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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
SleYiA's Sales.

BBY virtue of sundry fieri Facias 10 me
e > directed will sell mt .Ab5rvilc Court
House on :i,c first Monday i'll January next the
iolowing property, viz:
s. acres cr land. more nr less. levied on as
the rrcDerty of Jackson tiGden, ads. G. Clark.
800 acres of la.,d. more or less, levied OIL rs
the prorcrty of Francis Henderson, ads ROhl.
Cochran.
2IO acres of land. more or less. levied Oh
as the property of ii. B. Campbell, ads. Geo.
LomlaX.
lGO acres Of land more nr less, levied on
as the property OF Robert llntson, ads john
LipsconIh.
$50 acrcslof land. more or loss. l"vird oil
as tliAsoperry Of Elias Banks, ads. Allen Z
One negro man, levied on as the property
- 4. n. Ware, ads. Thomas G. Ware.
Il "a horses. one silver watch, household,
d il en- fi,r,itur". Levied Oh a. The prop
cry of l.. Rogers. ads. Rs4i ya,t Il Co.
Two black marrs, and oI colt. one snri @
horse. one pided morse. on" har"rch and har-
ness. one sultcy and harness. and one silver
watch. |. We'd OIL us tie property OF Peach
inan Alrord ads S a. l.. Buwie,
Three negroes. one man. and one woman
d child. levied OIL as the property OF Edw'l.
Collier. aus. John 4 Mares.
One negro girl sarah. levied on as the prop.
crly of John Cr-well. ads. Enorh Nelson.
One negro man Ptter levied OH as the
property OF Oliver Taggart, ads A. Giles.
One mans saddle. levied on rs tie property
of William liaiIcy, ads. J. 5. y. l.. Bowie
Two horses. levied Oh rs The Property OF
Andrew Hamilton. adj. VIM G.. black.
j. II. COBB, S. 4. ID.
Dec 2Glh 1889 AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
ESSAYDN TIE CURRENCY.
By Nh. N. BrDpLE.

"The currency of the United State con
<isls of coiu, all of bank aoes promising
10 pay coin. As long as the banks car
aIwavs pa! the coin they promise, they
are useful. hrcause. IN a country where
the rmoueyel capital is disproportionpd II
the means If employing capital, the sub
,fitutinn ofrrediis lorcoin euahcs the da-
lion to male its exchanges with les, cnln
and of course saves the expense of Thar
coin. But This advantage has oy its sid
II greater tl,neer. Banks are hen directed
by needy PERSONS who borrow too much.
or by sang,ine PERSONS anxious only to
increase ths profits, without much pecuni
ary inleres Or personal responsibility in
the administration. The constant ten
Iency Of blnks, therefore, is 10 lend tnu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
PRO :PECTUS OF THE
GAaeaeEENM PEI!A.N .NEEEs.

VHlHERE will be pnbllshei at the seat o.
Government, us Recommended by th'
Agricultural Conrention. paper devoted to
tine Interests of The Panlel. 1t Is ihoustt
proper that there should be; at Inc celihe o;
the Stare. apuh ica'i't!. S''t' l" ,'ie a"a''e'e'
ep;rt OF enqui-. Oh this srca, subject.
While ne mann object of the paper will be
The diffusion ri Agricultural knowledge ";'Irr
topics o; general .,ttre-,. in News. Sclence
Literature. SC will not be neglected. The
promised aid of manv of ON most diStm2 a'>i:'
ed m n. will contribute to its interest AMI use
fu;urss Po itic> will be excluded that Il"
Ia!,ors OF t,e Editor may he ;cce. li''ie ;"
The Cnraiina Planter, will be cdll ny H.
w. G,rBss VI. D. and published by a. ).
J,u,.,y. every week. at So, per annuin. !.
will b.: neatly pr:ned. on an imperial >''e"'
, IL Iaar.o >',ape. The first No. will be Iss"e''
earl; III iah:iarv.
Cn.nmr:a Dec l.ii, 1880.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
.Wis,gsSa1ecass.

4 Latin !Schoiar.-A country youth,
The son of prosperous farmer. had spent
some time at All academy, "(ilinS for
College" aud during one Of the vacations
WHICH he sr;ent Mt home, he was one day
in brick yard where his Industrious ialh-
er was engaged with his "hireh men, ="
making brick. The father de>r0us of
kunwins ssnelhing Of his sous progress
~ learning, asking him What was lIr Lal
N for brick! BrckiIEs." replied the
candidate for licary honors. Very well ;
observed The father, ''unw tell lis the Latin
nI coat" Cnaiihu>," was the prompt re-
:rlv. Very lihe-very like" said the
Father, " ho, though nok skilled in Latin,
WAS not lacking in good sence and sIlrrwd,
ness: "aud NON thr Latin for frock-eh?"
'.Frorkihus." was The answer. "Ay, av,
said The old gentlemen: snow you go
hcmc, ,ake off your coatihus, pni on your
ckibus. and 90 10 making brickibuS, for
YOU don, 90 10 The Academy at my ex-
pensc any longer can tell YOU"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
State nt Snath { arolina
EDGEF!ELp DISTRICT.
IN EOUITY.
Parmclla Moss, VS. Rachel Moss, Partition.
and others.

Parmclla Moss, vs. Rachel Moss Partition.
and others.
MI OTTO E is hereby siven. tha, by virtue OF ~
Ia oIdcr.rom Chan Dunkin. Sa'' otter loi
SAT-. TO the hgheS' hIdd''r. ~ I'd se'i'id Ion,
IIoiS. on tne first VI ;pdryin lannnrv neA'
the real estate Of Mathew iloSs deceased COS,
sls.in, Of Il tract of land. w:err"n lie decra'ec
reSid d. containing eielt lln'red aclcS' ',."f'
or less, situate, lying aui h""s IN o'e".,'
Dis,r;,; nm D..ver Dam Creek and :IdjniiIn
In Ids Of Joel Roper. :Ar,caraS Lowe. Dal'
Rrnnso,. Rachel Moss and John Hill; on u
credit of one AMI ,yv" yeirs, "Ace't III me-
n. NAV bn necessary 20 pay casts, which must l'
pai,i in c,s. purchasers tn "i>c bond a''i pc
.unai Secl its. aid m"rtgag' OF lie rr'ni'S'.'
to secure The purchase none:.
]. TERRY. E. z. E. d.
Commissioners 0':ice. S4,'o ii
Ed-efeld, Dec. 2nd 20.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Safe OF south Il Olina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ EQUITY.

John u. Heard and } CurccIoscur { = t.
!Siac l.; ''ra''' Vs. gage.
MJDTlCi: is hereby 4iven. that bS 'i''ne &"
IV an Or,lcr from the Court of chancery'
shall oiler for sale to the hi. hest bidder III Tue
tow. of Hamburg. on the first rueS''ay' bri e
the sc"ea', dry of Jamuary lex: all tha' lot o.
pa Gel o.. ground III ii" town OF HAmbn cor
aiming one fourth Of an acre, nlor' or less ,ad
;oi,,i,r the lotS of Gi,Icou PanGlt aui Gldrnu
Fl. Hall. it b"ius lr lot n which. is situated
the house lalcl, occupied rs IL Drug Store hh
the sal b. II. Winding. The terms "f s;'lrwl'i
be. l"r one tird of The purchase money casI:'
and co.. tc reni,in- twn :i,dS, credit of three
and six months, in equal portions. Purchaser
10 give bond Il d "ersrnaI security. aud mort
gaze of lhr premises. required.
]. TEKltY. C.E. E. d.
Comm'cr's Office. Dec II, 1885 So 81 d 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
State si' South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
William Leo and wife, and
others, VS. Bunell Reese, and
Suyu;Ii,ah Re, sc, iis vile.

William Leo and wife. and
o,hers,vs BunelI Reese and Partition
Susu;i,ah Reese, hs wife.
RJO ICE is hereby given, tl,a; by virtue ni
Ia a, order from Chancellor Dnnkin. shall
offer 70 sale t. the highest bidder, at Edge
field Culr Honse OH the frs, Monday in Jahu'
ar, next. Il trart of and b." longing 10 The ate
estate of Remben Lee. deceased. cunta ming one
hundred and six and half acres mere or less.
situate. lying and being in the District OF Edge
field on the waters Of Big Stcye's Crr elk. aud
Savaanah River, and adjoining lands Of John
Yi,.by. Jonathan Taylor. and John Banskeit:
ON credit of orc year. except for 20 much as
NAV b. necessary 10 pay the costs, which must
be- pai in cash the pur"hls"rto live hol'd and
n.rson,l security. and mortgage of The prcni.
ses, to secure The purchase money:
~ " ]. TERRY, { E. E. d..
Commissioner's Office.
EdgefrM. Dcc. ,. 1850 ($475 A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

The Kentucky Agricultural Society
has projected School of Agriculture for
that State, and arrangements bave heeR
made 10 petition The Legislature 10 iucor-
porats joint stock company, with capi-
tai of Sl01,OOO, fr the purchase ofa farm
buildings, stock. &r. which is to be under
The direction # superintendent and
worked by the students. The term of III
slructiou is four years. and the pupils are
To work on the farm or in The shops four
hours daily, and pay an annual tuition
fec all profits 10 he laid out on Il library,
apparatus, Sc The course Of instruction
10 he practical agriculture. and The srien-
cies mos, intimately connected with it.;
rosehrr with Mathemaric,, MECHANICS.
Modern iLangrlases and Bellies Letlres.
T. I is p.opOsed Tia, the STATE Subscribe ono
fourth pf The stock. and thus have an in
rercsr in the appointment oiprofessors, &c
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
state of South olina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Sarah BnckaIoo. Applicant.

z
vs. .,ll.n a. Bmckaloo
and others, Defendants.
EBY an order from the Ordinary. | shall
I'D proceed to sell ut Edgetirid G. il"usc OH
the lir<, Monday in january next the real es,
tate of William Backaon. deceased, sffiiate in
said District. OH the waters of Stevens Greek.
bounding on lands OF robert Bryan, Robert d.
Blvan, David Richardson and others, contain.
ing one hundred aud thirty acres. more or 'ess,
ui IA credit Of twelve months. Tie purchaser
will lie required To give bond and personal So
cnny and Il mortgage ut' the PREMISE to the
Ordinary. Cost 10 he paid in cash.
w. II. MOSS Sc. u.
Dec "a. 1870 4f
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Ssseress"S Sale.

HRT virtue ola writ of Fieri FacnS to me
& 3 directed. will hr sold, at tic housr of
John Thumnnd OH Stevens Creek, on SaIur.
dav the 2stIi inst. the following property, viz:
John Day, vs. John Thnrnond. GuIhridge
Thurrnond andRandal Dclau hter; other l'Iain-
tiiis. Us the same twenlv-One Bales of Cotton.
and ono lot of Seed Cotton. Terms Cash.
w. Ii. MOSS. S. T.. d.
Dec IT, 1880 b 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
b. claaOnSf.

yHyHE Subscriber has removed his stock of
n Clouds to the new Brick Store. two
doors from the store he has before cnpled.
where hcwil be happy to show his friends and
cus,omers the most complete and extensive
sock OF Dry Goods ever offered in this market.
"oun,,y merchants supplied at the lowest lob.
bing prices. JOHN y. foHD
Hamburg, Nov. 10 1859 # d
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

Gentlemen of tire Jury: there are four
minis in this case, N the first place. we
contend that we never had The plaintiff g.
horse: second, thai we paid him for the use:
oebis horse; third, he agreed 10 let US uss'
the horse lhr his keeping. without any
charge. and fourth, that the horse is a.
lack =. r,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Stale ni South nrnli: IL.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
Susan Garrett. AppIiram vs.
Richard VI. Johnson. and wife, )

Richard VI. Johnson. ami wife,
AMI others. Defendants,
EPY IN OnIrr from thc Ordi"ary, shall
e. y proceed To sell at EdgeIirld G. HOUSE.
nn the first Monday in January next. the real
csalc Of Henry w. Ganelt, deceased. silnat"
in said District on the waters OF Gunneis' Creek
bounding ON lands Of William Tlnlrnomd.
Dempsey Bus<cy. Robertson Dagnal. and 9th
"rs. containing three hundred and thirty tw"
acres ~. r ur sS.om a credit al Twelve months.
'ihe purchaser will he required 'o give bon,i
and personal security, and a mors gage Of the
premises To tie Ordinary. Cost L" I'c paid in
..:,Sil. w. ii. MOSS, f. u. i.
lice il. lS39 4G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
Sta;e OF Suutt, ar. lima.
EDGEF!ELD DISTRICT.
Elizahc tn It'll Apple AM, W.
Francis Sill alil Others.

Defendants
E@Y an Orer from the Ordinary, sha
q , proceed 10 sell 1T rds. fie!dC. llnnse,"t
iie ir<, 80: day in January r,xl. the lea! r>-
lal, Of JOIN, Slli de- rcnsed. Sitnale in said Hs.
fjct "n the waters of sleepy Creek hu' ding
on l;:n'* Of Alfred May. sarah Dcrn. " liz,
ADAMS and "lIicrS con mining. Two hundred It.
res more. az less oli II credit u twelve m"ntks.
The purchaser will be required 10 give BON,
aud personal security. aud mortgage of the
nremiscs 20 the Ordinary. Cost io he paid in
cash w II. MOSS, s. f. u.
Dec Is 1Sin al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
.N-EBy' SEEMS.

EIST ReceI, Ell handsome assortment 81
cB Pru do Sois, Gros do Nan aud MaltI"nl
Silks. of the latcsl and most ls!liornb'c colours
ard patterns, which will be sold rcry chen! by
''''' c. 4. DOWD.
Dee. II. 1899 If a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01

Don, read any further down this column,
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Here are beautiful sentences from the
pen of Coleritge. Nothing can be more
eluqupnt-nothins more true.
Contorts Of Children.-Call moi that
man wrctched who, whatever else lie sufa
(ers as tn pain inflicted, pleasure denied.
has a chill for whom he hopes. and nn
whom he doats. Poverty may grind him
To the dust. ubrurg may cast its darkest
mantle over hin, the song of the gay may
be- far from hisawn dwelling, and his voice
be uuhcedpd ly those among whom he
dweIIs-even pain may rack his j'fits. apd
sleep aec from his pillow, hui he BIS
gem. with which he would not PET Tor
wealth drlyng computation. for f"ne NIL
inc worlds ear, for The luxny !" tho
hin hes, health. or for the sweetest s'eep
that ever SUI upon mortapeye'
From om latest cor:spond.ence from
Iexas' we YEAR, are ,a;,i;plHGen Felix Houston,
our our he late fsom s,o",.d G''ihe Office of Maj Gen.
''ds oee'i eit.re ne was c'rnliilaIe. In
Nacoadoches county, ne mas ~ s;ae;,s se,s' A.
1.ssa "uJ Overwhelming majority. AT
1arse dnn dhnanieccivetl all the votes given; at
Jasle, u" "'usriue he is ahead hf, all the cam,
oa' Ap and will leave Eastern Texas
unla'e, @ore ,han all the candidates COM
t;na M,,n In Western Texas there exlss ,s1s
,;,,. T,,e or M doubt Of his electlon. WE we
,',5s !, ,'de the expectation Of his friends VIII
M" ".a,;G.J '%G as no man In rha' country pro-
'aLlv is beuer qualified for the discharge
'S 's 'h,, b;shly responsible and imporlant:
,ffice.-Natche= Courier, Lee. o'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-01-01
~ GssssSS Gssssss;S *, 3s5s
liz ,aN1FSSSSISsTErSsSfyyaa
sfaa;sesS..3 ss;ss.sssSSsSe
Sg5as s2ss4
@eetie Nefess.

The following article which we e"tract from
all exchange paper is distinguished for its truth
and point. We publish it in hopes it muy
tickle the fancy Of some Of our kind fiicndSwho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
GREAT B.7RGALvS!
FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS.

FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Luther, Paper, &c, Sc
Wholesale and Retaa.
WE receiving by various vessels from Philadelphia,
w NewYmk and Boston, our FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
which, variety qualify and cheanness satisfied cannot
be surpassed by any House IN Virginia. 80
We wholesale and retail customers, and the pnbc
generally call and examine before purchasing
in any oiser liuuse We offer in part the following, viz
% pair Ladies' Kid Morocco and Seaskm slippers, all qua
1000 p, Ladies' fine sealskn Morocco and Kid Shoes all
100 p.f Ladies' hnc Funed Shoes pan vey superior
90 DO do. cored Morocco, white Kid and Satin Slippers
200 DO do Gum Elastic Shoes, MOeeasins, and quilted
eo d. do Cater ne Leather and ssa II;n, Boots k
100 do. do. Waterproof and cork-sOle Boots Miles
800 do. do. fine Calf Navy shoes, part Miles, best
900 do. do do. do. Strap dress Shoes
3Uu do. do. do Seal.kn and Morocco Pumps
300 do. do do Calf and kp.sewed Monroes
$50 do. do do. Calf, Gum Elastic, Dufaloe and
1000 do mems begged and sewed Brogans
S9 do d. do d. lined d and bound do do DO do S so
1000 romsa's leather, pegsed and 'swed Welt weI.'
800 d. bs fine s and sS so., 1s and sSa..
$50 do Misses fine Morocco, sealskn, and hno Leather,
Boots and Shoes
900 do. fine Kid, Morocco and Leather Slippers
1900 do ehildrens fine Leather and seaskn Boots Shoes
1000 do fine Morocco and Kid Boots ANGLE Ties and Buskins
RICHMOND MADE BRoGUEs.
500 pair mems Richmond made Bogues, for Factory, Field
SOLE LEATHER.
$50 sides good good damaged Laihe-a beautiful lot
IS nests sealskin and Hair Trunks
900 rcams wrapping Post, all sizes
rs do Cap and Letter writing Paper
WkelesoLe Retail Fdshinnabls Boot Shoe Trunk
Dsslsrs .hssaen House, Ris4aena, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
,,ry,wAY AppREuENDEDwas committed TO ihe 'a ,s. o.

,,r-yAwAY AppREIIENDED committed 10 me 'a ia ~
fsv County virginia the 18th day Of en-, name Of
hrgn .ia'y 49,, ic.e nroper name ALFRED) ALFRED
wa. raised IL M' John W w po Ah@ h a e"r hin
o,ga and nom ,ence Alfred he was carried "
sissipp and sold President and peee :" an
- and hen that Institution ialled he Wa nus
ed NJ /" Ne. Orleans to prevent being sold Tor ne debts o. m
Bank Alfred sayz he made his eseap. from - sn IL canada
anJ then made his way Virginia Alfred has made :" many
, s,,ments knu.y winch Is most correct. ne
e ;d la ,,nged Ia n Mr. John Soss, Commission Merchant
Of Orleans Alfred about feet 10 ne,, hen, 1n"n %
,,. iii h.b cheek homes Oh hs r. manu- "
is, ryccn the thumb wrist joint There IS no DOUBT I"
his travelling with Free Papers heTo"lfe me a"nets are IT,
~ Gill he nd ot for his iai fees the expiration OF is mouths
ifo" the ''i"'''"''H' SPENCER JACKSON, Jnior.
JU-tT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
4 RUNAWAY IS JAIL.

A RUNAWAY rs JAIL.
xyTAS committed Jail IL Rockingham county, virginia,
TN The ih If October black Boy, about 81 or - years OF
,rr inches high AMI his name u Isaac ms
opIacc hiispeec, and that he l. The property :" Jno T. Rogers
II Ralrs North Carolina lie had when committed linen
pantaonns Shirt shoes anu WOO"
hat The owner forward property,
nav charges take him away will he dealt vii" accord
ina 10 law uTWAY &. STERLING,
.Jailor Of Rockingham Countp, Ia.
Sovemhe,o7 leao 6l-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

Form Of Prory.l
Rnon all Nr Jy these Presents, rha, the Subscribers being
James River and kanawha Company do here
nv constitute and appoint - our true ard lawful a'r
and proxy represent each of all general meetings Of
Of laid Company, when personally
represented hv other with full power and
authority such meetings TO give such vote or votes and
could do.
member Of the said citing personally present and
do hereby nifty and confirm whatever vote votes,
acts said rney may lawfully give do for pdrsu
Of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness hands and seals this - day Of - thou
sand eight hundred and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18


Double ancsnge GUNS RIFLES PISTOLS Pen aud Pocket
KNIVES, snirng Fhirg Tickle Faneg Goods &C. his pre-
stock ss laid and he requests town ana
country fa of purchasing in his line to rail- ana ex-
his articles and prices, being satisfied that they VIII DC
pleased via both. His stock embraces -
GUNS-loubIe and Single Barrel Guns, OF all qua'ties
RIFIES-A assortment, and made To order
PISTOLS Pocket, Holster, Belt and Duellng Pistols
POCKET RiFLES-.a>t steel Pocket Rifles
Patent 81 Barrel Revolving Pistols
POWDEIIFLASKSA neat and choice assortment, from 10
16 az.
GAME BlGS-New and handsome patterns
Liquor Fisks and Drinking Cups
ShGn Pouhes AMI Belts
PERCUSSION CAPS-Pain AMI Split, and superior English
GUNPOvDER-Ensish aud American in cansers and ~ re-
tail
P,rcussia Wrenches and Cap Primers
Wash ROE, Wad enters and Ramrols
Shn, aud Bullets all Noe.
Dog Culss, Calls Chains, and Couples
Shot ringers Bullet Moulds
Gun and ffe Locks IN great variety
Gun Loo Limbs, Springs Tumbles Cocks, seais, Cock Pins
' GUN FURNITURE complete
Fishing Tickle.
IimercklKirty and Virginia Fish Tinoks
ENGLISH :lk HAIR India Grass and otir Fishing Lines
Hooks or gut moods, Floats. &C.
Cutlery.
Rozors len Pocket, and Dirk Knives Bowie KNIVES, hand
some assurpent-R Rodgers aud ntler makers
Fanry G00ds
Silver evf.p inted Pencils, Pocket Backs and Wallets
(;illnt'. MD other Steel prn< in variety
Wakinatanrs, Slccfacles, Snuff Foxes, &c.
8 Sutherland his thanks la his nnds ana the
public very berab1 patronage bestowed on INN since lie
husincs. In hr ibrn that II indus
craftsmanship, desire give aartlun, ana cheap
prices ad any ncemr b. satisfied that he will re-
ceive continuance of their favOrs.
Requiring.
The undersigned will thankful for small favors well As
large aud respectfully informs 81 ortsmen that all kinds of Re
pairs will e done exp-dioi-y and cheapIy.
42-WiuW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

DIAPER PAPER THE Franklin Manufacturing Company Of
Richmond have hand good assortment Of Letter,
Cap Blank Book Medium Printing and other Paper Of various
kinds which believe will bear in quality and
price, with the work Of any similar establishment in the Union
They therefore with confidence solicit the patronage Of their for
friends and the public generally and ready
ders description of that be DESIRED which they
furnish reasonable notice They thar all orders
oher may addressed either their agents.
James szer Son. Mr. John Richards supsrnend
nj at the Paper Mill.
Richmond, Sept. 4, 1910, A-w1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the subscribe,
living in Middesex county, the 9th Of the present o
negro named Charles Charles is very likely bIs
mnnito fellow with very light blue about H.
old five feet eight inches hish and well proportioneu
had when he le brown cloth clnse coat blue
taloons and white fur hat He left without any lie
ever, and doubt endeavorng get 10 free
very smart fellow and well calculated 70 and
Tested. will give the above reward for The an ce, him
delivery Of him me, secured in jail 80 tha re-
again. Any information concerning him will be v,,s;na
ceved. My address, is Churchvile, MiddleseI PACE
Buckingham, Sept n, ls4Q.