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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER y, 1912.

A GRICULTURAI. AND VARIETY sToRE-Ths sub err
SsI, w The ra"er aye ae call the
attention of Farmers aud Hou'tkefpsrs In general my
them constantly supplied with the and best
IN the following arcrs: Pouehs cnvators iiarfows ooh
sre Straw Cutters Seed S,wrrs, Cob Cnlshers, Horse POW
e's hrrshng Machines Wheat Fans Axes Hoes spades so-
ve Forks kakes Pruning Seeds
large assortment Of Mats, Bruoms, Brushes, ris measures
Baskets, &C.,
They determined their Goods for nothing but c.sm:
stTnsny they he satisfied with very small profits ana
having laid III their stock upon the most favorable TERMS i ~"
t Of a>tOrishn-ni se, who start it:lr mo
y aud will give item r', To ind the difference in :'es 81
f-ctrd by ilir system
Many Of the articles novel character and such n have
BoTTs & BURTooT
Nov. II 81 III
'I'REEs. FLOWER ROOTS AND sIiRUBs.-The -uhsrri
hers have undertaken Agency for the Snrscry of the
srard iandih Of hlatrpIa They WIN Ill ans order To-.
Fruit 7ee, Fore Shrubs with the finest ami
choicest specimens az these articles Their arrangements
the price, consequently, will r irite than that usually
spse BoTTs & BURFoo'r
Nov. II A-n
ELsoN GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY The School hereto
IL fore conn ted 1t Elsun Green in Caroline hy The hate Mas
Sarah alaeo. VIII be continued the under The
charge o Mr. and Mrs Tad ncins the 18Th cf January
and terminating the 18Th uf rcem!er following, allowing The
month If Anrnt n' vacation Ihe prsen rres,r,5es Mis-
IS Of IN English Eran. together viii, French aud Aln,ic
7trm-Fur oad aud Tuition in English branches per session
of 10 months, payable half ia advance, Slm
Candles towels, &c, ;,
French, ~
Music, and use of Piano, 30
n. u No deduction made, except in cases OF sickness
Address-llanuycr Courthouse.
JOHN II. TOD
Nov. IL 81 -2awn
THE TIME IL COME AT LAST THAT you buy
Hats and Caps cheap the cheapest Of tr ai,rrs sell
them In New fnik, bu only the Southern Hat Empnrum up
psiie the Bell Tavern Main We have just
fresh supply Of rcn"menr Youths and infants cloth ard velvet
Cap, o and qat,, reduced prices.
good Goth Caps EACH 81 %, 81 so, and quality s..
boys velvet Caps 62 81 50 raci seal
Cap. aud wool Hat; from 81 t2l cents; k 50
81 molrskn Hats 81 So The vt:y brst that be anuac
urrd M Russia Hats, black and drb aionahIc
uns, - To So 80, the very best only N Hat
u - 10 Si hest brush Hats al manufacture.
spc n!id article every ,cr description HAS
Caps at unusually low prices for cash only.
GARBAHATI & ROSENTfIaLL.
Southern flat Emporium, Main street.
Opposite The Bell Tavern.
Nov. .l'-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22
$40

- ELECT SCII0UfThe School heretofore conducted hy Mr.
- James Rnwie. this place, will - nIrnrd Monday the
18th instant under the smprrnirndrncr al Mr H. T. Wheeler
gentleman educated n Princeton COLLEGE
Wheeler highly recommended y Of the first
| standing. : Il gentleman. christian aEh TEACHER
The instruction will embrace all the branches taught
the f Academies including The higher branches oi ar
miailrs
Ttrms-Fnr hoard Lodging and washing; $50 per session
five months Tuition alone So
Taylorsvle Hanover, Sept. %, lada. 4l-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

NIOTlCE-Tle franklin Manufacturing Company have ap
pointed A. = Maddox their Agent, wha will be furnished nj
his Sure two doors hcnw the Bank Of Virginia. with large
snpy If all the of Writing Paper made their Mil
Foolsca acap post and letter Paper all which he
will sell y hulese and retail sch prices cannot fail Ia
satisfy the public City and country merchants and citizens
the STATE generally respectfully invited to examine his stock
and see il their interest TO domestic manu
far,ures RICHARD WHITFIELD, President.
~, ,a1 DIFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

rs SUBSCRIBER viii sell Pablo Anc,ion on tt!day 'e 'u
tFs n-cenho his Estate called Elsoh Nne o WV
Rapsa2nuuck the coity o s0tsy i''"i' ""u' '"
mIc. accH fredericksburg. - -
Tie Tract .ins 35I of rich r've bottom ha,'
IS hch cu:iy.un and unc1mnlnhy productive W.
ucDl butnr though small s neat, conveniently arEe;
good repair Til. buildings are suited 10 ra VI
ne " az. and in good pics-r.aiiun. ,,
laon Estat- valuable Free stone quarry aie
n@rri located hai by the i'e al 'rae'
Se he placed Quarry board vessels io uas
porlation. ,,,i
The healthy ard in thicky settled hegnoo'o''
remarkable wealth, intelligence and morals. -, p.
confidently believed that there Is no Estate on ,ht n'pp
hammock the size combining equal " "
.nHfrnr salIe :, -, - ..,o
The ,-rr viii be communicated before or on me aaV OF se
by John Mare will conduct the same ana WHO !" -"
nr, time j. authorized 10 i.pose the Estate by private col"
FRANCIS w. laiihr sn"I.
Fredericksburg, Nov. 1, lai2 Gus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

AW NUTcE-hs subscriber has removed his office TO The
II basement Tory OF Ills residence, al the corner of 9Th and
oppost the Office Of the Mutual Assurance Society lie
may be found his office when mol In attendance asain
suncdl on soir Of the Courts Of the City.
THOMAS GREEN.
Oct 41-lY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22
New emission.
1891 e36
LIZ ,2i0
SH7.41i.aa7

The of this currency was, in effect forced loan The
issued for the of enabling the Colo
nrs carry the Revolutionary Till the issues OF these
hills exceeded millions Mr. Jefferson, they passed
their nominal the depreciation after that
great
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22
COOK TACT


tits very easy telling when the consider them.
selves "usrd up community" When they find Tia,
their hydra headed faction has fallen into absolute in
significance through qnatrsl!ng and eissensiOa ltey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

NOTICE petition will be >ened 10 the neat General
Asemhy,f Virginia. praying for the passage Of law, de-
rlnriny Mehern River lawful fence from Chrchons mill IN
Lnnenurg Comfy, Virginia. through the County Of Brnn.wick
/" the GrerByiL County line SEVERAL. CITIZENS.
Nov SLID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

AND FOR sAIEIn consequence of i'll health, have de-
- eInined 10 sell my Farm called aud known as 1e Gum
road leading from Manchester TO The Coa MINIS containing
Pits mile. from half of the tract is
IN woods and well tmered with oak and pnr-nta nan inc
swamp land about $50 cleared we'll dtrhrd aud
c,va,un aud of great fertility and peculiarly adapted
to The production of grasses The hinnas ate goon.ne
dwelling house large stony frame building recently tho
roughly repaired with the out houses The neighhor-
hood good, and the location unqnesonahiy heafy me
Of this farm Richmond and its nearness to the
Coal Mines great fertility Of large portion Of the land
renders desirable acquisition particularly ms all the pro-
duets of the ;m viii meet ready ana coo market al lr Con-
mines from whence supply Of manure and coal ashes eau be
procured enrich the whole tract Ny terms W" he reasonable
and accoamodatng-and a have decided upon Sc nm my
Crop, stock, Household Furniture, &C. and hirihs Out my
wishes supplied with Thing necessary
FOR farming and house keeping. c.,
viignx assessed higher and paid high
than land in the conniy-and may At SINAI, add
an farms in this section country therefore, earnestly In
y yf an sn examine .h .y AKciiD L. wooLDRDGE
Nov. ls .o-.t
AND SALEI offer fr sale the Tract of Land on hich
ctiy OF Romond and one mile from the Brooke inlnplke IL
contains Of which i and fraction are low erohhnS
yisc the ChckahoEny rrer-l acres o 'sh'ahu, anu Sc
ycnv eight ares and fraction Of low grounds are unrrare,
being original crnwtl-conanins good wn" aid exce'
upaus have been seeded IN clover and herds sass
from which plentiful crop Of hay las, SUMMER and 1t
mproyiG: condition To the Land from fresh
ss w., ,, o,- nn,,ds r ooo ,ads in cnch and near.
wide. Throughout this it has been regularly
dysrd and banked and by This body OF - ' and rs
found the neehhoiho0d has been entirely reclaimed
cultivated last summer las experiment. part Of The re-
claimed land - 100 hills Of tobacco and warranted III say
ing crop fine tll injured by hai as any IN
Virginia All uneared high land tobacco land al hrst rate
quality The crop Of Corn, The high land VIII he be
hundred barrels. The land ahonds III mari
but II has beef used only The improvements
good hut PLAN. The dwelling house IL Of wood with rooms
and has recently been thoroughly repaired The " hon~rs con
sist of a kitchen, with excellent laundry with
ice house. and we'll Of the best water The garden Is
fun productive description 81 rfer
tabes-and ornamented with variety o wers and plants
New Stables % and horses, cribs good haS, hay
sheds ani cabins accommodation Of fifty
believe be- healthy spot any ohr found anywhere
This formerly divided into two, oi rather more Than 1
acres ,ach desired wal divided aud Id Sepa
raey invite purchasers 10 visit The property ny terms w
accommodating. IL not sold privately before The lst day o
! GEO. T.. KESNON.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

EO w. TOLER, GEsEusL AGEsr CoLLEcroR Richmond
H. attends IL enn. mit oses, hiring negroes, sell
ing produce. collecting hunds, accounts, &c.
Persons tir having 10 hire produce
ael, &c., would do well 10 give him cali
Ohi'r opposite Exchange BANK
l..uf n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

Il oBAcCO FACTORY AND vAUXHAI.L GARDEN FOR
RENT, and i'sssssnn given January ls 1hr Tobacco
Farioy Ma,o' Island The i.ck, in the
&c Mcs-rs Woodbridge caet and the Island known vaus
la Garden with r adjoining il, both Fl present in passes
Mr. Thomas Ball. Alsn rent the Tenement Esirrrt
occupied Glazing store by Mr.. Adoph Ancker,
the of Wad worth, Turner & Co.
Fnt teris, apply koe a. Mayo Esq, R. l. fily,
the Toll House Mayos Bridge.
Nnys SGT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

Nv virtue of OF Trust. executed to Us by Edwin ~
dcrson for purposes therein set FORTH we shall on 'he ON VA.
az ,pn,,v n. procrrd SELL the premises 10 the hsh-
1T h,Ider Tract Of Land lying the North side OF Apo
any rive, IN the county Che>tred adjoining the lanus OF
WiI,a,, nnnknsbm deceased William K johnson, Edwin
Friend and others containing about 1900 acrcs $40 acres OF
which frat rate grounds which exempt from
unda;op than most Of the the river THIS Tract OF
Land adapted culture Q: tobacco and Inn. po',"h
which cleared is IN high Of Improvement large p"',
lion uae, vet in woods The ficy of reaching good
inatSr from This land very great; a Is on! ABOUT "e!
MY nes dt<au, Petersburg aud Richmond -
trms 81 So'-rhc Land will le sold On cfeht ' SS aHu
twrfr months The purhase 10 be Sc rrd by approved
endorsed rr"'iast no, with deed oi trust on me ld
Selling a. Trustees shalt convey such title only as Is vested
IN us as such WHICH, however, believe is undoubted
WM A. BRAGG, Tus,ccs
EDMUND II. OSBORNE,
Now 52-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

MIR ROBERT kYLE-SiE: Yon will take notice, tina, shall
l'l the 2;h da; al December 1912, between The hours ct
ocinck In the afternoon
day, office 81 Joseph Maya the city of kcmund, take
cIoson Of John a. Lancaster read evidence The
prdng in The Ilu..ng. Court of Ilrr city Of Richmond
wherein surviving partner Of Luke d Sizer plaintiff, and
defendant; and IT, from the said deposition
should that day, the iakn. thereof will
nued from day 10 day until completed.
JAMES sIIER.
Nov. Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

TlOUDRETB-We and heard much Of this article al
the Norh,hat determined TO give friends oppor
nity of tesr its Accordingly sought and
the Agency ofhe New York Poudrete Company, and
now furnish article the New York retail price
N' 80 Bolts & BURFooT.
Nov II Stiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

fNEiE LANDS AND OTHER PROPERTY FOX SALt"
~ SATURDAY. the 10Th tav Of December newt lhe '"u W.
longing d-creuS Estaieie tract On which ne 'EeS contain
fiver.-hr Slate river, adjoining Tue ae, ~
tanning and thirty -four and 'hree laIts ST.,
which he Il rmerv lived lying on h"h Sues W ie
containing about hundred aces-aiso raGt "i 'se
hundred acres living on waters OF liuhts creek hnMn
larrS land The ave lands well adapted To the growth
corn wheat and tobacco and from their proximity 10
considered very valuable. A. persons wlshihe W
prefer look al the lands themselves more %
description is deemed unnecessary Terms made KNOW" y" '
day of sale. - ,o,;,,;on
the same time and place the Crops 9" every uesI,
belonging Es,ate-tosether with tioisenou a 49, 49,
Furniture, Plantation Etensils-Stock OF All k'huSi
>d cred, of months For sums over ten uos, i
chasets giving bond with approved secuy-sumS uhe, .
dollars cash The sale viii be made By the
tn OF the pesisaahe potion Of The Estate By lie '"'
ocr. IL f'-.as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

Aw NoTICE-We have united IN the Practice OF Law and
IL regularly attend the Courts of Bedford Camphrl Am
h and Nelson tho Superior Court Of buckingham and
cus held In Lynchug. An business, collection. or other
Kinds, will he promptly attended to.
Address,. & }. K. Garland, Isnchbirg, Va
J. GARLAND, formerly Of Melon.
JNO. X. GARLAND.
NJ Garland will continue to attend the Court Of Appeals,
and The Federal Courts holden In Richmond.
Nov Is s5-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

JAMES RIVER LANDS Fur SAIE.-Thc Lands on James
River shor; distance above Richmond well known The
property John Wrkham, were recently offered
public subscribers, having been so are still
sale Persons wishing purchase the terms of sale
by application to either oi the Subscribers
b. w. LEIGH, at Richmond
WIN. +. WICKHAM,
Near TayloIsville, Hanover county,
Sov IL a5-2awn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

Music, and use Of Piano,
~ u No deduction made, except in cases OF sickness
Address-ilanuycr Courthouse.
JOHN r. TOD.
Nov. II 81 -2awf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

N~ POSTPONEMENTFnr the greater convenience OF IN
parties the above sle VIII be postponed until Wenes
dav The 18th December npAt THE TRUSTEES.
H., 4I-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Bags, &c, &c, al their Old al
opposite The Ruins of The Ea.
ped BY Samuel lM!ney. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

J f. WATKINS e CO.,
n Boots, Sho-t, Trunks, Garrett
4 established stand, Main street,
e 1o.rl, snd p formerly occn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22

In want Of their Fall and Win
ind Intending to pay the cash 10!
TO their interest 10 give us q Gull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17

Tkofirs OF TATE Prisons - here ate A. S06 crmi-
mails confined In the fifteen State Penire ntisr;es
tens, there is actual gain from convict labor Of
So36 53 above their expenses, and in five there is
an annual loss of $l4, s44 OF Phil Chron. =
1t is evident that State Prisons are more profitable
man banks. In point of morals we do not SUPPOSE
mere Is much difference If any, the banks bea,
the State Prisons in the quality if not quantity Of
iascais they contain The State Prisons are few.
out nave several hundred small knaves worth five
dollars each the banks are numerous, and have
only small number,teach worth the price of s52-
TO to $5OooO0 each. Probably in the aggregate Of
vlllany, both are about equal They are different
on one important measure-,he Banks are opposed
to a Bankrupt Law, the State Prisons for a rensaJ
Hurra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17

-DEsTAURaNT FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
N Broadway, opposite Nibios Garden,-Thls Restau
above hs Ice Cream Saloon Ladies will find this
piled with every thing that me market aord-he Sub
pcrbers hope by their puncnality, giving all Satisfaction
the that will give them their patronage Private room
for dinner parties can be had
orders to send out-dnner parties balls soireel
&c ornamental pyramid AL kinds Of sugar, chars Of
liberty fancy cakes Charlotte rusfe ees ice bis
cults, glaces, bombes the only
"a hand rufss pate de foies gras, and The prgusuy
TITS pois. champxigDons.
antilles will nt, time variety Of dishes ready
''"' 'N'' '''''' MAGNAN & JULIEN.
hIm- French Cooks and Conl.ctioners.
no TIE PUBLiC-LlF BOA rS.-1he uudef signed
bees leave respectfully TO invite the attention Of cap
merchants and all others the Of
DO its and vesses, 10 his newly invented life boat
These Life Boe AIDE entirely different princi
way aaped TO the purpoaes for which they Designed and
termed "Frsncis' Lie Boa"
al the establishment Of undersigned No 4es Water
anu CHANDLER L. INGERsoLL
There build ng, which the public invited to
examine as the work progresses 10 I'm.
XETTTH0UT MERCUkf.-Dk. 4. DH-NNA has The
w informing the eitia-s OF New forR. that
ne cures radically, system few
days every description Of syrlc disease whether
Of long standing without danger of relapse which often
by the Of mercury.
The remedy Of Dr. Brenna does contain particle OF
mercury, other corrosive mineral
therefore Cannot possiby exercise deterous influence
ton il always safe and bad follow from
p however critical the circumstances under which
taken.
sntrancein Chambers sire t. at hour from A. a.
to2P.M %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17
Buffalo.
Correspondence of the Herald.)
BUFFALO, Jan. 3, 1912.
Buffalo.

JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ. =
DEAR Sir,
In the Herald Of the Both ult which reached here
this morning. is an editorial paragraph which leads
the reader to infer that your agent had complained
of mismanagement by DR.. Haddock, Postmaster in
this city must therefore request permission to
state that have made no such complaint.
No man can labor harder than he does 10 accom-
MEDIATE the public and discharge his duty. He can
be found in the office from in the morning till IL
at night The regulations he has adopted seem to
please the people of the city generally. And . tar
as have observed, his business is done in syste
matte. prompt, and business like manner He ad.
heres strictly and conscientiousIy to the laws and
instructions Of the department, as he understands
them.
receive daily large quantity of papers, and
the Postmaster has permitted me 10 occupy favor
able situation, free OF charge, IN the front part of
the Post office building. He has extended 10 me
all the facilities could reasonably expect, and even
more, by delivering my packages to me whenever
the mails arrived after the Postoffice closed
night.
Nothing but sense of duty impels me to make
these remarks, as am sure the paragraph alluded
to does DIR. Haddock great injustice.
Respectfully, your agent, and
obed!ent servant,
THos. S. HAWKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17
Harrisburgh.
(Correspondencsiof the Herald.
HARmsBuReH. Jan. IA, 1872.
8 buchanan State Treaslusr-Bank Directors,

Correspondence of the Herald
HARmsBuReB. Jan. IA, 1872
james Buchanan State Treaslusr-Bank Directors,
&c.
The Sh of January celebration, which was attend
ed here by the POLITICAL leadersrom all parts OF the
State, has decided pretty clearly who is 10 be the
Pennsylvania candidate for the Presidency. At
that celebration, which was a large one, James Blu
chanan, and James Buchanan alone, was toasted :
His name was the burden of their song, and IN his
praise each tried the other TO excel The whole
proceeding was like the Paddy's three meals-"meat
and potatoes, potatoes and meat, and meat and po-
tatoes." Here we had thames Buchanan, Bu-
chanan James, and James Buchanan
Last night, in caucus, Col. VIM. b. Anderson, of
democratic Possy" was fixed upon as the candi-
date of the Democratic Perry, for State Treasurer.
This is another radical triumph.
J. Sidney Jones, and Alexander Cummings, shave
Just received the unanimous vote of the Democratic
party in the House, for State Directors in the Phila-
phia Bank. This is good selection, and in making
it the Legislature have acted wisely THE fret
named gentleman, Mr.. ]. Sidney Jones, is man Of
great business talent and is in every way qualified
for the station. He is genuine democrat, and will
m Ike such director all State directors ought TO
b.. He will make it his care to attend faithfully to
the interests of the State while in the place he has
been selected to fill He occupies the same position
now that he did in October, 1888 AT that time he
was the only State director IN the State who enter
ei protest at board of bank directors, against a
suspension of specie payments. As commercial
m an. he is remarkable for his sricness and puncu
uaiy, in all his business engagements; and as d.
rector, will be such an one as the State requires
The election returns for Governor were counted
in the Hall of the House to-day, and were
For David Il. Porter. ...... ,5N
John Banks. ................ .il3,4b3
Julius +. Lewerwyne. ........... 763
Scattering. .................... %
Gov. Porter will be inaugurated on Tuesday next
G..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-17
Court OF Com mon Pleas,
II Z. l..ll nonnL

JAN Is Decision .-IStcis b T0oker vs. DarM
c S2ote-The defendant bought Of plaintiff, at l46
Fulton street, a horse which he warranted to be
sound, with the exception that he was sprung in
one knee-aud that {" he was addicted to kicking"
The ANIMAL after the sale had been made, and a
nste given, was brough fom New Jersey wit
ness testified that he " was brave looking horse,
with his head up" but badly sprung 10 both knees
The defendant refused to pay his note, and action
was brought, which resulted in favor of plaintiff.
Application was then made Tor new trial
Verdict set aside-costs to abide the event.