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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-04
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,os are some Of the results OF me ce ne Vienna
THESE experience Of the EaT 1,n I,npsry Is.S
dom and ' a, Richmond on me a interests
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adherence IL ihen cs paunen.s No class OF men mas
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-04

ANY ONE OF THREE VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
AM DESTROYS sell of my three Farms, all Of winch
1 lie in as healthy region rs any in Virginia.
"Sadifr's Rest in Orange county, on the Rapid Ann
short below the Rncoon Ford and about 80 miles from
II contains @ between 600 of which
The woodland is well tmtered and situated This
Farm assessment, valued higher, By sworn
officer of land in Orange county has large
dwelling house. with and usual out buildings.
estate HILL just opposite Soldiers Rest in Culpeper county
valuable contains about 700 of land he
of which cleared and 7O Of the cleared land
first rate grounds The woodland we'll tmbcrcd and much
would produce fine tobacco. has small two story dwell
ing house, &c, on IT,
7hs lies in bend Of the Robinson river Cu
peper county, the Mills of Mr. X T. Willis, and within about
miles of Orange Court II contains $40 acres6o OF
which are half Of the cleared land line
low grounds, aud the hill land scarcely ess valuable
This Farm and Mr.. Wn T. Glossa's, ! have understood,
we're under old valued NJ the aud
hr than ans aud the county OF CuPsr which then
&c.
The said three Tracts Land in good state Of improve
mcu and act finely upon them They are now
in condition bring abundant crops Of c,n wheat tobacco
&C. and ale adapted Such selection of valuable
lands is rare, offered those who seek investment in
| real estate.
More particular information may be had by reference to Jcrc
miah Morton ESQ., will be in Richmond until the Goth al
Anil and after that period his Farm, aduning he Horse
Shoe or by letter. addressed me, Racoon Ford o. Cmpepcr
| county Va GEORGE MORTON.
/ March lO7-u
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ON the 10Th Of January, there committed 10 the Jail Of
W Isle of Wight county, Negro Man. who calls himself Viii
liam Baewell, and says he is free man.
The said five Of dark complex
ion high good SET of teeth, when spoken 10 IS slow
wild look Of his and his back very
much scared BY the LASH on when committed JAIL old
bombazine coat pair striped sattnet panaoonS and an
old figured silk vest ~, :,
The above named negro into this county with nanca
ling hmsef Baliour The Of The negro
a,r e ,x,h rho law nv JOHN 5. LATTIMuRE,
f' ~ Jailor Of Lle IF flight county.
,,...h oc l07-w3n
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EiFTy DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from me sunseliDs
yn "a Ml..-y county on 9th of the present month
negro man named Charles Charles is very iikeiy nrieh.
fellow very light blue eyes. about H
m when u, c brown cloth close coat, blue cassne pan
% and hat He left without any pIoyosa.ion wa,
,er, 4ri dol5 cndeavonng to get 70 iIee ~ nmo
VIII r,ye The above reward for the apprehension ana
y o HIM Ia me- OF secured in any all So tai cap Is, n"
,rd Nv address is Churchvle MiddleseS County nsa'
,o,o 42-tf
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Richmond French Burr Mihstone Mandatory
THE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally, that they have on hand good ana wesc
ccted assortment of French Burr Blocks OF the best qualify ana
also an ready made French Burr NH
Sizes which they warrant not inferior To any
hu Persons who in want OF the above ar
ce uud do well 10 call aud examine for themselves, before
they elsewhere determined 10 sell on ieaso
terms oah, accepancrs Their shop y AZ me
corner ~ and 10Th srce,sti orders will he thankfully
eeved and promptly executed JhMES sHE,.
B-Fo reference the quality OF ready made Gurr
Millslonrs, apply 10 the Richmond Nllcrs
April 10 lHo-2aWJm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-04

TRUST SALE OF REAL AND 10 me- b. reicT R. Pat
,, sne Of The county to IRE d haS Of he'en
Richard T far .. Once Of
&C ,he fasBURG MILLS in The sad county, pete n
to me ~, Estate Of his father in possession oi lrs Ma
pateson mother the said Peter 81 ,nd situated
one ssrr mic Of tho Fabue Mills and Negroes
& dcscry "a Tie attention purchasers Il WIN, VI
anu subject 10 the Life of Mrs. Mary ia'eso in
seiins as Trustee, shall convey only sen I'M,
no ne such though that is believed 10 be uhe i
Terms made known the day Of sas 1p.KE Trustee
ehhH lli-wtd
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WASHINGTON Notwithstanding to be absent from the
w State months during the present year. and wish
ing to retire public life will sell out the remainder Of my
lease ON the above Hotel which will expire the last day OF
december 1872 The will be accommodating and but
little cash required be paid down. This Is de-
dody the most and pleasantly located Hotel in the
city, minutes walk Of Of the business pnrts
NJ he town and admirably situated for travellers wishing to take
IN. Northern or Southern cars canal boats The amount OF
stock for sale will exceed 81 ao AS there Is no certainty o.
my selling nv friends and the public informed that shall be
a continuance Of that patronage heretofore SO
literally bes,owed promise good as can
he col and moderate bills Baggage viii be conveyed
from the depots and CANAL free OF charge by inc
Washington should like early Application TO De
made arrangements for permanent business
.hanId / M, ali L. A.. HODGES
pic,mond ,nr,, 5,,h 1911 l16--2aw2W
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DY y.,e a! Deed Of Trust, executed BY the buskngna
ID Iron Manufacturing Company, TO the unaersignc' =; ns
az, an III , day ii November 1910, and duly recorded 10 M
ek's Office ii the County Court of Buckingham to ce n
.r. her,n MENTIONED shall proceed TO sell, at the bea
s,,t-a Furnace in me end of Buckingham oouh! o
Yay The Ina day cir If not the next ,i as
Furnace Lands thereto attached containing anou
- acr-. - much thereof may be sufficient = ssts'! %
M those lands great abundance al iron oic s " u
d-aout un- halt of tie timber has been cut uo"h' aiu
iai locality ice are few II any iron establishments ~ w
sat Inch HOLD. on, greater for tile prosecutor VI
h hu>nes. IL i Within one mile Of the James River eahai
~ every necessary building and FIXTURE anu on so
,irlnie Whole oil which has been erected witnh ue a -
.-a Persons wishing 10 the premises are requeseu "
i,i IN M William Crddie living at the Furnace; ,.
,y.o " ll5-2awtd
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1IARGRAVE-This distinguished English Stallion and Racer
and OF Racers make his al my slabr
Charlotte Cont House. Virginia 7trms-S50 the season PAPA
he on or he fore the day Of August ncy NJ which c tr
ronnencn. the 10th Fcbrary-Dn" hundred
dollars the Insurance. paid the ascerained
s Those ina, find il make payment AZ the
close n The season will required execute their notes win
good ecury ne have subjected difficulty IN clos
NJ long standing Good and extensive pastuTage
win be- furnished gratis and the well fed II required
with grain at 30 per day. Servants sent wt vi"
=. ho,rdad rra,,. For further particulars hand bills
W oo''"e" s"' WYATT CARDWEL1.
Sl-tlJP
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AW YOTICE-The undersigned attends regularly the supe
II or Law and chaneeTy N e co y" 81 Gn,s ~
Buckiuenn Nrlson Augusta aud Greene ahh AZ TIE 'ouS "
sih.marIa ~. Office in Charlottesville
% . Vii " a j. j. Fry < Coz T. & ]. : James < Co.,
,, .,,,, = 20 j. w. brcli < o., %. Anderson 4 Co.,
Edwards w% R H"S1nand f e William '
p;ya 60 'sIe,aaric; Henry A. Wise, Esq, 7eeOmaek
Rises Esp H'os"a' JOHN II. GfLMER.
. lus-w.im
49,. Tia Iyhia will please copy.
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Fresh Spring and Summer Soeh Of Goods;
lOES, TRUNKS, LEATHER, PAPER, d.
lIunt Vs.tp .Sn RrT4u

WHOLESALE Asp RETAIL.
LE receiving by various arrivals from the Northern anu
w Eastern Manufacturers Stock Of fresh and iasllohabs
Spring and Summer Goods, comprising one of the most varied
complete assouens we offered our friends
and the public which will be sold by wholesale and retail WE
Will take this occasion friends CUSTOMERS ad
the public generally assurance that every article VIII be sol"
the very lowest market prices; part will
he withheld in giving satisfaction 10 na We beg 10 cal me ~
t-ntion country merchants and dealers splendid
Stock them Goods cheap they
he bought in obhng house in Virginia. Baltimore ha
d-pha New York. Amongst our assortment we offer lie o
$500 pair ladies' French and kid Slippers and ties all
1900 do do sealskn and fine leather Shoes, straps and tics
600 do. do French kid, seal and ealfskn do 40
$50 do. do. low priced leather Slippers ana tirs
1000 do. women's sewed and begged leather wells
400 do gen,len-ns Boots, frnm The cheapest to Miles best
800 do. do. calf, seaskin and morocco Navy Shoes
400 ar and Jack sS Downi %s DO DO ''''Ne'''
300 do genenen's walking and dancing Pumps, all quail
900 do do. bueAskin, morocco and fine leather
100 DO mems % lined and bound p ssd B'G ia
1000 do. do. stout, unhopnd pcssed and sewed do
800 do bo,,s do. do do. do. Brogans
400 do misses seaskin morocco and fine leather Shoes
Oo do chdrens snskn and kid Boots and Shoes
SoIE LEATHER
good assortment Of good and damaged Sole Leather
TKrxss.
40 nests hair sealskin Trunks, oval and IA, TOPS
Hard leather aud bellows top Travelling Trunks
Carpet Travelling Bags valics Trunks, Shoe Thread Shoe
Brushes, Backing Writing Paper Toilet Brushes wrapping
''''' d. BURLINGTON CO., Mansion ,s@ a A.as.
Aprls lG-aawew
oTICEThc regular Annual Meeting Of the TrrdeRar ron
~ Company will be held al their Office al The WORKS. on Mon
.. bEANE, ia, President 7redeso' I, 70. Co g
Richmond 9th April, 1911. lo-a
AW N0TICE-John o. strer Gales sca,on, having
IL scented themselves the practice Of the Law, will attend ne
Superior and Inferior Courts of The city Of Richmond and e
counties Of Henrico Powiaan and Amelia.
Ref,rcnce-Wu.ttam, Mctsrider & Co.
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DMINIsTRATORs' NoTiCEAl persons mvln sn Gains ,
late concern Of Charlie. Ellis Sons requested TO present
undersigned payment: And all persons mn
to said Estate or 10 said concern expected make
payment 10 lmom1l ~. "a Ut -
Administrators IF Charles Els, deceased.
Richmond hpri 9th. 1871. llo-zi"fW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-04

FARMSILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to by Abraham L..
ID yenahle shal! proceed SELL the highest bidder,
Wednesday the lS April, 1871 certain Lot and Houses.
IN Main street The large three story Brick
Building with houses This 10, he dvld-d into two
lots one with mos, the improvements and about i3 feet 'front.'
running back 10 neat street. m Lumber House and
about AZ III WIDTH and about $50 feet Of ground IN
length, on Cr">s street 49, 81,
Also one other House and Lot, Main street, adjoining the
Coach Shop q! Mr. Chapel, variety of Household anu
ki,chen Furniture &c The terms will be made known the
day Of sale. PaIklCh III. JS1hsoS
April iio--a"lus
~ In consequence OF rains the above sale is postponed TO
Taesday the llth day Of May si fair the fair
day. PATEiCk II. JAChSoN, Iras.e
Anro. ll6-td
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ppAI EsrArE aT pRIYATE SALE.

WE are authorised privately various lots of ground In
w the city, improved and uninproved among them some on
which comfortable Dwelling Houses and diners are dc
irae lois for building SALE Tracts Of Land in the Vi
cny Of Richmond improved and unnproved Persons desos
" f WILLIAMS e. HASALL4
Anil "a ll2-SI
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SPRI.vG DRY GOODS.

To
NEW, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP -,
II rpNKIyS j. offering nearly one hundred thousand 90"
X 49, ,~oth Of Dry Goods very cheap, for cash. Kcal lie
anu "o neces II all Styles from Gi g. TO- la cents and
Lawns for dresses fashionable At . cents and h"e'
nlso fnlin de LANES; Mousens at 81 Dress aso
very handsome a. and Collars all prices d cents 10 10
and SIS 70 9, =. ri o. IN and e,
shane ao Nuns all styles, boys and mems cshofn ana pa
leaf Hats 49,. -. ~ can't, n 81 NOR vard
1.n,,on a,znnblrgs at 10, II and la cents yard
glrachcd and unbcachcd Shnss al 6i = ~ anu "a 10
s.Ina far cash or acccpances only Great bargains ea "
had in every deschP''" VI 'i IO-wI2w
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The Subscriber respectfully informs his city and
SkHss country customers and the public that lie is
kH prepared to furnish those in The trade with as good
E&H8 an Of Hats be had in Virginia.
RA His Mandatory having been in full operation all
the Winter Stock for the Snring is unusually
,rpe and he pledges sell low Northern House.
he would remind those who disposed prefer Home Manu-
c,mr.s that as far rs of Hats k concerned
exercise this preference their advantage they will find those
nrned out Of the aaaetory fashionable
and as cheap = any in the Cnon
lie also Keeps large of all kinds Of Summer Hats,
Pain echorn &C. which will be sold very small advance
His Sock of Iaers Materials Is always good-cvcy article in
The fur and trimmings line always kept on hand.
viz ~ Richmond Hat Mandatory,
Opposite the Old .Norket House, Main Street.
JOHN D0OLEY.
S6-3m
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for the next trainings date of this ORDER the officers Of
regiments may hr trained this Spring AT such place shall
he designated by Courts Of Inquiry Tor their respective rre
ments by Command,
WIN. ri. RICHARDSON, .7etng =. O.
&C
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Stratton's Office,
ldrH STREET,

Stratton's Office,
lirH
n RAwING Lecsbure Lottery, Class Z, April i7th 70 cs
~ % SO &C 60 to 81 81 II 70 IS 81 81 o. Ss
Ticket Nos. 81 81 prize of $780, Both sold anu esneu
Do. do. D, do. 1901 by sihaiio'
Drawing of weIl.burg Lottery, No. l6, April as.
10 IA 10 e. &c II % 81 40 ~ - ~ hy
STRATTON. ,,,,
Drawing of Monongalia Lottery, No l6, Apnl :. I'a'
Half Ticket Nos "a II 49, capital, sold anu caseu "
STRATTON.
Splendid Lotteries for May.
For Saturday is MAY prizes of $4,000 each, OF Sooo
d of 900 sc. Tickets sl0 IS nos, Il drawn
For Saturday sth Nav prize l5Ooo locoo 50 OF
900 &C. &c Tickets $40. rs nos. IS drawn
For Saturday 18th Nav prize of $50 OOo 10000 10000 OF
5000 50 Of 900 &C., &c. Tickets slo IS nos Is dmwn
For Saturday, aand May prize Of 5000 4OOo'
4oof 800, &c, &c. Tickets $40 70 nos II drawn -,
Far saturday eeh Nav prizes Of 5000 eaeh of 5000,
2oso 100 of 1000 Tickets slo. IS nos, la drawn. sf
April q iio-a
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mn N,l y,,c,,yr TAILOR, doors 6sfor Earify ;.
a,e Of located n N s f @
phond and respectfully sulicits share ~ 10
H. nledres himself 10 spare NJ pains :" ie"' ~
ne VI may favor him with their orders. M vl give
a wwaSTEIJ-Vest and rantaloon Makers 10 ""o'' - "
consan, employment o6-wsw
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1871.

" The Convention Of Episcopal charch of the
Diocese Virginia. win Alexandria, d. c. according
resolution Of the last Convention, the 18Th day Of May next
being third Wednesday.
by request Of the bishop of the Diocese ,-,,,,,u
(Sisnrd,l WM. WILLIAMS;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-04

Az ELEGANT PRIVATE REsIDsSSccE AA AZ aucros
AIUABLE AND DESIRABLE rnon If The late Joseph
us @ sell ss ss sSee a
" Hans. and Lot, late the private residence OF
deceased which for o,non &C. ;SS G i adjoining the
~ ,,annr on same street t5th ~ feet ana uhnns =, "
10 IS feet alley Also, 1--WE well locate" c pu "a ei
~, :, ,hc mar Of the above named property io,lss
ny mn Street and running back lis fee, to Is ise ay
% iom its contiguity the Basin is rapuly .iip's
az ,h,, very valuable block Of buildings, four tehe
On the southwest Of Cary and iS s'ssois Marx
- ., 1 wnodson Gentlemen in want OF private re-
Of desirable building lot, requested 70 einr m r
mud ,-o,ery as such will scarcely be soon aEa IN
r.. on Cary and 18th streets are | IN
rv beS; locations business purposes IN 'he ey' ~ "
81 oder ard repair. -. .;sa with the property
M va nm ,,rrets occupied By Messis. Williams iaa
~ S,-One fourth in cash, with credlt o' ., = anu
,ns equal nstanents) for the balance, "'A0"' interest.
>! O''' VI VIC LANCASTER, DENLY CO., facts.
D. p'a' " '' f'r' L., d. GO.
Il0-tds
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rI,HE STArE OF MISSISSIPPI, NoAubce County, ClTcu
i Court, October Term, ef9:
John w. Gerou,) .ooo m
Joseph Hidden. ,, ,a ,.., ~
cuted and appearing satisfaction Of ts Court, maj ne
defendant resides without said State, ordered by the Court
that publication be made Richmond Enque ahewsaper
published the Of Va m Tpnear ~ s
next term OF this Court Ito holden on inc l" nonaay "
April ls4I and plead judgment will be rendered against nm
by default property attached condcmea anu oueieu
bo sold satisfy the plaintiffs claim and costs M mel, Ia, >,
Winess-H w. Foote, Clerk Of said EG, am.p c I
December, A. D., lo40. IL. w. tooi - he ST. ST..
Anril17
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-04

ApJurANI GESERAL's OrFIcE,i
Richmond, March Is, 1884,
GENERAL ORDER.-The Commandments finding M
VI possible discriminate accurately among The numerous a
pliraons passage of the act Of March 3 1870 author
zng separate trainings under particular circumstances directs
be made To the Courts OF Inquiry
of such regiments together whose opinion teenon
shall certified to the Commander nChief No separate tialn
nrs will be authorised Of the Regimen
u Courts Inquiry In there should not be time for The
ton Of the the recommendation OF The
g.. Il IL he
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( From tie North Caroliniaa.

From North Caro'niaa.l
Can President Tyler take counsel from Daniel Web.
stcr:
We ask this question, because in looking over the
Register Of Debates of the first session of the Odd Con-
gress, Tin IG34,) find HlT. Tyler making use OF
the following language, on being lnterrosated oy VIZ
Forsyth as the sentiments OF Virginia III relation 70
National Bank, and by which it vii! be seen that his
constituents instructed him 10 vote against me recha,
ter of the IT, S Bank, on HIGH CONSTITUTIONAL
grounds, and see what he says:
sMr TYLER had been called upon to state what was
the true sentiment of his State. He could answer the
gentleman from Georgia, mir. Forsyth without dr.
fculiy There were certain resolutions upon the table
which relieved him from all uyresointions con-
nected with certain legislative proceedings lney pore
70 him the op;non OF his State and instructions 10
vote AGAINST the Bank on hgh constitutional grounds
and he had no hesitation to say that, Ae pe0pte ~
giaia responded emphatieduy 10 The language "'s nc
,isatare" 49,, - s,ht of m.
49, ,:3h;nl, ,ould be taken by that State whenever
H. , ,a-e y;oated or authority assumed IN OPPOSE.
,;nn - rho Constitution. Virginia had been tested
,bro,ob all time-sle had always opposed Tue e1.
c;o &C arbitrary power-she had done SO WIN ieeaiu -
t Ste In the faith Of our ancestors, continued
.i r. we mean to yein the faith OF our ancestors
w. NAN 70 die-and trust shall not desire 10 die
IN onv other faith than that winch our ancestors nave
consummated by their lives.
VIII Mr. Tyier-can Mr.. Tyler fly from this
'''''
Tie President Tycrs mode Of "ealing treach in The
Constellation made by ehnrteringa National Bank.
We have seen by Mr.. Tyler's speech and vote in
1919 that he favored the process of judicial forfeiture
10 gel rid Of the late Bank of the States in lis nan-
cy In 1924, Mr.. Tyler, then aSenator from Virginia.
very distinctly announced that there was another
eourse ,eich acod be taken by that State rhenerer me
ans ,oere rioldted authority assumed IN rotation me
Constitution" And he referred 10 the stand which VIZ
snia had taken "through all time against she s1ereiss
Of arbitrary Mr. Tyler then doubtless had I'M ~
his mind the Virginia adopted IN relation 10 the
alien and sedon laws, which produced Their Promp. re-
then so successful, he could have been
uamndf of the recent probation he had given of
them in insisting upon the right of resistance to I'M
constitutions acts, as The rightul remedy. This GER
,ainy was going beyond the peaceful doctrine whch'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-04

I, sCUoOI-ludgc CLEMENT DORSEY Of Tue n,s' ~; J"
l. dea district Of having will on
village Baden:hurs near the cay "' sinol'
ca Nonday in MAY next, open Law scn"'. III, Students
lie will almost daily @n he laws and doc
IEe r s. S,,,.s from whence the students shall come,
so The village BadenshuE within few e popu"on
viii have an opportunity Of attending . l J;s,;n
W.. t selecting models of eloquenee from ine e.e t,,,
ain men of Congress. and bar Of the supreme - hausc and
srns necessary expenses for board al tne oo"'us
;, fc will not exceed for the year, sov - ropsr.ss who
pr.,enee NAV had those mtipes ISIS n'J ls}o
d with Judge Dorsey in Congress between LED IuEwam
Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-04

lapERi PAPER !-Thc Franklin manufacturing COMPANY
p;ebmond have now hand good assortment ~ nes
- Plank Book Medium Printing and other faper OF sa
kinds which they believe will bear comparison IN I h yn
& ,ns,efe with confidence solicit the PATRONAGE % . ",
NOR friends the public generally ana are d which they
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-04
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CIarke's Office.
r!,E pnlc are informed that sell Tickets in al the Lotteries
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