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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-24
CONGRESSMAN SESSION
Friday, .iyri u, 1910
IL SENATE.

The bill supplementary to the act emitted AN act
To establish branches Of tie Mint Of the United States
was put on its third reading, when quite an animated
discussion took place on a motion by Mr. PRhSlON
10 reco,nmit the bill TO the Committee on nance,
with instructions to inquire into the expectancy OF
abnl,shin@ branches. n,o,,,>.
Mcssrs. LUlPKIN, PRESTON, CLAY, BROWN,
WRIGHT. CALHOUN, BUCHANAN, and others
participated in the debate. The question iacd, tere
appearing only J. ayes OBS noes.
The bill supplementary to the act to grant prc-cmP
lion rqhts being on its third reading was postponed
until Monday next, Mr.. CLAY having minated MS
intention to offer some few remarks against inc pas
sagc of the bill.
All the other bills ordered to be cngrossea on huts-
day were read third time and passed pass, ;r,,,rc
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. BURKE of New Hampshire asked leave 70 pre-
son, memorial of Hugh A. Garland, the CLERK Of tie
House. requesting the appointment OF seeet oo'.l''e
tee with powers TO enter INTO the lues eA'ii'l"'o u
III ,r,n.ac,;ons between himself and Mr. Langree on
tho snec of contracts for stationery, ltthograpy &c
and hcreupon Mr. Is. also wished TO oter resolution
corresponding with the prayer Of the memorial
Tho memorial was read for the information of tn,
House in reference TO a vote of leave
Th. resolutions and instructions heretofore Offered
bv Mr. c. Johnston of New York, in reference to the
same subject were also read.
| Mr. WISE, after some remarks commendatorv OF the
conrse of the Clerk in demanding full investigation
and after protest against The doctrine of the majority
of the Committee on Accounts that no investigation
should be had III! specific charges adduccd aga'S
the Clerk, proposed TO modify Mr.. Johnston rSIolu
tons and Instructions 80 make them more iuil al"
complete
4 question of order was now raised as to the oHSs.
of any resolution until the memorial had been reSa!aF
received.
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that OF right honorable The second question was Tn
innding syscm-and the third question, which Sc
y we're the parties more widely, was the Bank of tn
tnitcd States which still remains Il matter Of discus
SION ana badge Of Federalism
, VOW, u len Harrison is friend to the u. State.
idhk, ne bears one mark of Federalism and he wa
700 go"d trend to John Adams the head Of that par
!, 10 hnd opinions so foreign TO his creed.
hut there IS problem Of more vital interest to on
country-peFiiaps To millions vet unborn which, as 4
candidate for The highest Office in the land he is bound
10 eNpia, before he can, with any face ask the sun.
port OF IN" South. Thus far the evidence appears rs
strong IN favor as against his Abolition principles and
Is ne belongs 10 Tree state, and supported by that
party, ne certainly ought To- avow clearly ard openly,
us present opinions on that deeply important poin,
&c l." --'''"as do So car aap Southern nan wbo
loves his country, vote for HIM Is this Question for
c"hceatient ana mystery: Was ever candidate for
"a e hiTh Office before afraid to speak ont;
But the motives IL, hs c,le .on az ~
Were he to avow his opinions a. .Ishy eHP'a'heo'
pettor has done, his chance for elccti6y Us nus con-
Is be desperate He must trim well: or Rnia certain
ioihder-the Abooniss will never vote for an WIZ
Who Is opposed TO thcn-and put to the CarrHiah
OF certain Wing Committee, before he pours on, any
more walls OF has wrath, TO say whether IL. believes
mat General Harrison could possibly be elected with
out the ad of that party: General Harrison well
Knows and 50 do the Wing Committee that his case
would lie desperate the moment he loses the Abolition
ISIS. Ana Will the Wings vote for man, whose only
nope Is IN the support of party dangerous 10 the
South VIII the Chairman Of the Wing Committee
say that the Abolition party do not infinitely prefer
Cen. Harrison TO Slr Van Burcn:-No, think h.
"il not venture on such an assertion. But is it not
wondoru that any Southern man can suDDort thc
candidate who is supported By that party: \ man.
VINO, too, is afraid 10 his opinions. The Who
Committees may write and rave, but the only man
WHO can clear their candidate from the car,es ra,nst
Inn, IS The General hnsclf--and until he aids them
" t''S difficult work lie viii at least be suspected Of
n ipI,. list, anil tI,o1,
Il od'rm oi being afraid TO confess either If he cy
plain
"Whichcvrr hr'. SPED
it'> neinS may wrIte--ri> Toes viii read him dead.
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% legislature and neck during rest Of the veay
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m advance and Tor years publications. uness specially
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unless paid Tor in advance or satsf,cinrv 70
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me end OF wv" Eeai & thu !s when ne
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These Resolutions some Of the results Of the collective Wis
r hitter experience OF the Editorial Corps OF Virginia.
r wan, assembled at Richmond, on the l'i January, 1888
m ,c Resolutions are determined 10 ahdeIhe interests
recommend, aud interests require an ineNi
i.,ncc several Of the American presses are driven
me- English Oi Cash Payments No class OF men has
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qrS The great difficulty consists III the transition from
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conventions we have been induced 10 continue several
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danent, will positively be stricken of from our roll
. me '''1''' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
TIM, he recommended 10 the Editors of Newspa-
out Commonwealth, TO publish at the head of their
them r,re, for ADVERTISING and tha, they strictly adhere To
ami thl these prices be always such, as TO give fair
som9'a>'" ~ Resolution Of the Editorial Contention
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s0 ,,r,.ngqucr. ~ cents.
non distance must be accompanied with the advance
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] Win be MADE Of - per CENT and 10 So of lOper cent
a ~, ~ ,. ana Marriages from the country, whenever
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-24

RElL ISLE NAILS AND IRoN.-The Agents are no" 'e.
- c"lvna from the Bell Isle Works.
Mails Of all sizes, from dy To 40 dy
5'aas aud Finishing Nails, from G dy TO l. dy
ohacco Nails of all descriptions,
And2dy Mill Nails for Flour barrels
spikes from 3 IL 10 inches long. , .x i,
W The Iron used for Nails at this time Is mueh ~ The
qualify 10 that and the VI 80
Mans changed aud much improved They also receiving
aar lion from | ii To inches wide -, - a. ,,,do
Boiler Plate, Slab and Band Iron. All oil which ca" 70
= oder, ~, siurt notice. ,., oa,s
IL Agents they recommend their iron WIN an ,
"s'", wh ref quality: il IS wei hammer ui i.,
1N mt Hammer before passes through ls i"e I'll he
''' II npch The character OF halliieeu iio, WV -
",1'Hie>s aud regularity Of rolled. ;.o ,,o,r ,,,s
Ifaa and Nails John r. TRIPLETT 4 son.
Ana ~ " ll0-2aw2m
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, April 81 ISlo
SPRING DRY GOODS CHEAP, FOR CAsI

or Gay Dc sold credit for city aeeeptauees-lsiO
)SE hundred thousand dollars Goods will be found
w. !tNh Ms Cheap Cash Dry Good Store, deserving
@ , OF Merchants Families and others. Read The folluwn
anu J" u, cal and Judge for yourselves:
,J ~ o-iUOo pieces fast coors and Patterns al 6,
ana - Il Cts. and liner goods.
lallcoeS III j, u and yrryC chem
aS rao,s STYLES, at Il - els, Is and %
variety. 49, '''S an" no"hihs, E'''
). cnALLYs AND MoUsIIN DE LAlyEs-5ooo piece. from
% els, aud finer. "
finer. - f " = = Vs., 49, ~ Is, ""'
SWISS Snn, IS MuSIINs, wide, a, - - cts and finer
". SLlN COLLARS, from cts tn the richest importcl
GVO0 !ds. MUSLIN INSERTINGS AND EDGINGS all nrir,.
cts, and finer. ~ '' - - - =
c rGT rIiSkiNG a, T. a cts. Is and finer
~. .ond IN oLNABtRt;S, nj 10, IL and II IL els
n fniN CHECKS, al 10 IL, II - Cts. and finer
i H,Sm Linens, at 90 25 80 cts and all other qualities
t AIN , AND COTTON SIIIRTINGs.
PaRASOiS for children, GS-rffeap and .oa
Nuns BONNETS-lOti0 all sizes and ciean %
style. ~ cases oil every
PALM LEAF AND LEGHoRN HATS for bows. mo. ond -
; " ''' '' a"d s't-
HOSIERY, of every description, al good bargains.
AMIN !iAITlA"-5O haleS, various kinds
LINEN llANDkERCIllEFS NJ ~ cis. and finer
% cts, and 81 and finer "
klBBONS-Bonne Cap, Belt, Satin and Illsirina Ribbons
MENS' 81 MINER WEAR, for Goats, Pants and Vests
FLOWERS, for the Head aud Bonnris.
CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES all coors and qualities.
CaRPETlNGS, all wool-Selllng OF chenp.
SlLhS FOR LADIES' DRESSES. new aud fashionable.
III aducn 10 The above, will be found either
staple or Fancy the Dry Goods ne which WIN he sold by
wholesale retail NJ prices suit the Selling for cash
only, great gains can be had AT Il. II. JENKINS
Aplo lI3--wIayy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-24

RROTiERJoSATllAN-Ilr largest and most beautiful new,
~ published III the world Larger lv square iur
than any "thcr newspaper published the Incd Siac> ru.,
SIcd Saturdays, l street New York Price 81
year-t"o copies fnr -.
The poricto Of this mammoth Street.-The Great Western
among The new>paper--avc the pleasure spreading The
eiIn. public weekly periodical containing greater ainnuu
aud variety ui useful and entertaining miscellany
found IN similar publication IN The world,
Each number 81 The paper contains large read
ng matter l. found volumes ordinary in wine
cost 3!and more than a volume of Irving, Ga
umlls, or bancrnt History Of America, which 50 W.,
unrand all Tor llr" Dollars yca For copies will be
forwarded one year. one copy years.
Since the publication original Prospectus the Brih,r
Jonathan has been e"argct and IL ample before aS been "a
much increased, that much than quantity the
most htrren. literature Of the day embraced in lis Immense
capacity! Selections from all the
writers OF Tie day assist III swelling contents; whatever
new, rich iac columns An
lhc contributions Ia periodicals al American
pear III Ms pages and The issues q" the press laid under
contributions as received IN this ruuntr. the Missed
ihrouS ana Literary Department, the closest
~ W The selections aud original contributions strict care j. y
TED 10 avo all that may touch upon the opinion, any prty in
religion or politics
Experience having taught that marked ont utth far
ourselves IA which al! sorts OF people delight
'uthan shall continue, begun, bold .tu, WEIGH.
> .hi grave merry, sermons, witty. smooth ntnr interest
NJ, ihStcd and incompatible >aprr shall be- ,Ir
dohS 'ir-0T wherein al the world stand reflected II s,
AIRY tales Tor lovers Oi the maTvcllos-Lrrc
i1IisQuiadc> m0ugeS-NnlS and EISu. far
sH'" ue lcadcrScfrnadcs musical l:cfS-Souuris far
NJ for old hlcheurs-Statlstlcs for pntirianS-aud
Criticisms Epicai>, &C. SC, &c for all
'he "oi'u' he'''' should be addressed 10
ph WILSON & COMPANY
MI, m " hsrS Of hc "Brciher JyHdlhan,' y. York
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NCEn CANCER

- CANCER! CANCER!! CANCihN, .:,. - bs
nR BENJAMIN d. ANDERSON oilers n his nveerate and
anu Such his confidence in ms mods =;
,ha, no be made unless o,d leading from
mond 10 ne5 Of c1s sel p nns
Courthouse eight miles below ne County Va post
dressed to him at Eldridge p % bush''sA
paid will meet with prompt at'eh''0' s2-wtf
Ian 25
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4 VALUABLE MATAPONI ESTATE FOR sALh.-lh'en n
4 Missouri the subscriber OFFERS im s"
tl's estate, called SpriRg tirorc. lying IN caroline
w NatlpGa conanin. upwards OF t@o moRsdaa ,
ec.gcr,,hlccn hundred of which cleared ana a'ne
't>2"r with good and productive meadows. = :,
marsh con;aulu. about two hundred acres, lies on one
"0oa "f aud with little attention the greater pan,
rendered perfectly the highlands are covered VIII
valuable timber The of Spring Grove Is adma9E
lpt"d 10 the culture Of Indian Corn, Wheat ana
oce Of market with easy access, is afforded by tne
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, which passes s
corner Of the about half mile from the ame s Trom
ana very and granarlcs is Ten lle .
fredericksburg. The Spring Grove dwelling house cohls
ICONS floor three the second portlco sa
and DRY cellars All the necessary out houses negro
~ carriage house. barn. with wheat macbie a ~
ceent order and the enclosures are very hnn.s
t" on the another large and connoo'us hses
en' thoroughly repaired with all the necsssa. F Ih
and situated point which would render the division o t
',e easy. Those may wish 10 purchase are i'n'o "
~ " go WIN. BANkHEAD.
MAJ II lGS-2m
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April 81
Stratton's Lottery Office.

p,vy Numbers in Virginia Leesbug Lottery, No ., Extra
= o'a"9 "a ap % 81 81 "a 60 a Al 50 , ),
& % "a "A prize of 5000, sold and cashed by STRAr-
Drawn Nos in Alexandria Lottery S" D. aTawa APf' i'
81 IS % So g. 81 a. Is s,d and T. ca.hed bv srr.1
Ticket Nos. 81 AZ 81, another cap'a SUI" on" N'N
Drawn Nos in Alexandria Lottery, lass -
a co 81 65 q 81 50 90 81 - .
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DrBrIC SALE OF LAND, NEGROES, Scoile snhSc,lr rs
wi sell III public auction Wednesday, "a ap net ",
the premises valuable Of Land, The late rcodc' "
Cant VIM. Green, dec. McCkcnbu.. This estate sda'
or north Of E"ydton and Randolph Macon College, c3a
alpt AOn acres and lies both sides OF Aliens Irtek u !"
mics-having large quantity ui low grounds on Inc 'rec ~
branches while Of the high land Of fine quality Tor onCe
wheat &c plantation sufficient for the
ployment hands, and has several fine nrhdo"S
ing an immense quantity herds The impovcehtslc
commodiuls dwelling house. excellent granary, stables ns
and tobacco barns, and all other nee
houses: grst and MILL both IN good repair the o
commanding custom, and the latter rendered very Saia
nv The abundance excellent timber the land Either
Subscribers will show the land any person who may WIN
il.
We will sell a, time and place. 30 or 20 likely Ncg
consisting men, women, boys and girls good Miller and
smith: stock of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs w.
kitchen furniture plantation tools, Tcns-lic lana WI ~
sold on and two the purchaser giving "
with security. and The subscribers Itte
right t aymcnt made For the slaves and other properly!
purchasers giving bonds with satisfactory security credit VI
months will he given. ,.,,.
As executors late Wm Green we will also sell a, ~
time n credit Of 10 months between two anu t
bred barrels of corn, quantity of wheat, oats hay ana ~
'" " go TIL. 4. FIELD,
E. DODSON,
WIN. W. OLIVER,
JAMES OLIVER.
p,,- g5-awtds
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sale Of Valuable Real Estate, Negroes, SC.

VIM b or,l for sale on the premises the highest bidder
" M Thursday Ih day of May next, that valuable stand
.r County Prince Edward known a. hRgs IaeerH-oens
p- North uf Prince Edward Courthouse. The situation
pc House well known, 10 render any further de
pu unnecessary. There about 10 acres OF land attached
, hgIm. m, terms, which will be liberal, will be mad,
.a,ur IN the ily ot sale.
m, above property vii be offered privately until the day OF sale
b. sold tiWe II will then be offered publicly.
vat aud place will he offered for sale or II
w y Negroes; part iur cash. and the balance on mode
r4tr credit. :,
arr oi Household Furniture and valuable Stock viii
5. aided "a III, Sl!e. -
L r requested present them duly authenticated; and
- indebted requested 70 forward immediately and set
The
Notice also 10 all and every person or persons holding
,sra. which h. security, 10 make their money, or else TIM
Nl. 3. plead IN BART recovery against the Estate
WM. :. KING, and
GEORGE KING
Errors George k'ry, deceased.
VA il0-l2t.
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GROCERIES At UNUSUALLY Low PRICES.


WE selling gods cheaper than been able Il
W offer them heitc, having laid in the very
We offer the following:
80 hhs n. Orleans from 1910 IL cents per pound b,
thebarrel, caS
10 do Porto Rico At very low prices
do. prime ST. troIX Sugar
100 bags Coffee from 10 - cents. IN
100 bbS \. Orlean MGasSes first rate family article al s.
cents per gallo-hy the barrel cash
10 hhdS. prime Wst India do
60 bbs. No. Gros ilerrings, SO 50-pcrectly sound
40 packages Loaf sugar, low as II IL cents
30 bb. most beautiful Clarified Sugar perfectly white suitable
for prcServing.&c.
20 packages splelrid Teas
50 boxes very fres bunch Raisins
Cheese OF grades
AISpice Black copper, Ginger, Mace and Cloves
10000 lbs. Cotton Van n reduced prices
Nails OF cv"rydeScriptun
Iron of all Sis
Salt, OF Target and best saCknc
Raw Cotton nd Wool. Cotton and Wool Cards
Lamp Oh Sprm and Taow Candles
Powder and slut, furr.ntlne Soap
And great rcy Of other goods suitable for farmers and
others
We determined sell any and every thing in line
the lowest for edSbelcrns thar all trade must ul
mateiy come 10 that. WYATT Il WHITE.
March 10 l0l--f
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TO TliE EDITOR Of THE ETetIRIk.
Soon after lie formation of our government, Con-
rress was split into two parties denomlnaed tsdeFa
and Republican The first question that led to thus d.
vision was proposition made IN that BODY 10 grant 70
REPRESENTATIVES, the title Of honorable ana 70 eehaoEs
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stn 600!

:. . n,,, oTicIv Glass 4, for ls40--To be drawn al
virginia Petersburg spE 90 lsoE75 Nos 70 drawn ooo oooo
Pise Of S &c., l TsSss o sS '
shares in proportion ll62t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-24

VIEE OLD SWAN AT YORk.TOWN-so celebrated IN the
DAYS Of proprietor Lawrence Gibbons i"fa 81 c
,rs of This life. whether 10 please the palate or Tue r!c
been kent il months correspondent 10 II former hie
r.pu. commencing itself 10 the consieratl" "i h ana
60 n,hic noouarr Suitable bathing houses BEN. erected
and every preparation making for the entertainment OF co!
by the day month"; through the approaching ses IL
ri. liar beds and oslcy, supplied III the most suitable >y
and horses furnished the shortest notice inucd
nr.sen numerous advantages summer resnIt-s aCcn-
will he found as good cheap those heretofore
most fashionable. It's heafuness Is equal TO tia' m any o
nnion nj This pennSuan proof Of this be proper 10
STATE that family Richmond spent the whole month Of at
August save days. nj said house, aud after enjoying
nrnno health all WHILE returned home restored by Inc at
Ro Passengers transported 10 and from Wbynne wna on
James River pnCtuay being only smiles thence For r'her
m;c,rs rs 10 facts and circumstances connected Herewith
ply 10 ,If 5ayvImS Iaw3m
hp 81 - IL - .a", ie above
ri ,cnd their account 10 Office for collection
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Taiaajie Property, corner Of E and l4M Streets al
3yrtJD


IN Wednesday, the 9th day Of May next, at o'clock IN ,e
" afternoon Of authority vested IN US by me la '"
VIM. Trirea dec, shall sell at Public auction, ~
bidder premises, the Brick tenement q, e
u lh streets, together with the LUMBER
attached present in the occupancy Oh MI! JONI
upu The House fronts 30 feet inches, anu "
with slate covered she'd 96 feet back To tue Isl upe
House The Lumber Houses fronts 81 feet inches on i4
81 @ m tobacco Alley and ~ feet on Cats aiey FROM WY
If this property ii may he very justly
hug Of the CITY, aud the centre OF business
Immediate vicinity III" Exchange hoei, ahu'v
improvements That in progress III hat part VI the
off,, capitalists or men business, fine chance Tor
Investment. Il contemplated 10 divide !, INTO TWO I" ",
ug.r IN street and the shed extending on ith street :"
Houses i'll the other Mr. 6ora"h
property viii expire the Isl day vi October nsN'
purchaser m of the property from Tue oay
'hl-,aii be entitled TO the accruing rents ,o,,t
The of sale will be third cash, one thfd III SIX We
and h,auC. in 18th months for negotiable notes. WIN up
proved uorsecs and the retained until the whole OF Tue pun
chase money paid, x-,ur,pr
G. =. TRUEHEART.
Frs Of I'm. Trucbsdrt, deceased
Tho Pa, of the property be at the office OF L. u
~ Gl'li the sale.
Tie above will be conducted by -r, 70
hpA f1l0-wiwl Hucs.
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Y,urs RIVER AND KANhWllA coMPANf-ApplcatIons
j I he received al Office OF the Company until the eth
WI, g. toonno the several Locks on the line Of the Canal,
,ncn Richmond and Water Works dam al lyncbrg-
r $3.50, ~ the Guard and three Lift Locks at BSlcr
~ cad ock nj Nadens Adventure DAM of the LII
Lock next below Gainesville, OF the Guard LOCK ~ I've v
DAM and Of the Lift Lock opposite De"' ''''"' +" -
Of Tolls. n;.o.,or,
By order OF the rfeSiae" W b. CIIIfTENDEN, Secretary
ll6-2awtsthM
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IN King William County Court eth January lSlO: Audh OF INC
Estate of Wm D. Claiborne dec, recommilted TO Master
Thomas Dabney revised and corccted and that
interested are hereby notified that have appointed
the st day May 1870 for the purpose inc duties
d nj me bv The foregoing order of Court and they are re-
sJ y, o,r.pd nj the residence Of Charles H. BaXton, s IN
10 an,v NJ King the State of Virginia, on that day
~ IN ':rk NJ with aud vouchers, ready iof
eAanna'oh anu THOMAS DABNEY, NJ c.
AMI LIT"
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yTAIJABIE NEGROES FOR SALE-By virtue of deed of
st eyecutcd Madison, Of record IN The County OF
Prince Edward will be sold front al the Eagle Hotel in the
Torn Of FrmrY UdR6dag, me 1911 dag 9ay nett between
20 and 40 valuable Slaves consisting OF Men, Women ahd UNI
ammo which several first rate house carpenters COOKS
ana house servants. Terms made known on day ct sale t
''' "" TRUSTEE.
llG-thS
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=, ITIIER FOORD MILLS AND MIDDLETON MlLiS'-lhc
IL lanes River and Kanawa Company deslrous !" lease inc
Rutherford Mills Richmond for the ensuing seaso fOi
terms aupy 10 Gen. Bernard reyton Of Richmond ~ :,
rbc san,e Company offer for sale the Middleton M'i on te
lanes River in Fuvanna. For terms, apply TO Gen. John H.
('ockc Winnsyie, Fluyanna County
Richmond, 18th April 1910. &c ,,,I
.n0l
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~s,,., HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
MAS ELLIS SONS have received by arrivals from ver
poor ana tue North, full supply Of Hardware and Cutlery
"nlehsslsS offer to theif and
up ll3-li
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-24
PENIMNTIARY MANUFACTURES.

= OnO pair of Ieary Russell and Waved Upper Leather
c,UUO BosucS md Shoes, suitable for ahoers and House
Servantadc of the best materials. For sale, Pcnitentary
Store 18th street.
March ~ l07-2m