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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL, is42
Sae of Tauab,e Propertv in the torn of Buchanan.

Safe Of Ialuabie Property in the torn Of Buchanan
II virtue of Deed of Trust by the late Jo'
- iiobson of the city Of Richmond, bearing date The sh ia!
mentioned, which deed duly recorded in the Clerks Once n
county Of Boetonri shall poceed I" sell =" pun
lie auction, highest bidder, Monday the I'm day o.
cobe whole u the property, in the town ni uchlh
an belonging The said oson and conveyed IN sara deed VIZ
No loi, hich large, com'"dIhis ana va
liable brick building stories high, well calculated Tor
large establishment tavern house. ana which Has
generally known and designated lis H"h HOUSE.
One Lot. No. 1913 whr is comfortable Two STORY hck
house. formerly occupied by the Banci Bank a" virginia as
IIunse being fitted with counter ana very su
sinntial and vault.
tne Lot, No lG2, vacant ,a adjoining the above .
Half Lot side I'll High street, on WHICH
IA 4 verv and desirable residence, it OF brick Nv"
stories high viii, good framed office and carriage house, "a as
and cnnnodos brick stable and m"sc house This properly y
known generally The CorT.GE, and Is very conveniently
aud aslcfuly arranged. -, .,
Also Lat, River street, which large an
brick Eou>c, fitted with counters ana
sc yes, occupied ever since h erection
il GOOD bi>incsI and situated immediately on the
river 50 he loaded and unoaded from The house
Also articles Of household and kitchen Furniture
II ts above sale completed the 7ih day Of October
il will he continued from day To day till completed
The title property believed to he unfncsnna
HE hut acting shall only convey sach lite IN
| vested in us hy the deed of afur. said.
The terms sale will be made known on the day al safe
A. i N2EISsGS' ''' Trustees.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY-Ihe exercises OF tni'
l'I Seminary will commence, usual on tho nlat
October and end the 3lst of july making sss" VI e
months.
The subjects DO usual branches OF plain
English Education Greek, Latin ana French
and a sufficient knowledge Of the moral phySu, anu Ho
NAUTICAL sciences. 10 Young man. conpie'ey ~ Dr.;
his Collegiate studies with success LesroS w
Forte will given desired, BY Mr. Buck, native OF "ra
The plain English and scienfca snn)rcs "o 'ae'
subscriber and Greek an and french Languages
By his associate teacher, MI. Wm H. CAT, vi 'oi.n.n
In regard 10 himself subscriber deems sumcen 10
10 the Professors William Mary and IN pein !" r ""
state that he completed hs eanca,oh a. Tue
uiyeiy Virginia obtained from the Farniy on ha' ihS''u
ton The degree of A. NJ and was &C, M W f
p.rson, respect qualified To MI e m
manty William and Mary College IL u Hue 'h' ~ w.
did not obtain situation for which he was o
so true that, thirty three candidates VINO aPI'ea o
and most of highly recommended "' urn
attainms n would The third choice OF he
Bsdrs experience IN tehchhS, anu ea' wv"
speak aud the French Language crilcay - ,,~svs
Mr. Buck entered upon the duties oil ms aSoeau u. ~, m
In. last Ten months and, by his perfect kn"wc"gd o
sk in ,nparling hs aniahe and respeeliu en-
has gained and confidence 6uih oil MS uP"' " p
m
Greek, La in and the Sciences, % w. g
French, ~ ~ o oo ,r,.,
Music 70 Wy w . I''r n
TIE fees Music ana French are independent VI, anu wa
scorpntv, additional To the rest !, .,o
rhs opened Boarding House. Tor the accom-
,nn al Lis male pupils distance ana is pre-
nn His boarders will be- at all times under his contf" a
~ have proper attention paid TO their comfort educnto u
mora, habits hall Of the board and tuition must be au W
and other a; the end of the session fupls WIZ p
rcomnr such the conclusion of the session, unless with
raw hy the the subscriber The Books used IN the
Seminary can be purchased the Post Office Of hIs place
' {. j. ID. PRYOR.
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Ertensire safe If faiuaJie James Rirer LfND
pursuance of deed executed by The late John Wickham
me civ Of Richmond subscribers, the 2d day
sepembcf 1884, for The purpus. therein -ei forth we shai pro
coed to sell at public Tuesday the 9Th day q" Novem
brr next if fair IL NOT day, the following valuable
estates lying James River and Tuckahor Creek VIZ
No l. The Upper Pontati"n adjoining the land oi lhoma
Mann Randolph E.. containing by survey 1877 acres large
portion which consists of ser low grounds 2o acre. bes o.
ucsahoe Island with considerable body on Tuckahoe Cree
This estate lies compact form, the buildings are near lh
open land aud The whole OF is ~ excellent
situated immediately III tle Hue ~ the coa 'hi'oh
PITS operation On each side o ~ and lew years
extensively worked on The ptnsrs !. Is d or
much Coal could be- raised If the water were drawn OIL
lands offer more favorable prospect |" those WI"
,yi.h IN engage in the coal business.
NO The tract land formerly owned by the late James cur
RE esa r " :re" and s pa
Tuckahoe Island This las On an excellent Two stor
brick succeed dwelling with a" ice house ana orf
No. p The pnn'aicr, purchased Of The late David
Meade Randolph containing G3 acres, of which 2i acres arc
grounds .. hens On Iuckahoe island a"a oa acre
the land besides large body OF second low
There dwelling house On this land "hich Win sohe epa
might made comfortable residence 60, ,,,.
No tract Of Land, honght ~ Thomas Mann handoph
having thereon Gs and Saw Mill and containing ny survey
Il acres besides OF The old mill pond now drained by
1uckaLuc Canal which contains by survey IL acrr ana WITCH
IN ,hn y acres al the W Mr. Randolph has reserved
ri. hi 10 d. This land adj"ns No. ana WAS repiacu
ron il hy ,l- mill pond. definite line '" be- iuh be'
tween them before the SALE which viii then he made Known
Trse tracts of land contiguous 10 each o'i 's aes
Riv.r canal passing through i three FIRST ana hr lhcha"e
Canal hroia They form body o iann n erat iet-
iiy and HE highest slate "i improvement. "r'I '
IA Richmond riuc distant um ten to twelve miles hr au'a-
tares 81 The Canal which r TOO. 6f r mus N sl'u
alton to do br injury The means afford, o
Ron and Of water power btn: perpetual waste q wa
ter AT points, with the value Of the coal ;"pri naA
fe most desi. estate that was ever offered Tor
sale in virginia A6ou have been lined, win great
beeGt The quantity If wheat, abou 800 bushels VIII be
sow this Autumn. ~ ,., ...
The tracts will be offered for sale at Eare, which nearly
central in The order described The term. VIII be- ONE
fourth If he purchase money cash, and the residue IN three
animal y,e,s Bonds with approved security hearing inter
es, from the DAY ii SALE with deeds o. trust on the property WIZ
required by the purchaser Possession WI! be gwen 'ne ISL
January, lei3. 80. ,.
Eeadnp Room The city Of Richmond The premises WIZ he
shawn 10 any one Of seeing Them Y Nh Avis the ma
mayer. y. " , ,;r,i,,.,; =, Trustees.
Soon after The sold. the Slaves Stocks Crops, &c
will be offered sale, wEici due Notice will be- given
vs.. w
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

THIS pives immense fall IN every article, al M
points consequently, i, may be Inferred that the de-
cline has been brought about by some generally opera
ting cause, not by local influences atceraln points,
The article of flour has fallen twenty per cent, at all
the points, and other articles, in the same proportion
and this precisely thai Of the year, when, IT
ever prices should rise, from the fact, that IS then
that The old crops supposed to be nearly
and the new not made its appearance. AT New Or
leans independently of cotton, there were last year.
received in value, amounting $2l, 3l6,o45, of which
The articles of -four, pork, and lard, constituted So,
Oun,nOO The same quantity of the same articles now
would bring but 100000 This fall, at this season,
has not been brought about much the greatness OF
the immediate supply as by the prospect of soPPage
of all foreign The operation, then, has been 10
pu, up imports and put down EXPORTS and its opera
tons upon the farmer, may be illustrated as follows
Before the passage Of the Tariff 100 tons old sable IRON
cost $500, which equivalent to l,4oo oois o.
-four, at the then rate. viz: Sc The same quantity Of
iron now costs $500, which is equivalent 80 oo's
of -four at the present rate of $3.50 The farmer men
N order that the iron master may be protected now
Obliged TO give 6S3 bbls Of honr for the same
quantity of iron than he did six weeks since Mhai oe
nr, he is to derive from this operation 1t dcn Y
understand bu. perhaps by some of the "magc iniiu
ences" Of high dues he may be getting ricn oy 'h'
operation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

from the .,fnmey .7rticie If the NJ y. Herald)
| The new Tariff has been in operation several
weeks and in that time according to table which We
recently compiled and published, The prices of dutiab'e
articles in Boston and New York have considerably ad
vanced, as was to have been expected. Considering
the county, really is agricultural in its interests
those the articles which are to be taken IN payment
of The products Of agriculture, and was apparent in
ha; table the prices had improved, in other word-
by the operation of the law, farmers TO get less for
their produce than before. But that Law, enac'ed
ngainst the interest of vast majority of the people,
was procured by persuadng the people that they were
to get for their produce than formerly TO ties,
this cperalion, we now compile table of the actual
prices of agricultural produce in three leading mar
ke,s, for the first week in August, when it sup
posed that the Tariff would not pass, and at period
three weeks subsequen to the operation Of that Tariff
follows
AcRtc 10, AND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

TWO UUNDR ED DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away on sun
day the ll,h inst, neIoes 10 wit: Arch serhsn Hen
~, and Adam. Arch belongs 10 the estate OF ', w -
stature stephen aud Henry belong to the kone
iii, rnbe il ,bm five feet Ten inches high Color black and
abo twenty ,ras ODD Henry sixteen years Old oe
rab stout Of tawny co Adam belongs 10 Inc estate e
William Fisher decd is about twenty OF e ieared
present year sham Griffin Of LsssI ,ay @
negroes went together and It suppoen ty
make an efrr 10 get Ia the of Ohio ar some
holding state or they may lurking in the nrphhoI1nn %
Henry Latham in Richmond county, or ~ anu sno
ksbnrg where grandmother lives WIN mr.
The be paid for the delivery OF e II
negroes taken on Of hiy dollars LOT ee' "
taken OUT or hi. State ar ~ d" ais i rhcr ken on,
nf The county al Essex; dollars 'aHen Will Ill,
V'' " ~ "''s' " ROBERT HILL,
f. l;,. -, = o,u,s,,o,or Of B,n. ". Foge, died..
" '' ~" ~ '' RICHARD MOTLEY,
administrator et Nm. Fisher, decd
Lnyds. Essex Comfy, Va, Sept. 10Th, le'2 %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

.qno,er National Bank mo, No There is no.
thing in the future which holes out Inc SPECIFY p'o'
pect Of another paper imitation.
National Bank, or other great paper machine, can
not be expected for years Prices and values must IN
The mean time, find bottom, and involve the destIuc
lion Of all concerns dependant upon re acian. Inc
aid Rank Of the United States ceased TO exist in 1911
The war INTERVIEWED and years only after the war,
new National Bank went into operation and, it did So
Willie everything in confusion-prices and values
had not found their level after previous speculation
This is now mt the Already six years have
elapsed since the expiration Of the National charter
and two years since the final dissolution OF 's
remains.6ye years. q, least, must yet eapse before
another Bank Affairs are nearly settled on new
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

NToTIcE-The franklin Manufacturing Company have ap
~ pointed A. $ Maddox their Agent who VIII be ,rh h lav
his Store do.s below Bank Of virginia WIN '
supply of all the varieties of Writing Paper made at e Mn,
Fool.cap aeap packet post aud letter
satisfy public. City country merchants ana ~; s
State generally respectfully invited to examine s
and If is theiI interest TO eneon.ns1 ps.n,
'ae.uIes. o, hiChn 42-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11
Sept. 10

u edmond MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The Winter term OF
III Lectures this Institution will Monday, the
3ist nf October, and continue onths -
dicne.
L. w. Camheayne, NJ. D. Professor Of Ma,eria Medca aud
Therapeutics. -,
r. H. Bhsnnan ~ d. Professor obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
Thomas Johnson Professor of ,natomy and Physiology
Aug L. Waino' L. Professor % rsery and Surgical Ana
80,
S. Maupn. VI. H. rrof,.sor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Professors Cucn und Warner will each deliver two Clinical
Lectures week tie nfrmay, the Colleges Professor Ohm
son Two week Aims House; and Professor Cambeay ne
orcasoral Lectures Pcnitentary and City llospal
trrcsn. themselves These institutions furnish
large number instructive and The numerous Clinical
Lectures which the Student will he admitted without
charge afford him advantages for rc"inng acquainted
with the typrs Diseases and witnessing the appro-
pirate treatment The Surgical admitted inio the college
urmary afford Professor Of Surcry opportunities OF per
forming many and minor operations before the class
The facilities for the study Of practical Anatomy are unsnpasd
any where The aGfie for dissection Is most ample aud the
Anatomical Museum is well stored with healthy and
morbid preparations. -,
The Chemical Apparatus and collection Of specimens IN Mate
rim ardca very complete In fine the Institution offers aci-
ic for the prosecution OF Medical studies unsurpassed by any
similar Institution in this coEn;ry
Fees s2u 10 each Professor.
The price Board including fuel, lights, servants attend
ance, &C., is iom 81 80 10 s. 90 per week
AUG l.. WARNER, Dean Of the Faculty
IuIy % 22-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

IALrlB LAND FOX SaE-I offer for sale the tract "i
Land county Of Hanover which reside contain,
g survey, 1905 acres, called the Rocky MIS- distant 10
miles rom Richmond The buildings srge brick dwelling,
usual houses all in The most complete repair me-"
Sba,n wiih ,hrashing machine, tobacco houses &C =
aye ton Of The land IL highly improved aud ia now in e1
client condition. and great part of enclosed with oak plank
Wood abundant, the farm well waered, and as ex
meadows It. There thriving young orchaus row
ucnP The situation remarkably hea!ty,
sai In every respect II a desirable residence.
For iem whic! viii be accommodating, apply To James
Z. F. WICKHAM.
Sept - 4i-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

SoUTHERS BoARniNa AND DAY schooaI - n,n rer
- sic0s School will open again on the his 'oH"'y " os
ne H. for reception of hoarGefs and day scholars
Mrs. Orick, sister Of the late Mrs Pefsieo, WI" pfes"e "
the domestic arrangements of the Institution. -. :,
The of Female Education has always necn
paramount and magnitude the Principal ine Two
great points to which hi, humble efforts arc a''eslea arc n;
mind eRIt His aim therefore, s1ai' ne me io
the different teachers Of the establishment are @
towards developing the qualities and powers oi 'he MIMI
sha.l also view that human heart Is capable !" n
pu!ar system Of Education. Convinced ~ the rtncia G W
Truth he has always ened To Religion 'he mene
IN proof thereof condition Of the qnahhcans Oh
teachers IL, their belonging ackno"eu oI..
Church; that, and evening" the wnoe lam a, "
senlhe chorus Of nnise around the fanny na' -, r.
Teachers of undonhted qualifications W ~ ate 70 MI nc
ysh branches, and gentleman of lht cry, Wen o "
and scholarship, will share In the ano OF 'r
The French, Italian and Spani-h languages are 'hus' ~
spoken in The family. :: . :, r;.,,,
The Principal hcng Of both Music ANA ialns
cam with some degree Of confidence assert that these
Iiehifn branches Of Education thoroughly Taught J" '
School. -, H..
Mr. Persico thinks that impossible 10 estimate proper! M
progress pupils the Principal Is himse oeqnan.en ~
ali The branches his Schools BECAUSE however se
friendly oiciiudc for their advancement may be can
cpa,e results except his Judgment be put IN ,
no institution which IS not drceen p n
ledge and experience No. u, p.ock
Rsrnee-Rev Dr. Piumsr, Rev Dr. Empie, Rev. Mr.. fo"A
Rev. Dir. Magoon. ,,a p,,ri,a,
For furhsr inurmson apply 1t Ne house OF The r""ep'
| shockoe nnl. Richmond, Va. S-,f
seps- ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

IT contains $50 acres mostly in good heart, third ~
II has upon x every necessary building, lac naihs 49,
hnuse The paes quite healthy aud the water
There IL apple ard peach orchard, and variety n oe
choice fruit and abundant pasture for more than ~
1.-THE number ill., the mix from whch atone %
afford support family, with the aid oi hut one
who supplies his rrguar with IT, IL ss on e =;
burg Turnpike opposite the LIST turnpike gate one m'e '
' eN -r'' " - WM A. BINFOED
~ valuable family OF Negroes VIII be sold WIN TIC apo'
RI t,, ~, 49, - 49, 4]-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

basis. The confusion, incident upon transition from
the paper to the specie system, has now nearly sub
sided During the rIervescence, it, as formerly gave
the friends of Bank the ascendency, and bill passed
Congress, but defeated by the President The
operating which passed that bill cannot again
be called into action During the FIVE years that to
come, business will have assnilatcd TO the sys-
tenn. People will again have become prosperous and
the country rich Under such circumstances it will be
difficult 10 get up Blnk.-Neu York Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

NYorCE-We .ha stop running sea:tsville Boat from
and after The Is, Of ny The eonTs . @ ). ssp np r.
scnQers for sanntDn by leaving In LynehoIrs bon
which Monday mes sns hour a as those
per Railroad. BOYD, EDMUND q ~ ' ,nT
July ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11
W.ill;amsburg. August 30, 1912.

Mrs. .Nead's School, M0ckOe HUI, RffhM0Hd.
MRS. MEAp'S SCHOOL VIII he re-op.ned for the eeep
WI boarding and day pupils on Monday The ID "ay
of Ocinber neat.
The object institution ihs female character
fs ITS high duIes and still higher destny hereafter ne
highest will he aimed al founded on inc
motives and auckened by the influences of the Christian he
sion. -, ,,;u
The course Of study be thorough and extensive ana YIN
be conducted hy Mead herself aided by competent teachers
tbp masters ar. employed in Music and Drawing nstruc
tinn in the French language by native OF France ana ~ e
by master Of great eNIrenor
The Classical and Dep irnent viii u. hlrd y
Mr. Slearns of graduate Of Harvard tnlve
wo for the last nine years. has been engaged IN " "
North rms States :, -, CT.
ropa Clergy o Diocese and TO The parents oil inc pupS o
nsrcd with The School.
For terms &c, apply Ia - . ,,r,n n,.a W
Al If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

H0 CLAImANTS-Tr subscriber after an interval ~ some
tenders his services TO claimants an Inc ""Vei
tinted STATES The State cf virginia, for rtV"u-
Ny other demands whether ARISING uh"er
contracts otherwise His In attending 10 such
cams enable him, where they wei ond
&C. 10 tie Of the information necessary 10 sustain
-m The advantage ot tha, experience his familiarity WIN
IL subject and igent stimulated hy the necessity
t-ginnng his life Of bu-nesshr is Willing To pledge
who employ himfur moderate cOmpensa
ta such reasonable contingent commission be agreed
On Urged by such inducements he pledges all the indus,
r.. he have exctted His residence and
are on 9th and streets Swan Tavern Letters
addressed 10 him will he punctualy attended To-
THOMAS GREEN.
khimord 4i-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

hOVEE FOR SALE.-That valuable Estate James River
- known "Dover % miles above Richmond will be sold
car- divided Farms &C 80 in each Each
n 10 have about $50 Of low ground, 1917 in wood
ami and 80 cleared eh land About $50 bushels wheat
Mi! he this Fall Ahou, half of purchase
money remain unpaid for several years by paying he INFER
81 nunrtuay.
The Estate will be shown by my Oversecr.
for terms, apply 10 the subscriber in Richmond.
CORBlS WARWICK.
SEN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

PRINTING ISK-We shall have constantly on hand ain
suun,y Of Johnson best PiiGng lhh al hoosae
,rirrs. -. i'm
Enquirer Office, March 10, is4a NV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

RiASkETs, NaPT CoTToNs, Sc-The Subscribers have
recently OPENED with their Stock of Fall and Winter Dry
oi. complete assortment Of Blankets NaW Cottons tvi-
on Cloths, CaSsimerea, Mernos and other kinda of Wnoen
ma "orsted Goods, which with variety Of Domestic Cotton,
"tods. offered for sale their usual terms
Also Brussels, Ply, Ingram 81 and "A Venian Carpenr
h'se Wilton and Tnfted Rugs which will sold very chea
io cash or negotiable notes al 90 days.
sept ~ Ai-io,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

~ rTluN Mrs Caroline n. Pollard, about iwo mics oh
Richmond has engaged competent teacher, t"'.
81 rvrd 10 instruct children. The heat references
- qualifications b. given. She willing 10 AUNT nto
p a five scholars $40 each for the 'sson OF zen
,n,. and tine. boate. $3.50 each for Board ana hon
lot ten months. Tuition and Board must be paid at IN" eho o
II i've months. :, -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

EErS,MnE SCHOOL IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mary
100 I'm 'nhd, aided by Miss Jane d. Minister from Phad- pla
Srho" in Tappahannock on her ron-hiy
~ nr gwen Ia thirty i've forty scholars in all
w =" 'h.''Nh education. French, MUSE Embroidery,
~, "t % "a nuhs Will Ice tai-h, cl1rces.
He MI! be divided into two sessions Of .lye
and ,he sscnnd ~ ~ comm. neng the rs Monday in October
'o WI .he hrst VI March rupls NAV enter al any
.ne during The session aud tducon viii he made in board
ann tuition. The terms as fllnu wiz VIC "'aoo :" '
Tuition IN the fst DEPARTING nj for /. N ,,, <oo m
NV w.
Nj. III, :, ~
r., 80 y "a. i'l" IS OF
IL IN. "a 90 ~ anu fan'nc. each, Oh
h, prepared to accommodate hoardrrs =, Sioa s,r %
hoas.ic year. Including washing, &c and hedns T. moi
ned, will he an extra charge of s5 paym.p, f., poa
I a'tion The first session will b- required in ndynnrs H. -
t'rlh- The Pupils should board with Mrs Els thu, ,l,s ma
v nrder the Immediate Of the Teachers '
the undersigned, take great pleasure In
@ f. Bond 10 the patronage Of the public She ma, con-
Seho In This place for the last and We
nh Truth say, that her manners department. aud mode of in
'u'ton. has eea such entire appreciation
AUSTIN BROCkENBRuEGH
WM. A. WRIGHT,
II. I. PITTS.
GEO. n. DUBYNs,
a. THOMAS e. GORDON
44-el-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

Az EOTiCErhe subscriber has removed his ONCE 10 ne
IL LAs.men, ory Of his residence If 9Th and
re. the Office Of The Mutual Assurance society ne
found his office when no, IN attendance (asah re
-inetl of the Courts of The City - - >.
Cr, Ally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

SsAL1ED HIDES, CALTsKINS, Sr-The subscriber has on
- hand ae Hides h0 Callsk ns OF excellent
quality and five thousand Pelts with good supply
The most favorable terms JOHN RRAuER.
Union Hill, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11
Sept. Is

NJ ELECTROMAGNETIC tlIr greater convenience 81 INC
paIiies Interested above will be postponed nn MONDAY
The 21nd of November next lhE ihoS E...