ing her present voyage, and that notwithstanding he'
time of arrival has been pIorac,ed one or two days IN
consequence of head winds and heavy seas "' Thirteen
d,vs hpv feel il due to Captain Hoskens TO express
their full cnnviccn Of her perfect strength and safety
as sea boat, and If his skill an able and Vs'iant
Commander. JOHN "OoDN AM, t"""Hn,t
Hamilton of South Carolina Rufas Prime, OF New
yn,l: Washington Jackson OF PhadeI pha; ID Buchau
an. Liverpool; William Strickland, Phllade phia; Alex
Mckay. Edinburgh; Granville Pattison, Phllade phla
Edward S. iachins. South Wales, COMMITTEE
ROBT +. MAITLAND, S:crttgry
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~, understand That lhe marriage q Mrs Y. vii
nL M difference in regard to the continuance OF lie
seminary in Troy For Two years past t!'e ins"n;i"n
bos been under The Immediate charge OF Mr. JOAN WI
lard and his lady, who was educated by MIS- w'aT''
nJ far veors an assistant under he'. MIS-. Willard
unr Mrs Yn,e.-hay:ng bestowed open he school ieT
general Oversight, and supernIrnde"c"
IN \ Commercial .3GrSyitSGr.
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pHyO BUILDERS.-The successful bidder for lhe
addition tn the Eastern lnnaric Asylum in the
city of Williamsburg, having failed give security for
hr fnilhl compliance with his contract notice is given
a, sealed proposals will be received the said Asylum
until The Goth DAY Of October for building said cd
dirion according TO the plan and prepared
which will be $!rwn by the keeper any person de 81.
rous of undertaking.
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FALL ANU WINTER DRY GOODS

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
WH7E offer for sale large and general assorn.nt Of
Wv fresh and desirable Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Supersne and mddllng blue black, invisible green,
rife DO Dahlia, Adelaide Cinnamon, silver drab and
mixed Cloths
Victoria stripe and plain Cassmeres
Heavy pilot Cloths, FIushlngs, Cas,nets, and Ken
lucky Jeans
Kersey., and plain and checked Lnseys
"eIch, Rogers patent, power loon and domet white
Flannel
Red yellow and green do
English and French Merinos and Circassians
Black BombazIne and BnmbsZetts
Super black and cut Velvet and velvet Riband
Striped and plain Satin, Swansdown and Valencia
Yssiings
Gros de Suisse, Itsl and Gros de Rhine Silks
Plain and fg'd cold Gros De Naples
Black and cold Tsea, satin and gsuze cap and bon
net Ribbons
Pongees, blk. Ital. satin and pongee neck and pocket
Htkfs.
Plain and ,rimd blk and white satin and bonbuzns
Stocks
Brown Table cloihs, Irish and Russia table Damask
Irish Linens, Dowlas, opd linen and cotton Diapers
Prints, Lawns, plain, fg'd and check'd SWISS muD
and cambria Musins
"A and 6 4 raw silk Shawls, linen cambria and kent
ing Hdkfs
Ladies blk and cold silk and II. s. Gloves
Mems Isle thread, n. s. and super. buchskin DO.
Super. English and spun silk Hose and 9 Hose
Ribbd and plain blk cold and white cotton do, do.
Chlldren's Boots
Black and col worsted mohair, Cashmere Lambs
wool and nerno, do do
Buck,kin, gum elastic, and net SutPende"
Cd Bobbincl, and green Gauze and Barge Wells
QulIings, bobbinet, ,hresd and blonde Edeng
Fringe, bed Lace quality and carpet Binding
apron and furniture Checks, check Domestics Tick
incs, and colored CambrIcs
Checked and printed cotton tidks
Spool and floss Cotton
Black and colored sewing Silk, Bobblns, Tapes, But.
tons, Pms Needles and Combs
ALSO,
large 10, Of iwilI'd Dutfi, rose and Whitney Ban.
ksis leans cotton Oznabugs bleach and brown Shirt.
ingr and Shepngs-together with a of new style
coi,on and silk Umbrellas and bale Of travelling Bas
kers snd Re,icules.
Purchasers will lose nothing, by giving us call, as
no charge will be made for locking.
QUARLES & TiMBERLAKE,
II Street, ShorkG HUI.
Sept III 3o-6i
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ark. D,,,crs disagree, S.e.-The n Y. Star (Whig)
h's MIR Van Buren, TO be RoyaiiSt and cites
rn.ninsance tina, his son has been politely treated
'l' rosIaod" as proof of its asseIton.-The York
h 's another WhiEl again, rdcuIcs the Star for It's
"'', and by way of make weight, charactct'ses
r-% 4 ;. "d.mGgogus IF The 'oo,st sort Fray
W.,srrs Whas, agree among yourselves, 1t you can,
N'S rs know what the Magician is, Roy0hst, Demo
."- .. VIVA, he Is: For eur own parts, we consider
g., decidedly wrong. Were we II draw his Por-
':.r oar own palette, We should pronounce him
rs better Republican than either of you, or any OF
,,--Lc
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R3LEIGH for Sale.

THE Undersigned intending change hi. pursuits one'
his plantation Court house containing aoou'
300 This tract of land that II uaneces
7so other tract OF land about sN
mile Buckingham House. containing about ' acfes
pon gold which u regarded as being va
o.e the g'odTorms bef. aud ps..es.i"o
given Til. fall. hObbRi nha".
Aug "a oL-"t"'
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IHtiE undrrsIgn'd having associated with him in
IL business, hlessrs TmoMAs n ELL, and CHS
ELLIS, Jr, the business heretofore conducted in his
name will be continued IN the name Of CHARLES
ELLIS 81 SONS
September 1t. 1888. CIIAS. ELLIS
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fGNHE subscriber Bugs lea through his medlGn OF
Il returning his most sincere thanks TO his friends
and the public, for the very liberal patronage they have
bestowed upon him, during period o fifteen years
that he has been engaged in tho business, ard conf
IDENTIFY hopes by unremlied attention and assiduous
To deserve their tavors for the future. He
begs leave most respectfully to inform Them, that he has
just returned from the North where he has supplied him
SET with the largest and best assortment Of shoes boots
TRUNKS, leather and every other article connected with
his line Of business, that he has before offered 10
the public He has made his purchn.es (of the mnnuac
Inducements as Will not fail to please those who may ia
VoT hin Win their patronage lie has made arrange
mems with the manufacturers Ia be regularly supplied
during the season, which will render his assorte all
times complete
His mandatory is in operation on a very extensive
scale he is prepared TO make all kinds Of shoes and
boos for gentlemen, and every description Of ladies' and
misses shoes IN the bes, and most fashionable style, at
the shortest nolice-le has on hand Of his make,
500 pair Of mems russell brogues for plantation also
5000 pats OF mems double scaled. double ouarlered,
black br"gnrs, very well ada ptcd to factory
Country merchants rsauss tsu 10 give him call
His stock il inferior none, AID he il determined 10
sell at very small advances manufacturers prices-he
pledges himself to sell them good terms any
other establishment in the city
The Ladies are mos. respectfully informed that he has
spared no pairs in making his selections for their
commodation. He ha! supplied himself with every
tC!e their line Of The oS beautiful and lest that could
be procured Amongst his assortment may be found,
black Morocco and Kid Slippers, and the sshions
bic co!ors OF McCurdys make, and ofevery other
lecturers Of any note III Philadelphia TO which he IN
yes their attention. P. X. WHITE,
.Ha'kc, Bridge.
y B lie has on hand 1000 sides Of Sole Leather OF
hemock tannoge also 600 sides Of oak snna2e 10 which
he invites the attention Of purchasers.
Sep I'll 3G-IGt
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To Correspondents We must have eye to the
Mhrrs rule, First come, first served. "-".i Grthum.
b1ri"r6 :" h"oafinr
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EHARRiS " BOSHEk receiving their fall
supply oil Groceries, consisting IN Faf'o the iol'
loving articles:
I eco hhds ST Croiz, part strictly prime
% do Porto Rico, some low priced
- do New Orleans
90 tIerces do do refined Nos 2, 3 and
10 boxes Philadelphia do. various grscea.
COFFEE.
% bags FIRE, quality old Java
ll2 do Porto Cabelo
22I do Rio
- do Lagura
AZ DO Havana
30 DO P"''" d LIQUORS.
A p pes old Holland GIN
: 2dn French Brandy
90 bbIs imitation do
- DO FIack's Cha
20 do old Whiskey, RobeTisons and other brands
81 do Apple Brandy
90 do Peppermint Cordial
D puncheUns Antigua Rum
do Jamaica do
10 do New Orleans d. Alb proof
IL JDIs New England do
WINES.
Old Madeira
Sicily Madeira
Port, CIaye,, Sweet. Malaga &c.
PROVISIONS.
20 hhds prime Middng Bacon
40 liercrs New Orleans Molasses
leo bills No 3 Mackerel
80 do gross lIeuings
100 DO North Carolina cut do
50 boxes Dalletls mould Candies
$50 do Soap, different qualities.
SUNDRlES.
Pepper, Pimento
Ginger, Bed Cords
Plough Lines, Wrapping Paper and Irvine
Rice Flour, Backing
Lard, Hops, painted Buckets
Pals, ne.s q Measures
Sugar Boxes, Demijohns
Cation Yarns assorted
Shot 60
Duponts 81 Beaiys Gun Powder
Numegs Nails assorted.
With many other articles our linc most Of which,
have been recently purchased in the Northern Cities by
Of the firm before the rise, and Will enable US Of
fer the trade such induce TAI! TO please
Sept III 3G-Sl
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CHARLES ELLIS & SONS

Impor'crs Of Dry Cords, Hnrdtcare and Cutlery,
b "a AVE received, per the ships Harmora, Grace and
a d Washington. from Liverpool, their entire Fall
importation Of English Dry Goods, Hardware and Cut.
ery and, by arrivals from The North domescs of every
kInd-whch renders tier stock at this time large and
complete c. ELLIS & SONS.
September ii 36-6L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-11

a hSu ELlN TAYLOR IL co. have received BY
w .,e ship Washington, from Liverpool the largest
''"p'''at'n they ever made; and being supplied with
such articles as manufactured in this country by ad
arrangements. they offer for SALE upon very
teas'napir Terms complete assortment of Staple and
Fancy S'ds0nGtle Dry Goods
aug ~ 36-10l-