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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19

.b,u kl0r n -Aan bg Me tompuHG h. k,ps H.
maxim carries great weight with Il. not nuiy in morn
but IN D~0i,tics. Now, who are the associate. 81 w ,
II. Harrison. With very rare exceptions. all the .g
wing friends Of old John Adams, and most Of J
Adamss Look around FOR the alb fodsralits-aud r..
The friends Of a National Rank--and ior the l.a,rga-
nous Constructionists If the Constitution. How m,gr
If them are not Harr sons friends. TAKE the ,r>r
which the Albemar!e Address ton onr last page q..s.
Us. Where do h> friends expect 10 ret the h.4..,
vote for hun. In those Federal counties uf August,
L0udoun. AccOmar, &c, which, John Adams. and H..
Standing Army. and the Alien and S.G.u0u laws farm.
their strongholds. Cast your eyes through 'lr mass. s
sucicty-aud wherever son find a s'auncn old Federal.
isl. YOU will. with very tcw rcmarkabh" exceptions. ...
a friend OF ". II. liarison-NH no were the .,aarr
Orators al the great Young Men Convention n Bal.
more. There was Webster, and Sergeant. and II Ga.
who, Ike these, IS now opposed 10 I'll" ~l.gnta Do.
trinas, and amalgamatcd with the Federal sc4an.
is owing TO his influence, that tn daughter oi Virginia
has been weaned from the principles Of her up'a~r-
those rrca, principles, winch She once contributed III
celebrate IN her famous reso,utIUus-Bu' thanks BE- M
the reaction in Kentucky. Many Of her gallant >ma,
are now rushing to the rescue. Whilst, therefore. We
see who are the supporters Of ". II. Harrison. wAH..
we see almost all the old F"deral.s,s. the friend. u
National Bank and j Tariff, the loose constrlcuoU.'..
rallying around Gen. Harrison, he's can ~" res>, tHr
impression, which his own principles and measures tal
pre- yIously generated, Of ms beng a Fece!a.>,- Whra
we see also 50 many AblitionrstS gong for him, aud h.
nomination effected BY their lntcrposrtou. how can Mr
avoid styling him tie candidate Gt The .iboaroHi>s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19

a letter from Washington OF the 10th says, "Pros.
poets brigl.ening-Whig stock on the decline; and by
oYcmber, they will be mo where"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19

Is Inv HOusE OF ELrErIpSr,TiyEs or THE lSirEp STATES
february, =, lelI-Mr. Harrison submitted ;ht !U!l0" ing propOs:
tion OF amendment, Ia the Constitution Of the Tn.,ed states:
Rcso'r,d By tie Senate and House If Representatives. IF tie tmtst
STATES Of .3RercG IA Congress assembled ft-aftydS ofbpth UJHsC
eonearrtng hsrCtRl That the following amendment 10 The Con>ti
tuition fthe United States be- proposed 1" The lcgiSia urcs OF III,
several States; which, when ratified hy the legislatures Of three
founhs of said states. shall be valid, 10 all mtenis and purposes
as a part of The said Constitution.
provide for training the militia, according Ia The dl>Ciplru, pr.
srribed for that purpose, and, whilst engaged in that service, the,
stall be subject 10 the rules and regulation. prescribed for the 20
y-rnment of the militia when in the military service Of ia. tn,cd
States; and, also, TO provide for teaching, IN The primary school,
and other seminar les Of learning in the several States, the system
nf diScinlinr nrescribeu for the militia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19
RICHMOND. Va, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1910.

s.Ihe cry IS, sal Mcy como
We understand, The Speaker of the House of Repre-
son,a,iyes. R. NJ T. Hunter, Esq has declared to
4 gentleman Of the Wing party has intention To vote
g. Mr. Van Bnron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19

- III Z IkN LN
Register pirgia!a Land OFee.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

ID EMOyAL.-The subscribers have remUvcd and now
opening their Stock Of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
s,oe doors above the formerly occupied by
them. a.,
This large and commodous establishment, constructed win
for the win afford them the
than heretofore the Wholesale JobbE
Tade-and is their intention for the future to devote iuI
this branch of their business Win TINS
they have purchased and receiving in addition 10
variety Of Fancy Articles much larger stock OF sta
pe Ga0ds than they offered befue and re-
specy solicit call from the merchants of the INTERIOR who may
make purchases in this market Their stock will be COM
plete by the 18th Of the present month.
Whilst exerons will be made to extend their business
at Wholesale the less will be bestowed the retail as
sorInent This will all be kept complete possible,
aud offering nothing sound desirable and carefully selected
goods fair they hope to retain that confidence ana pa
onage which generous public heretofore kindly mani
tested towards them -.
mr. All goods sold by them warranted and article that
may prove imperfect be returned and its cost WI ne
funded. GAY q BEN LIE a. a.
Sept II oo-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
BY c. {. WORD.
I.LLIA InDnED STOEk.

WILL >od al Public Aucon on the sh Of October a. .he
Fairfield Race course the entire Racing Stock oil Ialuh
dr HARRISON dcci ines breeding, the following BROOD
NN">1ht their produce: -, ., n.o
~ C hy Sir Archie dam Francisco, Jack Andrews Dafe
d II, Frarnor,ri,, CIockfast Iobor- Mob, Monkey.
@UiNHlX by otspur dam BY Jack Andrews knowsey, &c
2 FLY is Timoleon, dam Motley Andrews, Jack andrews
Le F-arnough Clnckfast Hnb-or Nob Imported MonKey
EG rilcy years DID, By Pam, ont of No J. rms fey
promising. and engaged in Sweepstakes next spring al
ird subscribers $500 EACH She VIII be sold win hef
'i.'se mrut. -
& Ch. fnry. fuai by Rowion, out of No. L.
:. BAY FL ev wears old, by Tranby, out oi No. =
:. Oh Fney F.: wears old, by Andrew, out OF No. :.
Oh, ri,ry, ",r old, by Andrew, out OF No'a.
~ "a. fiiry fnai by Rnwton, out OF No.
u Bay tilIry year old, by Prial, out OF NO. ..
= "a Fh-y, foa by Rowton, out of No s.
BIO rhy years old, BY PrIam, dam kitty "ooa' ny A'
" Of C0!l"s', dam.
l. s a. Cot years Old by Timocon, dam Motley Andrews
Trg, yaFnf all sums Of $500 and upwards, credit OF
!rOnt- vl h. given under that sum n'nnti approved
re negotiable notes, payable at one ct the Banks III th'
ri. r,,.r,r,',h. Z. &. WORD,
.9uctioRscr.
3S-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
urIpIco I-ANn FOR SALE.

.7aff.t1' \
,vnry decree Of The Circuit Superior Court of Law and
CAnccry for the county of Henrco and city OF fchm"Ha,
D The of Chamberlayne et a vs.
which decree il i'm compliance with the will Of the late MAJOR
william osby Of Henrico subscriber as OF the
n no, BEFORE which desirable anu persons
disposed 10 will please make appcation,) WILL on Inc
@ November next the premises sell to the hiehet
credit of six twelve and eighteen months the tract OF ana
lar b and decree mentioned being the land owned by SAID
N and which lies in upper md OF Henrco county, on inc
road, eight miles above Richmond ana Two a,e
nal vth ar old field pine and within short distance OF te
'.'ai On IT, small dwelling kitchen, smokr-honse ia,s
hy p containing, barn. STABLE corn-house, BACK she
shelter under roof orchard OF very large apP
tees the he's, fru good meadow &c Bonds WIN s"ou
>cf, required aud title withheld till last pay meht
Prisons wishing 70 purchase view the land and Judge ior
t.a,ss Mr Saunders will shew the land 10 any person
= jl--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE

ns # deed Of Trust executed by James Madison, OF
VIM hs Comfy Court of Prince Edward shall proceed
II ' bcs bidder az the late residence of the said Madi
u ~ Ill.,, 80 mil. from the of Farmvie, 80,
~ y,.., NEGROES, consisting Of Men, BOYS anu nts
~ are some first field hands, several soou cooAs'
t II Horses Mules, Cows and Hogs Furniture loo's'
c,..,., and BaroIche, sc. sc. =, -, = o.
IRA % rGmnsnre on WEDNESDAY the 9TH day OF octo
from day To day until all the property IS soiu
-, ,7Ir known on the day of SALE ., r,
iS T., ale The Tract of LAND which the sara LAM
Vim died. and which conveyed to me by aeea o ImS
i ~ he County Court of Prince Edward ana ofmelI!
i ~ n 4 C. Aen-lyng the AppomattoS siver, Que
cNh'l contains about $40 acres, much of which
& ,s If Improvement and celebrated for It's prodnc' Oh
u aw Ia Tl,r Houses are new and commodious.
T rcr Of land viii sold privately, on terms that eao
nrhaser wanting 40 desirable location Tor eouh-
4 - ,n ,yoi,abl. returns from farming and planting
- " 33-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
,r.,,s or the Richmond Enquirer.

r IS pa5!iShei three times resk during ne session
M legislature, aud truce ssS aa1,sS See resi- '"' year.
,,s ,sr a.nnm and Three Dollars for six months,
10 Be- pad the ces, or RENTED by MAIL post
Il, dollars per annum AZ .e Gnu ~ @ ;na in eo,d and
NJ u nors at the risk Of the Editor; e postage o. sh
s Pai By tae Wr:s,sIhe p%sse ..
% !" BUSINESS which operates as serious tax
%' VII pay for papers, annually shall have the
u' Subscriptions shall hereafter be considered as incurred
= NJ and Tor years publication, unless specially
al W w tine and paid for IN advance Tor that shorter
IND shall be sent to the order of any new and un'
- \" uness paid for in advance or satisfactory re-
kNn 10 some aud accessible person IN regard 10
'uta nc bis ,ayueut But i'll case of an order Tor pub
he .i5- i' " ,,,,neu from a subscriber who Is unac
,ol The conditions, single number may be sent, CON
Guaasd ,.,n",,anrd nv, n copy of this reputation
all- Ines al all subscribers whose ability 10 pay may De
y the publisher and who may remain indebted on open
The md Of two years. from rT ~ .. s, Of sbaerr
FMea' Resolutions Of the EaSr's! CoHoeHt,oH Of a.
~ RESOLUTIONS are some oil me e s'o, S S os If virginia
,,ssmb!ed nj Richmond, the l7th January, ies
~ Resolutions, are determined TO ahldel
49, ,.connrud and interest require, an inneA'-
% 80 IN Them Several of the American presses are ose
p e".h of CASH Payments No class OF men mas
ra y an abuse of the Credit System, than Tue tao OF
II n " The great difficulty consists in the transition from
to other Notwithstanding the ., .,5
En on the Book, who in arrears to TINS o3-
a. our course. The name of every subscriber wh
will positively he stricken on rom oui toh
y, ,",oum.ncement of our next volume
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
D Tha, be recommended TO the Editors Q. heWsiS
for advertising and they strictly adhere to
And thai these prices be always such, as 10 give 'ar
"....,,ion for the labor performed"
ppica>'' " Resolution Of the Editorial ConrcRt'on
49, ,re Of lines less, FIRST inseron % Cents of
,.iinuauce, so cents. 80, -. ,.,.
,,I,.flctory references, To insure execution .
fs hose adyertsin. may 800 per annum,
:. made of % per cent; and to S5n of 10 per cent
49, m obituaries and Marriages from the country,
y h,nLwr,inr unknown nj this oice, must be authtl-
f nIs,,ion Of the Postmaster in the ncighborhood,
Gl in no case be published. every measure, tnat mas
- n,crent mpoSitions aud quzzes mas proved hereto
l,,aTe must. therefore, insist IN slch case upon
being certified By the name OF The Postmaster
-, 4, ,5s 6qrS Of the iettsr.J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
New Fail and Winter Dry Goods.

T,be subscribers lave by packets Tuscaa, Man
chester, Weymouth and Rehmnnd from Nsw %K ana ~
TWENTY PACKAGES Of fresh aud seasonahle DRY GOODS
The entire assortment having purchased and paid for with
,he cash enables rs TO offer them than similar
have been sold at any former season. iF are ~
Extra super woaicd blue and woodyed black Cloths
Do Polish purple invisible and rifle green brown' olive
Dahlla Oxford steel mixed and dran cloths
Do. wooI.dycd black, blue and fancy cold Cassmeres
Rich figured AID n n" TsXs, and sn' ve
supere middng and low priced satne and Kentucky Jeans
GLASGOW @s washington and Canadian Kerscys
and mddng qualities PLAID ana mixed Lssys
Rose whitney, dutil and twilcd blankets
20 cases Of prints qualities and prices om g cents upwards
R"drers -shrnkng-also Domets Flannes
Rich striped Chalys and Moseline de Lame
s"ne,6ns and fine black and blue black Bombazne
Rosiin, Ccassan and Cashmere Plaid
Cen;leinrns lnmbSwoo Shirts and Drawers
super Gro Rhine, Gro de Swiss and Gro de Messina
A Gro Grain, for ladies' aprons; Gro de Alsiers
Black blue black and fancy colored Pou de Sol
Rich embroidered silk Thibet and Trocbe Shawls
Chinee Merinu, Tartan and Vaienta do
Thihct Meruo Chinelle, silk aud nett liandkerclhefs
Merino, ,atin chalIy and Victoria Scars
ladies' iie and black plain ribbed silk Hose aud Hose
Fleecy lined, silk and MoraNian Hose aud Hose
white, black, brown mixed aud random do
Plain aud embroidered bonnet and cap Ribbons
Black and assorted cold Satin and Iustrlns do -,
Fancy Belts worsted Barge, Grape se and Chnes Gofa
Embroidered hemstced and plain thread cambria hdss
Linen camris long Lawn Nsp Tnhe a Go, @"s
Bird eye and Diaper Dowlas nekahack and Crash
Cambria and Jaconet, Null, BOOK, SWISS ana checked as
Garment and furniture Dmiy and bishop Lawn ,,,
Ladies' super let, nett hoskn and silk Gloves and MUS nv
Gentlemers super black do q" . ~: NO IN; 1,iuc
DO Bandanna Sptalfeld, Ponsee and twied SILK i.nks
Cotton, flag, Bandanna and Verona ,.,; ,, 10
Black black white and assorted colors ltaan e"pe
Thread and Bobinett IIaces, Edgings and lhsefunss
Do Beading Bobinei, OUTLINES and Gimp EdgIngs
Filet rail road wash Blonde and silk Nett
White and black silk Lace Blonde Sprie ana Star huie
Swiss and cambria Edgngs and lnsertnGs
White and coored corded Skirts
silk and cotton Umbrellas .,,
Velvet silk lasting metal and log cabin Buttons
satin and onbazine Stocks, Shirts BosoHs anu Coats
Pine black color spool Cotton ana feau
twiled Tapes Bobbins silk and coronation BRAID
Victoria Corsets, Pins and Needles -. 49,, .,d h,.,oh
Cd Domes,ics Cotton Diaper Bed Ticking apron and furniture
Checks, &c. - o,,, :, a mo5.ra,,
An of which are offered wholesale and RETAIL al moaefa
advance for cash acceptances in town. Mercan's o m
in making up their assortment invited to examine
our stock They will find MANY desirable ana cheap auees
which have been laid in upon the very best terms
VIM" 40" 's " VALENTINE & BREEDEN,
Uhts Buldngs, II street, ShoeSos h'l
4-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

L-on Monday, 2lst Of the present month"; IN inc ioaa
from Goochand Court House 10 Mr. wilson ho9ehhs
e, Book, with the of Emoe Depp inside con-
s nk notes, Of fifty dollars each on the virginia OF
Vol BANK ono of which is made payable 70 John
No and one dollar note with sundr bonds, amount
dollars The subscriber deems it unnec ssay 10 give
description of the notes. had ne u IN nus DOVE
with all honest persons the name inside OF the foche.
hem, "r sufficient evidence that il IS his reward "
s,y, dollars will he paid TO any person who may nha y,
"'ih Mr. r. z Mtsse, Richmond, Va, for the 'unscI
sa ng IN The lower end of Powhaian County ANY lh1r-
no a.iye TO will thankfully received Address haiis-
g., ~ ~ o'ace, Chesterfield County, Va ,,,n
4l-4tl GCSTANUs pEFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

ESTATE FOR SALE.i Will sell TO thr hieh-
- bidder on the goth Of October next on the premises .ns
.,. wing near Prince Edward Courthouse khom a. i,h az
e,, bindings and necessary improvements or @
BE residence There a very fair proportion Th,cco land
IN on the productive and us @
-. ',,,n,nss Hsmpden sydney College and Farmsue Sc
49, n,ant and excellent market for all Its produeuons-
no ace in Virginia entirely healthy and m mo
n Indulgence and morality to that IN its
Y pns Wishing 10 purchase referred to Nathanei
v, ., samuel w yenable, near Famve or 10 .e SUI
osr near Clqksvle The oversee VIII snew In and Mac.
m ,sr.ou wishing 10 see them ~ uhe snio ' -
4 NJ sold all the crop and stock :, yrS.pIE
Ciarssriie, "a
27-t20O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

EpALL STOCK OF BOOKS, &c.-J. w RAxooLrH & Co., J
doors below Eaeys Hotel Main Street, Richmond, respect
fully inform Country Merchants and the public generally that
thew are now receiving Falsuppy OF BOOKS STATlON
RY MUSIC and FANCY GOODS embracing larger and better
than generally found in Book stores in Virginia
They do underse all Others but hope 10 merit
and receive continuation of liberal patronage hith
erto by strict attention business and uniform low prices
@ binding Of every description executed in The oes'
s,yie bv J. w. RANDOLPH & CO.,
'!'S'"' Richmond.
oa,,,I 36-lu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

AND FOR sALE-The landed property belonging 10 the es
IL tate Of BExJ,MS HATCHER, decd, Is offered Tor SAFE
lies the Buckingham road in the lower end OF
rouny part extending into Powaan and contains about
twelve or fifteen hundred acres
deem give any very particular account o
il is presumed no one would buy property Of this Kind merely
from description. Persons wishing to purchase are invited 10
come and examine shall he on the place LOT he
sext two or three months Mr. Burwe in The immediate
nechhorood will go land point out the lines &c. any
person may wish them.
IL can be made in mc the purchaser VIII be allowed the
ELIZABETH w. HATCHER.
Ereeutrir of Bsnjamin Hatcher, decd.
Aug % S-wl9t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

ALE OF NEGROES &e-vnl be sold, on hnrsday, Tue 81,
October next al the residence Of Jesse Holman u
orntv on credit of six months, about sixteen NJ
G5Es-en and chiirena remarkably a se o Sns
nqIl. Also, tho same time, inc STOCK %
Stt2 ll'9'' Se'' 1'i' 10y n A. HOLMAN,
Error Of Jesse Hofmaa deed.
3O-l2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rp ,yrD or STOLEN from the subscriber living in this place
bav FILLEY, years DID, rising s. whitsh fonhu e
with some hairs The root of her tan, anu % IL
on her fore shoulders and part Of her body he
MncARrr and easily be told by calling her oy a ma
MS she IN signs that she knows her name WIN ,
dollars far the the aforesaid Fey ana also
dollars for the thief ANY person who shall near from o m "
said Filiey VIII "'''e 10 me IN JAMES JAMES.
t,iarksyIe Septemher 4, 1870. o1-o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

CLASSICAL sCHOOI.-The subscriber has engaged Mr.
u RcB.Ep T. w. DuKE who has high testimonials oil charac
and qualifications Teacher in his family Tor the ensuing
year His School the goth January ana close
The Goth Of December with vacation from The 2h June 10 h
oOh July. In this School will be taught all the hsa Ehes
branches the Mathematics the Latin and Greek iahsuagc anu
the rudimcnts Of the French.
The subscriber will he prepared accommodate SIX
Terms-Boad $780, Tuition SD be paid half yearly ~ ad
vance residence is three miles from Gordonvi near Tue
road leading Orange CouhoIse-post office
References qualifications: To VIM Ronr RS
GEN. VIM. Gordon, James Gordon, and Capt. NJ L. walker
a" aipei'a''e' anu ~. ~ ~ : JOHN SCOTT.
g., ,o,L .6-wiwt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
Orange, Sept. 18th, 1870.

IL 10 for cash. short credit the trnct o
ON which he resides in the county of Lunenhne lying ON DIE
toway river containing Thousand Acres WIN sum
Gent quantity Of land original growth for all pahtloh
purposes hundred Of fiat land nearly a y cu
ynon and free from Sob mansion house on high ana
healthy siuao the river in good condition.
sufficiently large fol the convenient and comoaoe
ton of family. WM. y. oNEhLuH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
E,sSL EoU and ITivIer DRY GOODS.


ny the fine ship Portsmouth, arrived in New York in July last
and Rhode Island in James river we have re-
ceiyed and are receiving mpoations of FOREIGN
DRY GOODS which, together with purchases made by our senior
during the the North enables
10 offer to our and the public generally certainly the
cheapest desirable Stock OF Goods We have ever had in
store during business life Of than twenty
our stock and general and almost package
is now in store and when tell country and city friends
that Dry cheap Tobacco would be al
2 per Wheat AT 81 3D. bushei or Corn al
los I'd per barrel Cotton AID h. they ought TO be salts
fed thai they cannot low-especay many not TO
most leading articles have been laid in far below the
production These things being So and the country
GOOD condition them and pay for em would seem
anesty right time TO buy All are invited I" call and
eynmine far themselves F. < J. s. JAMES Co,
Globe Square
cep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

Drawing Of the Va Wclshurg Lottery Extra No. O. h Sept
IL j is Is 81 81 81 81 81 ~ 81 ST.
Ticket, Nos. IL 81, sold aud casIed by STRATTON
DrawingTof The Maryland State Lottery No 30, drawn Gt
~ ~ Is ii 81 - 81 81 III - IS
nf Ticket Nos II 81 49, prize Of $780, sold and cascd by
STRATTON.
DRAWN. of the Va Petersburg Lottery No 10, drawn 9:
% % & G6 % Al 81 IS - 46 p.
Ticket, Nos 2j Al -, prize Of $780, sold and cascd by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery, No. rs. drawn Sept ast
- 50 5 IA u n IL 80 II Is G6 "a ..
Ticket IL 81 do 80 G Co. both sold and cased by Straiion.
Drawn Nos in Va Petersburg Lottery No H. drawn Sept 2 b:
- IL 4s 3 - ~ - - o. | ! 81 s. >
MAMMOTH SCHEME FOR I'm OCTOBER.
VIRGINIA WELI.SBURG LOTTERY Class &, 10 be deter
mined by drawing Maryland State Lottery Class ~ at
lIinlnr MaLyl anl Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

having removed the corner above he GO
lumbar Tavern prepared furnish their
all who NAV favor them with call, win all articles h 'He Wv
cery line on as good terms they can be bought. ,,
Ahoy ai' ~ " HILL & DABNEY,
Corner a5ore the Columbian, Carey strssI
Auq2l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-chailcs Ellis & Sons have
in good stock Of Cutlery and Hardware received by
late arrivals from Lyeroc which they offer TO their customers
and others NJ very reasonable prices
Sep Is 3-st
FALL AND WINTER GooDS--WApswoKrH, WILLIAMS <
Co.. arrivals, general
American DRY GOODS which they offer by the .
package meclans and others, unusually low
prices. They receive further supplies by every
vessel during the season.
Sept. 8, 1870 35-lt
80 BALES BROWN SHlRTINGS AND SfEETINGS, AsD
lCU COTTON OZNABuRGS, of Virginia and Northern a
factory prices consisting mainly OF the following
styles, viz:
Nos. and Merchants cotton Oznaburgs
and Petersburg Manufacturing Co. do do.
and Manchester do do.
Richmond do. do.
Enaio do do
80 inch and "A Matoaca Shirtings ana Sheetings
3-4, 10 and A Ettrck DO. do
81 and 10 Merchants Shtngs
"a and 70 Mechanics do.
All of the above Virginia manufacture made Of good stock
and nuch improved in weight and appearance.
81 : g. and 81 Lawrence Shirtings and Sheetings
20 and A Indian Head do do
and "A Nashua DO. do
Al fine Mermac and Hamilton Shrtings
other approved Styles which will sell by the bale NJ
factory prices, for cash, or puHeRH' Customers.
r. * J. $. JAMES & CO.,
Sept l5 l7S-6tSw3wi G"oe Sgaare
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
pOsrUOgeRisHt.

- ~ s,,e oyina 70 unavoidable circumstances, IS post
t 10 Wednesday the asih October when about Az Nee,
l1e Tract Of Land will be sold at Public Ancmnt AZ n
Adv mentioned y y. ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
STATIONS Office.

TICKETS in u the Lotteries and really lucky NUMBERS for
sale by the package single ticket, nj
STRATTON'S Lucky Office, liih street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

MISS MACKENZIE respectfully that her School
Va will rcopened the l of October for the reception Of
loar,crs aud day Pupils.
Tems-,hr same they have nearly twenty wears.