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ssY =. DRAPER, .sr.
Store 81 WiHlan-Nrsst. corS>r or Pipc-sfY,


PACKAGE SALE,
THIS DAY August l.. 10 o'clock. the Auction Room
packages British Dry Goods comprising
general seaonabis adapted
trNac
Also, Sucha. Pongecs.
Also, 80 Hosiery Stockings.
Also Of Fancy and Broche Shawls suitable o tbs
Fall Trade.
Months approved endorsed Notes Catalogues an
Samples the morning OF sale.
Also cases blk Bomhazine
Also 'icrm,u Mcrnos.
blk Mousse De Lame Shawls.
case GrseD Ba,zc.
Also 3 bales Tartan PLAID SbaHls.
Al.o - n-es6 English Ne;irc
Also cases wooidyed WeSt-rf England Rrosdcloth..
THURSDAY. AGggst ~.
At " O'Clock has Auction Room
FRENCH GoODS-a00 French Dry Goods landing
among which splendid assortment of rich articles.
Tens xix month. for aPrro,co ondo sed notes.
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ANGELIC MEN AND WOMEN
TAI, FRECKa.Ea! Ra4OTCssES :!

THE greatest un beautier OF the face undoubtedly
Walls WATER OF BEAUTY for removing all diseases Of the
he skin DE- gree Of fairness and purity beyond
power. description Ladies rely that renders the skin
every kind Of suaba,n which
fatigue generally produce IL short ii the only
utc her toilet with and comfort gentle
whoa shaving has become dreadful operation
by of pimpcs on the face.
FOR eruption, aud impurities face, frcn whatever
lug, pimp hothes, carbuncle, eck and The
moderate Of paint need only be- tried the
md CT il superior efficacy clearing and beaui the face
For burns aId csld and Of all deerpnon will be found
uafing rssedy heains them very Price
10 cents per boul-.
For -sle 81 Chhassreet gel vich-eet .59 Fulton
street Brooklyn, aud 67 Di.isi
an e,ual cue fsr ha Eheunasm 81 Chaths auZ Inns
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MARINE LIST.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK AUGUST II, 1871
gs Krr. - .......5 10 MOON ...............7 ii
ny ,rrs .....--6 IL HIGH wArER.-............9 81
LATEST ADvicss.
Liverpool July 20 Havrs indirect, July Il n Orleans July a.
Bremen shin Flard Vessels Bremen G. & F. Schumackc.
Scan ipat, b,rk / Amcxja Gibraltar Hogsn Min
Brig, Wilson, Marseiles Fitch Co aars"et
Ass Dudley Bebicc W. De Forest Co; Br brig Leone Liz
veil Halifax J r. Clark Br brig Caledonia Pace Halifax
Srs ynchburg Clifford Rehmood Oscar Baker BOSTON, sep
timber, Brewster, Blzc Hondurss) Foster Nekefsoh'
Ship Lconida Easesion Macoa China l3 d' teas 70 "r"ne
Anurn Co.
Ship Great Britain Proa Hay-e a DIS, miz TO Walker
Dsyenpeet
'shr Constant. Hnop Antigua ID Dis ballast to Hubbard TO-
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. RrgFaCAAL rEETB.-M. LEVErf, DENTIST 200
4 Warren, the urfoucer tins
the principle Of Atnos Pressure
bea-a prout Of Lordon be-. call
the public tbs .uboaed dattern testimon
professional skid and excellence and nfab of HE
system gentleman honorable character and ds,n
gaaed reputation widely need
Copy of letter from Jaige " a. 70 y. Levitt
EP.-.Y oyrM .s0
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syEFss,GOE. coal. AEL1AT.-Ao

I HVEFss'NOE GeiMl4 AFLVAF.--NO" ilarharclnl
IL lila Of Christopher article Of
f'mv Also Peach Orchard iPh and Lack
aSanr from yard low sly the city J.HERBEIL,
aul7lW Corner Of hudson ana Anlos->ts
DROWN CGTTON.-2O0 BALE aerr'm OK Lawrence t hi
p copec Nashua STARK Massachusetts, Uucl Hope Coventry
and other BROWN SiIEEElNS offered for sale
the lowest aarkc prices for CASH, by
rnl1 II o. II. LEE 81 Ccdlr-.t.
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Copy q ster IRON Jalse " a. 90 7. Levitt.
NEwYoRK, May "a, leil.
DEAs siR-I both OF Jaty and pleasure
the principle pherc pressure
which you made taniy has succeeded
spcct appearance. comfort and utility and s9sfac
Win wishes yonr and success
dear sir forr obeGeni servant, (s.gnsd) IL NJ NOAH
To 81 i.egeu Dentist - iEais,
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20 WATCHES An = De EI1Is :, - ~
S All descrip Of Gold snl Sv-' Lever, AhGnoI "A
- % cpcnent Duplex, Lcpine and Verge W 'eIo pisiaope
a. gold Pencils CHAM ana 'eS., to aiI
than place III the INV "aarhes E
Jeey red bought Gold Watches a los Us 80 aho go
Watches warranted TO keep good ihe or me
non,v et and Clocks repaired in the best msrser
and uaante 81 much less by osS olhe haes,
workmen m America G.. c. ALLEN, Importer Of
N,cb.. and JeWsry =hol.sAls ard RETAIL
aul4 lm,, 30 Wal-stfee, " STAIRS,
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II7ANTE by loung Bookkeeper
w whoiesie store down The advertiser
Pernneui situation and br
Law business prepared and odue
Der Of city and country purchasers Please address l.
nfr
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yiANTeD-At No - Eas, Bro4dNh, places for good imsr
W I.nsIsh I wis. WHO have The bet Il CITY rsfe
Families can be Of getting the best Of
Office either c country Please give call
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09
to ,ts.essreise Of any Olhsr power, bu! as a subs,an.

to iheseaercise Of any other power, but as 4 subsiun
,al ard direct power. Ii such changes were wrought
incidentally only, and we're the necessary conse
qnence OF such impost as Congress for the leading
purpose of revenue should enact, then they could not
De complained of. But he doubted whether Congress
tairly possessed the power Of turning the incident into
the principal; and instead ofleaving manufactures to the
protection Of such lass rs should he passed with i
primary regard 10 revende, OF enacting laws, with lac
aro~ed object Of giving 4 preference 10 particular ina.
nutactures, with an entire disregard 10 all the consi
drrations OF revenue. and insieai oi laying such i'm.
posts as would best answer the purpose of raising re-.
venue, with the least burden on the public: carrying The
i'npnst on certain articles 10 n burdensome excess s. ith
a luii knowledge that The increase Of duty will diminish
the amount Of revenue raised"
How art thou fallen, san OF The morning.. That 4
man w.o could utter opinions Ike these, sound, jus.,
liberal, aud in harmony with the free spirit Of our in.
sttu,ions, should afterwards make a public boast OF III.
honoIs he received for apostat'xing, aHd becoming The
Champion OF a Protective Tariff, is n circumstance hy
nc means calculated 10 cxaIt our notions OF human ,ir.
tue.
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., &c.

Second SaPpIy-!Noc. s, ISL.
SlNC!!. PuTNEY is nnw rcceirin. another ifesh siosh =
Boss, Si4s, Trunks, &C., &C., BY the Libeity, JnSl INV"
'"n'f,ige a gnod stock of :he following:
h"n- heavy begged Drogans.
~. lined and bound kip pegccd Eoo;ecs.
!" do. do. sewed Eootees very superior)
~. fnr cali Boo:ecs.
Ia. da. kip sewei Booiees large sizes.l
~. heavy superior water Boots extra qaalny)
.c.sss If mems heavy water proof Boots.
j. 5Lsss OF stout calf Boots, at 5 and So.
"omei's fine sewed Wclts. l-
ID. do. strap sewed B0otces.
BY fine sewed Nip and calf do.
hi,s">' line strap leather Booiees and Shoes.
'idis>' fine goat lace Boo'ees.
10 superior CATER Boots.
DO do. silk quilted tootecs.
sGD pair OF ladies' fine dress walking Shoes and Slippers, all
"..lieS. shapes and sizes.
~ ptirui Bacon's Shoes and Bou,ecs, for children.
a."Iiina.d made Erosuss, rissel and black leather.
,.,s ! Sons celebrated waterproof Boots,
MI m:ny o.her kinds OF superior and beautiful goods, for the
'Ff Wear, which VIII he sold a. low rs The sane qualit! If
- IAN he bought Tor, either In Baltimore, Philadelphia or New
'"s. ~aUirsale and retail, ty SAMUEL PUTSET,
Gas!ssa'e Gml Re;aii Dtd,r IN Bapts, sh0es. TrRrk-,
yn Ccrpa Bags, &C., e2,a.:te he Rlias Eagle Hstd.
10y u Ji-5a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09

THO ABNER ROBINSON, Ess-A, ,oa are not = resident O;
1 The Commonwealth Of VrsiE;a, yna viii pira.e tah. hoh.r,
that. on the 18th dav III December, IN the year leil, between TIE
hours of q O'Clock in the morning and S O'Clock In the evening 81
that LAY, at the Office OF r. N. I'ab,, Notary fnbir, ~ ~. ~!
n; Richmond. shall ,lI. ,hr 6rpnsitions uf James /. Niail
son and other, 10 h. raal ~ evidence III a Chanc"ry Snti. h""
IN thu CiIcui, Superior Court Of Law and lhah'"ri
for Icnrico comfy and tm- rty II Richmond, on tie .i'ai'ti!
side thereof, wherein l. ~ the Executor ~ ''hI.. h,hs,. a'
plain,iT. and yu,ir> cf AID others ~. drftr!in's Aiia, u ",
mixing ~ The .,id lrpnsiiin:S .c no, completed o. i!ni day, u'
proceedings far re iakin. e The sam: VII he c"n'lnntd' Ii'''
dy 10 dsy. al tMc SANE plac-. and between TIC ssiia i'"'''', -
nj the salne -iaii BE- fully taken.
El,ea,Or n jitarg kn-.
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ALI ABLE REAL E.STATE NEAR RICHMOND FOX SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

'rnE Lands belonging to the Estate of lshatn Goddin, deccas-
! ed, Of Iienrco county, will be sold, at publ. auction, on ~
lIa of ncN month. (Decein5e.,) At II O'Clock. The Land 1871
= ,->' il in a healthy and improving neighborhood, a tnilcs n. &"
from Richmond. rifles on a good road, and Is bounded Tor Adolf
Meadow land and good timber. Asont one half f re land IS ~
Ntis. The improvements are, a Convenient dwelling mouse,
.4aci,u; Tor n large family. n good kitchen, negro quarters anu
'ser ou; houses. Any further description Of the land Is decn,ed
unnecessary, a il is expected That thasa who wish - purchase
III ti-w ,h- premises before the day IF sale, which they are IN
! fogal IN tie Premises. IL will be divided in'o three parcels,
fiha' i lie. sired, aud 4 yc:y liberal credit viii b. allowed me
llthrscts. 4 plat IL the land, drawn from z recent s';rpcy,
mas be Soan by APPLYING to Mr.. James A. G"diin, NJ Mr.. PhiiIp
=. Jones' Office, in Richmond. For further inia:iiauon, please
lHy 10 James 4. os IL J. y. Goddin.
Nus 3sb. lsil' BY TIE DISTRIBUTES.
N 9. There having been a IN Misrepresentation ot a former notice
gwen " ihc above sai.-produccd by a postponeineht oi the sac
ion he 9Th Ia The 25d Nocember-maie on account OIL ahothcf
a'.e ale tcol. Selden'sl occurring on the i7th-we WISH u 10
,nIn, a xe,,arr' THE DISTRIBUTES.
Me "a 59-tds
lhr Editors Of The Daily Richmond Wing and Religious Herald Sn
ffnicT. and rharrr James A. or JUo. q. Goddln.
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AND FOR SALE.-Ry virtue OF a Decree of the Comfy
- Court Of Hanover, made The ad day Of November, loii, IN
- Fnias, tie i7tl, day Of December next, il fair, u not, the irst
lar day thereafter, sell, n public auction, 10 The highest BIDDER,
~ ! credit Of one aud two years, except 50 much rs VIII oeiray
Ihe el'enses Of said sale, for which the cash VIII be required
iso Tracts Of Land, to wit: The Tract on which William inns
icy, la:cly deceased, resided, containing about 3U0 acres, on
winch there IL a good dwelling hnnse and other necessary omt
l"l-e' and = large and valuable orchard, with good water ana a
sp.ienc. Of timber. The Other Tract joins The above, and Is The
Tavern Known hy the name Of the Farmers Inn, and contains
:aft Ia arrcs, most of which IS well numbered. The purchaser
b retained until the money is paid. Tie above property is with.
afeca miles Of Richmond, and in one mile Of the Railroad. a
inrari description il deemed unnecessary, as the property IL well
known, and those wishing to purchase will view II before The day
r >tr. The tils to the above Tract of Land Is deemed nnlncs-
acting As Special Commissioner, | shall only con-
Ns such title rs j. vested in me as such.
CHARLES G. TINSLEY, Special Commissioner.
NJ, 20 h9-lds
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,rrs,, M%oNrME1r lo nis .ix,p n y nnastcr of the cen
Church, in the city al Richmond, met on the .ilit. ut, .r .ne
purpose ofndupiin. ut asuIfs IL erect 4 Monumrnt 10 the MEMO
~ OF their late pastor, Bi-hap Moore.
Nj. Philip Harrison was appointed Chairman cl INC ee'ihs
and Mr.. Win. Williams SECRETARY. ,
The following ITeainble ANA rcso!utioHs .h." IioPo'sa
Whereas. Il has plrastd Almighty God 10 reggoye from this
world our venerable pa-tor, the Right Revetc,ds Elchhfd 'ha
nins Moore. ard il i our Ncsre, by a suitable Monument; over his
remains, 10 mantle: orr fespcc: fer hs character, a'n pc!pt." ~.
his remembrance amongst ns: And believing that many h ms
friends ,hruughou, the State, and Of the congregations IN ne no
ccse over which hr 80 iouc and Faithfully IIesiaeq =. -
Rtsolred, That HE Rector and Wa-dens Of this Church be, and
they are hereby, appreciated 4 Committee - contract 10y u eans,.
Ia lie erected, Il Nunnmtnt uycr The remains ni oN' he lowe
pastor, the Right Reverend Richard Channin. Moo'e' ,,
Resoictd, That Miniaia H.. Hubbard 81 'hi- Guy e hrP'rh.e"
Treasurer "t said i"snmitie~, aud thai ne ~ iei'I'ta s. i"im,
with Ia cten i subscription paper, for III, I.nipo'e Va GU n" ~
amour; r. cciycd hold soiJcei. Iu lie disposal "l saa ~ "n t, H.
ReSoircs, Thai ;.r proceedings ii this meeting be pnIi'i"u "
The newspapers "fn.is ny aid in ,hn S" on m JnG sn I a.,
Teste.-Wn. W,i,,.us, Su'n.
~ In conformity wan ihe aho.c resolutions, = snnsehp.""
viii please apply. WM. II. HUBBARD,
Dec. 3 f0-aawov Treasurer .Monumsat C0mmtffe.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-Iwi give the above
JAN so that i get thrn again, lie following five Negroes, who ran
away on the f,st Of February last, belonging to .le hover o y 1y'o
Armistead, 40 years old, appears older, having iosl MS y"
teeth by the kick Of a horse, 5 feet u inches high. ,,,,L
jim Ross, about 20 years old, yellow comrlexion, snal oiaes :
ewes, high check bones, he shew. traces Of Indian blood, aoo"' U
feet high. os hs
head has a lazy wals, raih.fa down look, S feet 8 inches hien.
William Tinsley, about 30 years old, prominent eyes, 'a'''
R.,ben. 81 years oil, short ad stout, good looking, ) ieet nan
a Th men v Essno wen, Off together. foa Rirlncnd. They are,
, = snrs, In The country. or nns lie on the river boating, WIN
naners. WM. II. SASDERS
LOVE-. nytd Plantation, ~Goocliand, CO., May %. Gu
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VIA & DUDLEY, DF,grE Anp T,iLoRS, over III" Store ~
' Messrs. W. u. aud J. 4. Christian, have on hanf an a.-'i'-
mani of CLOTHS. ciSSiNERES and NlsSIlAC-. suitable ior
the present season, IL which they invite tie attention ni Their
City and Country friend. T. call and examine, before IHit. i'd~'n2
e,SrwLe e. as ii,y have hrcn laid in on The very best terms.
They are abr 10 furnish IN" above unnsashy low but me! "ils
request their friends 10 riI and see Tor themselves, before lm,,
chasin. elsewhere. osdtrs viii always he attended 10 WIN
II. DUDLEY.
S,r III .s-.int ijdnt
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GENERAL AGENCY.
TICHARD hill l. CO. attend 10 Collecting Debts, Hiring
Ii Negroes, Renting our and Selling Property, &C., &c.
NEGRO HIRING.
Thusr pcrsous who intend 10 send their Negroes 10 Us 10 be
hired Out for the ensuing year. will consult their own interest by
sending them in a. early a, possible. We will give our attention
10 Negroes in Sickness, &C., throughout the year..
RICH. HILL, IN.
RICHARD G. TtiNSTA1.I,
OLA m Main street, "rer The Enquirer Ofee.
~, GD~anwtlJ
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Richmond. Nov. 9th, ls4l.

SERv ANTS FOR lllRE-ihe sulsttlbtr WI nav ~ W.
- the first Of January, about nIe hundred aiia NJ! ''ia""n.'
comurisiua factory hands, cooks, washers and irnncf-, hWsts'
house servants, male and female. The most Of TIE above 81
wants, in each branch Of business, are n good Il, eau Dc "'"'
Having been solicited hy many nf my friends III The country ~ ~
attend 10 the hiring ont OF their servants, anh mol nhNlis ~
Time heretofore Ia attend IL II Tor them, tins i Ia inform lMm
thai have made arrangements - a. 10 turn more Of my ltrh'"
TO the hiring business, and shall nuw he glad 10 serve thrIn ~
n other individuals WIN NAV wish their servants hirrh "' w
the city. The hest prices VIII be gotten for them, and place, ~
which they will be- m.ll treated. Persona! attention WI be !"'u "
them When sick, aud attended by n good Iil!siciahs l." Hs -"
the city fur lkrte dollars per year each.
Terms for hiring ~, and collecting the same. thr low r!irr o'
i've per recent. - :, =.
P.S.-lrrscns wishing me Ia hire out their servanl,' VII, ~
f., a rlvur On me, and add 10 their own interest greatly. y? hN
inr Them here by the third az january at any rate. "
Richmond, December Z, lsll. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09

NTOIICE THE Franklin manufacturing Company have AT
~ pointed 4. :. Maddox their Agent, wln will he furnished ~
his store, two doors below the Bank nf Virginia, WIN Z larec
-u,pI, Of all ,hr varieties Of Nritin. Paper made NJ their Mil,
viz: Foolscap, tairar, packet post and letter Paper, all whiel, h
will sell, by wholesale and retail, 1t such prices n cannot inl TO
satisfy The public. City and country merchants, and citizens 81
the State generally. are respectfully invited TO examine ms STOCK
aud 49, If il il, mai Ia their inirrcst Ia encourage domestic mint
I,r,u,.s. RICHARD WHITFIELD, President.
~, 90, eff
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Tr1ur yTY-TyO SEI;iOE.; T0R SALE.-Ey virtue &c a de-
I cree IT the Superior Cou,i ii I5w AID Chahrefy Tor lhe
county of Halifax, September Tcrni.l 1911, III y suit !hnhs
ana others. aalins, u. on a.t- Administrator shall sell. "a inc
highest bidder, Tor cash. ~ Mount l.at.f:l, ~ The county oi fidli
ia, on SATURDAY., :le III day az January, leia, The Negroes men
They are 4 parcel of very valuable ard likely Negroes. Fefsuns
10 supply themselves. JOHN COLEMAN, Commissioner.
:" NJ Il LJ-tts
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RlCHMoND VIRGINIA, yul.RsDAY, DECEMBER Q, 1871.

THRUST sALE.-By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, esse.,sd by
Rev Ie,h, 10 us. for certain purposes therein nienii onod,
and Of record in The Clerks Office Of tie Count, Court "' Tow
ha,an, we shall, on Thursday, the a3d day oi b,ee,'n,l NV, =,
the Black fira:I, ConI pn-, offer Tor -alc, Tor cnsh 10 the highest
bidder, fifteen Negroes, chiefly men, aud ~. { Them II mos
'"'""'e "''"'N MILES q. SEl.DEN, ! r,v.,,,..
JNO. C. MccREDlE,
~. ,-,. ran :g-ids
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vuUABLE scoTTsvILLE PROPERTY FOR sAIE-Byl

x-uraRLE scOTTsyILLE PROPERTY FOR SAIE-By
vim NJ = Deed Of Trust, executed to me on the 9Th day Of
,,,r isaS Nv Richard Moon, Trustee, which deed 5 of record
in 81, rI,,kss ONCE OF Aibeunarie county, shall, III Monday,
the Nd jay of January neat, IL fair, u not, the neat fair day there
after, for purposes specified in sand drru, Gaer lof sae, VI easm'
a:ed near Noels old Tavern. Also,a Lumber. House ana Lot
situated near the Ferry Landing, aui immediately on the lhnai.
Boih .pts are considered valuable, more especially tht iatcr,i
and arr well worthy the attention Of those who may desire 10
YES, money in one uf the most non;isling towns IN the state
selling A.. Trustee, | shal only convey such title as HE dcea
confess. but | bellows il; 10 he inlispntanir.
~ EDWARD II. MOON, Trustee.
scn,,sviiie. Aihemarie county, Nov. 2'!h, ISL. a9-aawlds
n. The NNhia will cnnN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09

I ANp FOR SAL.E.-This Land lies IN the county OF Char
IL lo,te, on Wardsfork creek, adjacent to the lands oil Mr. Jas.
alr miles of Marysviile, uhe county .eai,) 4 very naiIishine
tlll.c-con,aininsa about six hundred acres, well adapted
t,,r, and grain crops, about one hundred acres al creek ana
ranch aa,s, with good improvements, and an excellent Manu-
frtnrins Mill, recently built, on an ample ana never laihhg
steam. There are five mineral springs on this land, one OF
u!Eh j. The strongest, perhaps, this side Of the mountains; aisa, 4
nh black lead niue. Pieces as large a. 4 hens egg eau u ugeou,
.,hin lwo feet Of The surface. For health, convenience, and good
society, no place can be better situated. The natural advahta'
Il ,e mosi desirable watering places III Virginia, # improved.
=! wig ' ISAAC READ.
-. 6l-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09

WE are now getting in n large aud fresh stock 81 Hr9cetigE,
w from this aud the Northern Markets. We assure our iIirhas,
that thew .mlI have every thing in our line n elicnp ~ ne! ~
he obtained in this city. The patrons Of the late hTln ol Nyau&
White are solicited TO continue their dealings.
WYATT, WINSTON i POLAND.
r. S-Wc hive turned our particular attention 10 INC selling OF
produce Of every description; which, IL entrusted 10 y. ."o,
; hill be punciually aud faithfully executed, an" ~ n.''I ~ ~" 4 :" p
m adr. ~" l.,
Ma, t.
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cN.E OF ETXI PITS, ae.-Gs. y.aae Of Z Deed Of Trus,,

- of Eth PITS, &o.-Ss virtue Of a Deed Of trust
- l,,ed april 2l.. ie4l, executed hy John Heth to tue SUI
.,rhe.s. and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF The County
,oai Of Chesterfield. for the purposes therein meh.,oiisn' "nt
l. lid. on wednesday, The s2nd December, int nj The Liaa
Pr, o,ne rwlse called Biount's Pits, in Chesteraela; 'hs uneS.
m. isl5, together with all ami every The engines, machinery, hS-
mes. tools and utensils, Goals on hand, horses, mules, iuiase,
oa,. wa.,us. carts, and other articles of property used lisfeat o.
,oluect,d Herewith. also, the un-ypired term OF a Ease o. 4
raj yard, opposite Rockets, belonging 70 the sad piS. ~
IN ain be made hy puhlic auction, and by agreement 9. me
raru.s. on The following terms cf credit, 10 VII, on a credit OF .,
IL and Is months. Bonds, with good security, hearing interest
inr, day OF sale, will bc required Of the purchasers.
These Pts are well worthy ;c attention OF ersons Ii>po>ca .
engage in The coal business-,he coal being oi the hrt iGa'':'
and abundant, in quantity-and the engines ana otHer property ae
~ .vod order, and Of great value.
JOHN &. McCREDiE, ~
Zee. 7h, 1871. .na.
10 The Wing will please copy, daily and country un'ii'h
~ u Il sllp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09

SMYRx,. DIT, Nov. Eth, ISL.
T1iIIS i 10 c-riirv that have hecn afflicted with StatnmeFins
L for eighteen wears. and found IN relief until came under
your instructions; and Il affords me much pleasure {" say ~ :,
Tram ,orr treatment, l have, in Tie slpcr; space ii live DAYS. ie"n
relieved, and can now speak as well n could possibly dr-itr.-
/ therefore recommend all persons who have this lahi 70 rome
undrr your INSTRUCTIONS. MORRIS BilIEf.
To T.. 6. Buass, NJ. H., Richmond, Va.
~ IL. .f--l-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09

have associated with mr. in The Or"
- crry and Commission Business M'ssrs. William =. W hs."n
and William Il. II. Pollard, Of Hanover county, undt, ne . . ~
Wyatt, Winston & Pollard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09

NTOTICE.-A Petition Sll be presented 10 the next Icgisia-
~ nre, for a Ferry across tho Natfaponi river, az Walketorn,
from the landings OF .. II. & \. U. ohLt.
Soy. III. 1871. bl-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09

nvEESEER WaSTED.-I with 10 engage an oversrer Tor
~ INV Estate IN Gooci,and county, to take possession The hr-t
Of January. None other than a single man, who can bring roou
recommendations need apply. a middle aged man Preferred
Application to be made 10 Jos. q. Trent, nj Little Dover, or the
subscriber in Richmond. JOS. TRENT.
n.c a tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09

NOTiCE.-A Legacy If about sixteen hundred dollars was lett
~ by John billiard Of Spu.tsy!:ania '"unty, Va, 10 his son, jas.
billiard. who was sorpr YEA. uo Il resident Of Bedford cUnny,
Va, but he is supposed H. fart moved To some Of the Western
States. This is therefore 10 inform him, or any of his friends, thai
The Estate l. IN my hands, aud he can 81 il hy an application Ia
THOS. u. SMITH,
Executor If Join DdGrd, drc'3.
EFF