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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

D6Prfc'aton Of ProPeuy-Nothing illustrates
10 'n.ly lhe bad condition Of our Country, and the
oonelnl eiieeis ot government experiments, as the
efeat dePreclation IN property exhibited all over The
country. We learn from the New Orleans Sun. ,ba,
' ,o's OF S'onnd on 81. Charles street, between
'"''a am nifod Streets, 26 feet in front by lao in
depth' sold 1 few weeks since for 81. 900 a lot ), !,
eledlt OF l., z, and 3 years. The same prore,,y
brought on the 9th Of May. 1886, at a sale Of ,bss
estate OF the late ID. Herman upwards of S5o ono
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

lhe brig Boxer, Capt. Hale, chartered by tho
In,II"'ee',oan E"Ionlzation Society, stopped at the
tsia"d OF Mayo (CaPe de Verds), on her re,n,n
from Cape Palnas, via Sierra Leone. and wash
'a'ned by the authorities, on suspicion of heinz !,
saver Ills papers were taken from him. (says H.
baltimore Americana and his passengers. ofscers
" crew. wah the exception of one man and ,be
IN were brought on shore, and with himself 9, m.
united 10 prison. They were detained the,e NIX
ou' oe4S OF provisions, until ne. day. when he ,yas
sem on board his vessel. a prisoner-a prize m,s,"s
anu crew being put in charge, who proceeJsI -
. y oc rtaya' St. Jaeo. Ilcte he Obtained he
ter IN ns vessel HIS crew arrived soon at,
lie American complains of the ,r,usac,f,n -
""p'on Outrage upon The American flag, for Which
immediate feparation ought 10 be demanded ""
eeSsts' Rev. Pinney, Confeld and AI,,,.d
:. 'sS,onaiies OF the A~ssembiy's Board Of Missions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

a tfe occurred in New York SATURDAY. evening !,
Tie Methodist book concern, which did danare ,o
Tue amount OF - 900. Another fc occurred Mon
DAY morning about ; * O'Clock, in Charleston Stree,
IN a carpenters shop, in rear No. 10, which soon
spread to the adjoining bulldingS,seyen ofMhich. Two
s'oty btich houses, we've DESTROYED, together with
a number Of shops and frame houses in the ,ea,
a great many families have been Turned from ,hei,
hopts by this disaster, and several of them under
circumstances of peculiar hard,hap.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

pefmnda pane,s to The 18th ult. have been receiy.
ed at New York The Royal Gazette of The
iflh states that II. NJ. S. Cleopatra, Capt. Lush.
lyon, captured on the Sd January, off the South
side of Cuba. a SLAYER. with three bnnd,eI 49,
seh'y nine slaves on board. They were landed A,
Navy-lsiand, on the north side of Jamaica-many
o. mem had The small pox. H.. NJ. brig RIM Dave
zap stewart. captured the slave schooner Vic,o,i,
y" 'ne ~ol OF January IN the Bahama Channel. She
Pines. =" i0 oI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

bd"@ 81 heatacky.-Tbe n. York American of
f'laay afternoon. aays 5. hat about 5000 out OF the n
ooo sPul''ns shares of kentucky. Bauh stock, issued
~ ne N'S,lrr o' The Sctnylkil Bank, IA Philadel.
Is believed that these will moi be acknowledeeJ nv
the Bauh Of Kentucky.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

Specie ana A~"l6err5 Ifees.-The barque Ann
louisa, at New York from Rio Janeiro. brough,
lading, 10000 Mulberry trees, aud 19, 200 en,,inos
do.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

TT TIL 7 NTNTIJEN I,
~ and WiH Tie adrdes and consent ofhe Sepaic'
+ f'nf1s y. Beatile, Collector oflhe Land Onice NJ,
Marks, FLORIDA. vice Ambrose Crane ,emoyoi
Rlchatd Whiting, Register ofthe Land O0ce =,
| tuscaloosa, Alabama, vice Patrick Redmond. re.
signed. '-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

~ NnhiN Al OF THE INDEPENDENCE
: nc 80 ing Independence Commodore Nichol-
u 49,, :, At ne" York on Monday from the
pta=li station, after an absence of between two and
'nfee years She has had a fine passage. UNIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
NV NnRk. Arnu.I

NEw GoRK, APRIL G.
On the Croion Water Works there is a serious
riot, the "orbmen having struck for higher wages.
driven OIL those who were disposed TO work, and
threatened TO den dish the aqueducis, buildings.
aud othet public works, unless her wages are fottb.
wilh raised. The Mayor is about going out 10 ouell
The not, and The military IS already ordered Iplo mr..
ton There are SAID to be about 900 persons enpa-
ged IN tins affair. fcor. NJ, n.y.
Penngg{rdnia LceiSiature.-The Harisburo co,.
respondent OF the Philadelphia Inquirer writes 40
follows. under date OF Ith instant
The House of Representatives was this mo,n;oo
The scene OF the most dlsgatcclul outrage eve, per2
peifaled within the Legislative halls OF Pennsylva-
MA. \ bill, introduced by Mr.. McEIwee To n,o.
vide ir The sale of public property, bank stock, &c.
was pending, which was opposedby MIR. Higgins Of
Northumberland
Dung The discussion Mr.. McElwee n,ssed =,
cross the hall 10 where Mr.. IL. sits, and AFTER so,'o
conversation which was not attended In nv ,boso
nea,, called hIm (Nr,JI) add puppy and scoun.
ute'' ana immediately spit in his face! Mr.. Utp-
elns immediately rose and struck him one +, ,wo
blows, while MeElwee rcrealed, and before he w,s
arrested but OF course a blow from Mr.. II. is no,
very s''etf' as ne Is IN person a gentleman quite
small, and deiormed in person by a spinaI ;niinry
and At this time is in very delicate health, NJ
Motlwec crossed 10 his seat without RESISTING.
An 'h's occurred IN the presence of the Uouse
aud The session. Mr.. Penuinan imned.,elx a..
ed a resolution, as modified upon The snppestion If
MI. Lymset, for the appointment of a commune
Oh th'ee 10 inquire and report what siers sho,l1 10
.'Ne" oy Tue mousse to preserve its dignity. There
was no debate except Il statement oC The r,o,s b..
several members, and the ,esolution carried n.,II'
out division, though there was a motion mad. b.,
WI. bu,''ef 10 get II postponed unill Monday.
Inc speaker appointed Messrs. Penpimah. Cool
oaugh and Burden the committee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

The United States and 1erdn Boundary-The
New Orleans Bee of March 24th, learns from an Off
Ger OF the army who had just arrived from the
NOUN oil the Sabine river, that in consequence Of a
claim raised by the Texan commissioner to one half
oil The waters Of he Sabine Lake. aud also TO one
-n"'i lhe stream between the outlet Of that lake AMI
the sea, The commissioner could come to no definite
conclusion. The question was fully discussed by
the COZ mlssioners on the PAT of the two govern
n'enis' who not beng able to agree upon it, have sd.
Jpulhcu Tie commission until the decision Of the
loiai can be lcierted 10 higher authorizes.
The United States military engineers attached IN
ms commission, have established the peopraphiral
position OF The mouth of The Sabine river from as
Economical observations, as follows. VIZ: Latitude
80 il4 norh longltud "a, % west from Green.
"lea' The variations Of the magnetic needle 8, II
east.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22
ny THOMAS RiTCHIE.
Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

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" Rank NOES a, the risk of the Editor; postage of oil
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So h An extensive business which operates as serious tax
n myrr viii pay for nine papers, annually, shall have the
sn,s shall hereafter considered as incurred
m r!rlu,e and for years publication unless specially
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: shall the order any and un,
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n' - made known aud accessible person regard
or his payment. But, in OF order pub.
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St the conditions, single number may be sent,
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~ n,u.> all subscribers whose ability pay may be
The publisher, and who remain indebted open
ne tr Of two years. from the i''ne when The advanced
aoS MAS tie shall be erased irnm the s OF subscribers
P" " Reso!atiops Of he Editorial Concsa.ien Of Ia
In, on of the results of the collective wis
M The te experience of the Editorial Corps of Virginia.
ao a,,r assembled a, Richmond, the 18th January 1885
% ,t- Resolutions are determined To aildc-The interests
p,. recommend, aud own interests require, ineSi
several Of the American presses are driven
me sugh cnst"m "i Cah PAYMENTS. y" class OF men has
@ ~ an OF the Credt Sgstem, than the Editors Of
- The great difcny consists in the transition from
IA the o;her. Notwithstanding the Resolutions Of the
tauvcaOn, lave been induced TO continue several
~ rrber- the Book, who are In arrears to this Office
e. c,a.r The name of every subscriber who
lcaneut, will positively be stricken of from roll
:, -. ',,r,ne utement of next volume
a. "'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
That il be recommended TO the Editors Of Newspa-
rt Commonwealth 10 publish At the head Of their
b,r rates advertising, and that they strictly adhere 10
% and that prices he always such, "a TO give fair
",r.aian ,,r the labor performed"
S""' Resolution Of The Editorial Contention.
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.,. from distance mast be accompanied with the advance
-, -. al. s.arv references, 10 insure execution.
pr se whose Advertising may amount to 500 per annum a
% Ol be- made 20 per and to $50, of 10 per cent.
IN 0btqr,e. and Marriages from the country, whenever
rIyr!,tn, unknown nj this office, must he anthem
~ N. rn!arSaca Of the Postmaster IN the neishhorhood,
Mn IN ~ be published. every measure, that has
-,v-r aad quIzeS, has proved hereto
s,rn. We my> therefore, insist III such cas-" upon
nis,,n certified by the name u; the Postmaster.
- ii. hlsS a. t.si,'t1~.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

IN CnANCERT-NI ncI>I,M = 'hrait SHrrri'r Count u"
aud Chanccry, continued and held !r Cumberland '"nn
the 10th day rf August ls:El:
William Perkins, administrator Of sally Perkins, Plaintiff:
against a. -.
John Ianon Lawrence Banon, and Rhoda Eanton, Eliza
Banon Polly Blanon Martha Anderson, Benjamin lambcton
and Elizabeth his wr Henry Green aud Francis ms wc r
iet Anderson James Anderson Anderson aud Benjamin
Chcnault and Polly his wife, Deehuah'.:
ON the motion of complainant counsel and consideration
o the bill and defendant John anton aud rAhi-
filed argued by counsc"n CONSIDERATION whereof
lie Cont doth adudge order and decree, that cZ Ford, com
missioner Of this Court do prncced statc adjust ana settle me
accounts Ranrnn aud Lawrence Danon executors o
James Banu deceased and report the same 10 Court WIN any
matter specially stated deemed pertinent b HIMSELF or Which CT
ihcr party ma! require In be - stated
4 CuW-T.s;c,
r. II. WOODSON, u. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

IN CiiANCERY-NiRGt>it-Aa tfcGi superior Court nl
Law and Chauccry continue" and held for tr county {" Cum
hrrand Courthouse oil ,ad county, the eth day al
March, i5iU:
samuel spencer and Jui:, his wifi, formerly Judith acornh;
John auc Eliza hi. James Cunningham and sally his
Wife William r. Ecnaic archer N"nnlr, lanes NcHar ''rn
Woodsn Archer r. Nnodsua III. NJ W"ut>Gn Blake H. Noud
SON William {. Wnodson, Edwin Moore and sally his wife,
Martha WoUI-nn and Edward Booker, and fatSey s wr
Compartments:
Randolph HARRISON administrator dc boHi Of Archer Ia!
decreased said Randolph iIason executor OF Thomas L.
Harrison drcrascd Eliza Harrison, widow o inna- H. arf
son; Trent Edward Trent. ufi"ieh Trent Mary lrrt i
tnia Tent; Lucy. William and Peter Trent children 81 Lazy
Trent deceased; Booker Wo"san, sheriff aud administrator 81
Zach Taylor, deceased; the wives and cinlrtn :" Archer IL
WoGison Albert Woodson ad Edward T"?!nr, James a
TAYLOR Samuel W. Taylor anr Jns, ";mtrE iaiinr VIZ"
married Richard Jones, aud Zach. lay"r hens 81 Ia ay"r,
Defendants.
This ay This cause came - further heard, the papers
formerly read and argued BY rounrion r"n'ica
tior whereof doih jud." order and Decree ia' tr
takr account -. the announcements,
real ana PERSONAL made BY In! nt>'r Joseph IajT ~ l' '-
time the parties in this those under nom S
rm whether r.anf h" niant stating the said ACCOUNT
me lime when alyanc"memts made AMI me NlIH
thereof IN current money this Commonwealth wi"n 80 iai"
md thai l make report 10 this Court WIKI MI matter"
snnrialN stated deemed pertinent y himself, or winch has, h
rrIrrG thus stated nv either of the parties. And The Cont
Am further nluirc order decree, that the SAID parties ap
near ur, SAID commissioner required 80 ioGo hy hi anu
on said adNanccncnts IA may
propnunded them. And appearing tn The Court lt aS
ryani purchaser of III" land i'll tn" bill and proceedings
in rl rasc whole Of tr purchase money Of saG
land The order and decree, thai Gror"e W. PHync ana
William W0rlSon, The commissioners appointed To MAKE Sr "i
said land do by deed the To the said !an WIN
special warranty.
b.. H.. WDDnSDS, u. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1910

RUST SALE-By virtue of deed of trust, from enJann'
Blackfod and Thomas T. Backord and wife, to the under
cnrd of September e9, and recorded ~
the Offices of the County Courts Of Shenandoah and Paee We
VIII Thursday, the eighth day of Ocober next on The premises
highest bidder public auction, for cash. The lands anu
other property conveyed by the said deed and therein de-
scrbcd the lands attached and including Caroline Fur
mace county Shenanda h pa of some ol the tracts r
ming Page county formerly Shrnando containing altogether
three thousand Two hundred and my four acres ana composed
fixtures implements apparatus and all aud thing attached
and belonging Ia the said Furnace
The properly will sold altogether in parcels, a may be
deemed mast advisable dly of sale, aud such TILE only
will he vested III the Trustees, Though
that Is believed la be nmIucstOnaDle
HUGH NJ. PATTON, ~
Sc,, 33-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

d IN REWARD-Run away from the subscriber, about the
pOU Doth Of June last Petersburg while IN the employ
of Mr. Jos G. Williams Boatman my negro man LtNDsEi
about middle stature, well made and likely m
and is about y old There are no par
him recoeCted except that he las very promo
teeth rather sinister look ont OF his eyes, with very
much cued The above reward of $50 dollars vii be paid for
him taken out State, SIS if taken in the Stale and DC
Jail that can get him. Any niora
said will he thankfully received by me al Yea
Oak Grove, Charlotte county. NJ y AOShl.Ei.
Ana % 3o-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22
SALE OF BLOoDED STOCK,

SALE OF FLOODED STOCK.
" sold a public auction the late residence OF Joseph
Jennings decreased of Halifax, near KepublI-
on Tuesday the 18th day September next the whole
1 FLOODED STOCK OF HORSES belonging 10 said estate,
consisting OF old Brood Mare, by Eagle, and her m
Eliza Clay and her three Colts one them cid,
Emnpa year old BY Pram; and The other
ii tn season. by SarPedon first rate stallion ."'
rs Chlles also two hne Mares by Lance, and their in
y . Horses surpassed by any in Virginia. IN point OF
blood sold without those desirons OF
9ut!asu. witt do wen 10 attend the sale.
irtu. d sale
RIO. JENNINGS, administrator
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

T AND FOR SALE ~ POWHAT,iN.-in pursuance Of dc
IL of the County Court Of Pow atan, rendered on he "
day September the Ed Cnxs ADMINISTRATOR
against Others snail offer for sale on the atn Gay
Of October next public auction on The premises uact
containing acres more ngin Powhaan county, near
The of Jefferson and is The same tract Oh aha on
Diana resided the time of her DEATH ANY person
wishing view the land do so by application 10 sr 10 n.
Cox, who resides upon it, and who will take pleasure III
chewing il any DESTROYS OF purchasing. ;.
The of the sale will be credit of six 'oni Tor
purchase money and the balance payable twelve months
from day Of sale Both payments be secured by bonds with
good personal security and deed Of trust upon the land Inc
believed good but shall sell and convey as COM
missioner only, X. +. GRAVES, lomm.sS'onr.
aent 4, 3T-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22
Sent |
LAM ANn NEGROES F0R SALE.

land AND NEERUES FUK SNLE.
ID virtue Trust executed by James Madison, Of
ID record in the co>y Court Prince Edward shalI proceed
highest bidder the late residence OF the SAID ai
son, about mile from the Of Farmvillr,
30 Valuable NEGROES consisting al Men, Boys and Girls
among field bands several good cooks a
weaver aud good house gils
Also stock Horses Miles, Cows and Hogs Furniture Tools,
Carriage aud Baruirie, &c. &c.
Ihr sale 10 commence WEDNESDAY, the 1lh day of Oo
b" continue day day until all the property sold
Terms made known the day of sale.
offer for sale lhr Tract Of LAND which the said Jain
Madison died. which conveyed by deed of Trust
Court of Prince Edward, and fort!
-. Acn,-yinI hr AponmItoN River, Ga,'
Favlr; contains about 60 much OF which -
i'm high aud celebrated for lis product al
fine tobacco. The Houses aud cnininoiiouS.
This land VIII r sold privately, terms that cannot
fiI Ia suit purchaser desirable location for
Try residence and profitable returns from farming and PLANTING
J. w DUNNINGTON, 1rI&ffr
ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

rIIICKA!IoMINE LANDS FOR SAIE.-In pursuance of n
~ decree of Court Law and Chancc
county rnrco and city Of Richmond made On the Isl
dav of july Williamson and others o"al
and ohertlc trustee in deed Of trust mentioned
Decree olar for SALE FRIDAY the 2h day OF
September Tavern of VIM Chllfs, IN the 0i
Hanover al public the highest bidder, valuable
Tract OF Land containing s lying the Chickaomin
river Within II miles of the city n l Nm"ni Tins Land adj
ioins the lands attached the Springfield Coal Pits and
posed nv Miners who examined II, contain great quaint
ties of the finest Coal.
Terms which are LIBERAL will he made known the day o!
Sar H. i. DANIEL, Trustee.
s,rt II 3;--d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22
EY &. c. WORD.
ruy,,,LI4 PJIIDrD STOCK.

Wi hr sod al Public Auction on The sth OF oci"e ~ n,
" Fairfield Race the entire Racing STOCK o IaaiI
Randolph HARRISON who decl ines brccdng the following BROOD
Alir> aGd their produce:
w. L. hy Sir Archie dam Francisco, Jack Andrews, i'afe
G".H !raruuught. ClockftSt Ilol-or- Mob, Monkey.
NANkN by lIotspur dam by Jack Andrews knowslsy &r
FIN by Tlmoleo darn Motley Andrews, Jack Andrews
'"'i Feanought C;ocSlst, ob-cr Mob Imported Monkey
Ray iIry, old by Prian, out OF No J. TINS fiey
very promising, ant engaged in Sweepstakes next spring al
'''rd subscribers II $500 each. She will b. sold win hei
tsl.
Ch Colt year old, hy pram, OH, Of n" j. very promising
:. %. FHiry, ioal by Ruwiun, out nf No. l.
:. liar FL ey, years old, by Tanby, out Of No.
: N fhlty, years old, by Andrew, out of No. =
!" Gu fllcy, year old, by Andrew, out of No. J.
~ VI Fllcy. pal 10y Rowton, ont OF No.
a.. Fay RILEY, year old, by Priam out of No. s.
y O. Finley, foal by Rowton, out of No B.
~ 10 tdy, years old, bS Pran dam KITTY Wood, by Aah
at u Golfers dan.
~ Elk On Colt years old by Tmoleon dam Motley Andrews
!r@s y afor NIL Of 500 and upwards, credit o
.-Hoi viii be given: under that SUN months. Approved
tf,d negotiable payable at one q; the Banks IN ms
'l viii br required before The delivery of the property
sale Conducted by G. {. WORD,
.7MctiOHccr.
3S-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

NOTICE.
SSTRAYED the subscriber living in THIS place
- bay FlLIEY years old. rising s. whits round the mouth
with white hairs at the root of her tail, and some Whe
speck on her fore shoulders and part of her body Her name
MARGARET and easily be told by calling her by that name
as she i'll signs she knows her will give
dollars for the apprehension the aforesaid Fey and also
dollars thief Any who shall hear from or ma e
said Filey, will write TO me in GAINESVILLE, Virginia.
Clarksvlle, September s, 1870. 14-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22
ErcsL LII 80 T;n1sr Dry C10DS

Fresh F6U and Hintsr DRY GOODS.
the fine ship Portsmouth arrived in New York in July last,
- and the ship Rhode Island, in James river have
celr.d, and receiving importaonS of FOREIGN
DRN GOODS, Which, together Will, purchases made by senior
partner during the last six weeks spen the Morrill, enables
To offer 10 and the public generally, certainly the
cheapest aud desirable Stock Of Goods have had IN
surc during boc life Of than
Our stock large and general aud almost package
Is now in stores and when tell country and city friends
that Dry Goods about cheap Tobacco would be nj
2oS 2S. lon lbs Wheat IS Oh per bu>c Cora
los I'D barrel Cotton h. they be salts
fled that they continue owespccnly
leading staple articles have laid below the
actual u! production These things being the country
badly supplied with goods in the INTERIOR and getting rapidly into
good condition take them and pay for them, would
manes be the right time buy. All invited call and
examine for themselves r. x J. :. JAMES 4 CO.,
Glnbr SQUARE.
Sept IL :S-6tSwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22
L,rts 0ud .Jcuucus far SGic.

JUcEN 0NN JtNNcYS JT W7t.
rE,IlE subscriber has JACKS and several ENN Ef', which
he viii sell prices low that person whn wishes IL
Cas., find their interest ~ them Two
them viii old Spring, likely above the
size ennrys wci were by Vulcan. They Cu al
lack Ferdinand probably the largest aud best Jack III the stale
The Two Jacks sired h. the aud
likely sell trade accommodating terms for Ncgroe
make further enquiry. address the susc
Pleasant Post otcr S"Sylvana county, Virginia
SPENCER COLEMAN.
Sen, I, r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

IN BALES BROWN SHIRTINGS AND SHEET1NGS, AND
'cV CSTTON OXNABUR CS OF Virginia aud Northern
huiacieu factory prices consisting mainly of the following
styles viz;
Nos l aid . Merchants cotton Oznaburgs
aid Petersburg Manufacturing Co. do. do.
AID 2 Manchester do do.
AID . Richmond do. do.
Eagle do do.
70 inch J., and "A Matoaca Shirtlngs and Sheengs
a. 7s AMI Ettrck do. do.
"a and 7-sNerchants' Shirnes
"a and 7.sMeclianics' do
All Of the above Virginia manufacture made good
and much improved in weight and appearance
"a, - AND "a Lawrence Shrtings and Sheetines
- and IA iqhan Head do. do.
: 5 and Al Nashua do do.
Al tine Merinac and Hamilton Shngs
Aud other approved Styles which will sell by the bale
factory prices i'r cash, TO punciaai customers.
F. & J. :. JAMES & CO,
Sept Is lsS-6tSw3wl Globe Squars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

parties interested in The above decree VIII please ahe no
tce have appointed the Sd day OF October next
my office, half below Cumberland Colrthosc Tor W.
purpose taking the shove account when and where they WI
ate Il O'Clock, with their papers vouchers
relaiiy. 10 the case IlEZ. FORD, Coc,nr.
IL;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

TINE subscribers having removed TO the above The Co
Tavern prepared 10 furnish their customers ana
all who NAV favor with CALL with all articles IN the Gro
cery line on as good terms they can be bought.
They also attend collecting claims in the city or country
HILL 4 DABNEY,
Corner u6ope the Cosmpiaa, Corey STREET.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

lr r NEGROES, Sr.-Wi be sold, on Thursday, the stl
H 4 ft,a. neNt ut the late residence of Jesse Holman u
,, crgniy on 4 credit Of months, about sixteen NE
rGr<-.n and chldrenall remarkably likely ans
,E1, Also at time, the stock OF Horses, Cows
S"7s' ''=' y. A. HOLMAN,
E,'or Of Jesse HoiAdR decd.
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