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GREAT DIFFERENCE.

The Editor OF the Jefiersonion thinks
there is great difference between the
Wings of 70 and the Wings of the present
day. He says in rs they fought for lib.
erty, but in 1912 they are laboring for
Great Britain, her ars;ocracy ard bank.
crs. Let the People Judge. Attlis very
time the Whjgsare endcavorlng to passIaws
to protect ourselves from the power Of
Great Britain and to build up homo
market for our produce, while the Loco
Foco party are opposing these measures
with all their might, and are in favor of
admitting English goods free while our
surplus Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c. have to
pay an enormous per cent. Which are
the true friends 10 the country
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GOV MoREHEAD,s APPOINTMENT.

10y MoKEtiLADS APPOINTMENT.
1t will be seen by the above appoint.
meHts Of Gov. Morehead that he will adj.
dress the ci,.zens Of this County on Tues
day next. All the Locos who heard Mr..
Henry would do well to attend and hear
what Gov. Morehead can say for himself.
Al the Wings that can attend are Of course
expected 10 be present.
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Virgiaia.-A revival of Religion at
Richmond Va, has added one hundred
aud seventy four members to the Metho.
dist Episcopal Churches of that city, and
upwards of ono hundred commandments to
the First Presbyterian Church.
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CDarInffR,
Thursday, July 2l, 1912.
FOR GOVERNOR,
j. M. MOreIiead, of Guilgord co.

+" Modification, Sir, is treason, and he
rho ddrOcafes IL a TRAITOR TO our dearest
rights. Isay II on ing individual respon
S'6lfity and gentiemea may make The most
of II. He rho endeap0rS 10 foster The sDi
ri of dtsanion deserres 10 erpiate his crime
upon the GALLONS, and thus 90 dopn
ITO The rifle dust, from wheace he sprung
tnrept. unhoaor'd and unsung'"
Extract from L. D. IIenry's speech in 1901.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
FoR THE SENATE ANDREW GREER.
IoR the CoMMoNs.-DAYID NJ. LEE,
r. J. MCDOWELL.
HUGH STEWART.
Election tie All of August.
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OUR DIFFICULTIES WITH EYGLA,

OUR DIFFICULTIES WITH ENGLAND.
A report has been circulated at the
North Ihaia treaty had been made between
England and this country which settled
all the questions pending between the two
countries. The National Intelligencer
contrad!cts the report, and remarks, ''most
happy would we be to know that there
was sufficient foundation for this report.
We are afraid that the news IS not only
premature, but that there is possibility
of its not becoming true at present. Ger
tain II is, that rumor represents the settle
nent Of one at least of the questions be.
tween Great Britain and the United States
to have been found so difficult as to leave
4 doubt whether ii can be considered
probable"
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THE PRESIDENT AND THE LOCos.
On the 4ih of July the President agreca.
bly, entertained about 40 Loco Fcco mem
bers Of Congress. Pretty company for a
Wing President. They seemed to. be
happy fellows well met. The following
toast was given by Cllas. ]. lugcrsolI, Of
Pennsylvania,
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We shall give this letter 10 our next, but
there IS a remarkable passage in ii which
we will give now--he says /" would glad.
" harmonic with Congress in the enact
ment OF all necessary measures # The ma
joriiy routd permit me-" What astonish.
ing condesccnsion.
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MARRIED

In this City, on Tuesday evening last, by the
Ri. Rev, Leonidas Polk, Bishop of Louisiana,
Hon. KENNETH RAYNER, of the House Of
Representatives TO Miss SUSAN POLK, daugh-
ter of the late Col. VIM. Polk.-R Reg. 18th.
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~ We are requested to state that after
the Examination Of the young Ladies the
Female Academy an Address will be de.
livcred by Literary Gentleman.
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|,yrspIrrREs--NArloSAL pKnf, &c
II. would call your attention in tbe neAt
eFellow.citizens, r. The charge Which
| .,so 8 unscrupnlously made, that iiae
- ba,e increased the expenditures OF
/ S,,ernmeat, and are responsible for
osent national debt. We shall sub
| r. f,cts and let them speak for them
% Properly, however, to understand
whoIe matter, il is necessary TO so
80 The commencement of Mr.. Van
-, administration, and learn what
f,nnt Of reyenre was then on hand
- was a surplus in the Treasury the
/, e me year 1897, Of S1s,236, 900 in
|cng The fourth instalment which has
!, - get been paid over to the States
amount, received from the sale Of
(, STOCK was about $4,000, 900, max.
: ,II something over Twenty SIX MIL
: which came into the hands Of the
Buren administration,--oper and
- the accruing revenue. When Mr..
| pnreu went out of Office, the Govern
owed somewhere about $4,000
Tho shape of outstanding Treasury
From this il is apparent, that Il
Van Buren, had commenced his admin
l, ion with no surplus on hand, the gov
nom, at the close Of that administration
| Ia have been indebted UPWARDS or
Irry MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In the
| of such facts, how can the leaders of
marty have the assurance TO assert
,be Wings are blameable for borrop
/ money to pay the debt of Mr.. Van Bu-
I. .dminislralionl liz and his friends
into power with an oyertiowIng tfea-
and retired from Office DEEPLY IN
! Yea, they we're resortlng 10 the
: Of Treasury notes during nearly the
of his term. How then eau the
., he blamed, who on succeeding to
| and finding the Treasury bankrup,
pubic creditors suffering for their
dues, adopted, what they regarded,
=, means to save the Government
,honorl The debt which Mr.. Van
h had fixed on the Country was be- I
bsd 10 the Wings. THEY have il 10 (
Ind le, US now enquire, WHAT WAS 4
,aouxr or THAT DEBT The follow.
1raet from the speech Of Mr.. Meri. I
r.. a distinguished member of Con.
! from Georgia, delivered nj The pres.
lsession) viii throw sufficient light OH
tatlect.
], o, ser, Mr.. Speaker. e the gentleman
|SsH Bt,upshue did correctly siate the la
l d the Government No far from lis DO.
/ 4urT,t Dist" spoken Of, the amount Of
q aud liabilities. on the ith March. 1871,
b ,bagc all tho means which the Govern.
possessed Of making payment, j. almost
|g.0G0 Bat, SIR, viii read yoa the sever.
X which compose this mass;
lsrary notes outstanding ith March, lsll,
! tho United States prcBisc TO pay. one
| eef date. to------or ordey-.------.lolllrs,
|aisfcst II the rate of-----per eentnm'
iea, Treasurer OF the l. :. s5,9s3, -JI 90
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ds1, Treasurer OF the L. :. -
- 10 HOLLAND assumed for
IA District OF Columbia.
as en- annual interest OF
Liza. sce document No. 2
| I r. 20 slss. 25ih Congress,
!
3ae navy pension fund, Cor
used by Government, SEQ
doe. lac. 81 sess. 2j;a
p 6, J
due twelve Indian tribes,
Otiowas and Chippewas,
r., Delawares, SionE Of
sasppi, Sacs and Foxes OF
.tppi, Saes aud Foxes Of
~, Wnnebsgoss. Greeks
| iswas, which the Govern.
agfeei to invest IN stock,
Aleh s!iey have failed to do,
ssy IN annual Interest Oh
a4a Of $4,000, Csce doc.
Z, % sass. 2ith Congress, II.
/ g7s,) =
/ amount is exclusive Of an
| .lehafgconthc Treasury for
/ aucnt Of treaties, amoun,,ng
lad varying according 10
Eaufy estimates, botwecn
go and 81 $50, 000l
il dae Chippewa and ouo-
|ia4ians, TO Be paid in twenty
bal ias,sllmcnts --seTanteen
kat.es yd 10 DO paid. tseo
No 2. "a sess. 96th Goa.
Reps, p. 2s)
a, belonging 10 Indian tribes
hica received 10 trust and
sericl. fsso same document
I2i4, 80, PSI
H. dae Florida militia for set.
rendered tefure iih March,
and which was provided
ID a bill which passed Con.
), bal too late 10 receive tho
stare Of the President, tscc
No. -, II. L, Is, sess. 9th
sfess, p. g.
al due Georgia militia in
situation a. debt TO Florida
ia, SEQ same doc. and p
al due BY Post Oiico Dc.
nenl 10 contractors and 9th.
= deficiency Of means on
FEBRUARY lsil, and by tho
4 session had Increased to
appropriation then made Of
900, lsca report OF Z. NJ.
., June, l5n,)
nl 90 aiteafages to contract.
for taking caro- OF pnblic
s, iof work, &c, lsco doc.
%, lilo, Reps. lst scss. a7th
nH,)
as Of faajcd don't of late war,
= q uafunded debt, lsec doc.
J. Ito. Reps, 81 scss. 2Gth
p Jl,)
i due State Of Georgia, for
e advanced in the Indian
P''gns Of 1895, whieh was
''sd by last Congress, aud
used Tor payment, but too
% receive the signature Of
President,
81 The State Of Maine, SINH.
situated,
Of deficiency Of means 9th
l'n loan by Treasury notes
sa charges made upon tho
'aiy by the appropriations
'agless which expired 81
10 1871, aud previous Con.
rs SEQ doc. No. ., II. Il.
'''' 9Th Con p, 81 49,
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' ETo AND DITTo.
Ia hog signo Jinces.

This ;oasi is said TO have reference TO
the Tariff Bill now before Congress, and
which the President will veto.
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The Charlotte Be-
npyOIent Society will
Wool Carding.

NnHE subscriber is now rsAey to commence zee
~ the above business. and will continue till
the 18th Of Oct. Any person wishing to have
Csrding done, wop'd do well to bring i 10 im%e-
a,a,elv' as wa,sn weather is much the best for
Carding. que attention will be given ,,
w. II. NEEL.
,.niy l6, 1912. ,4e.
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WHY is the letter like tailor Be-
cause il makes cloths into clothes.
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RICHARD HINES, THOMAS HICKS,
CHAS. MANLY, JOHN w. HAWRlS,
Holm IIGON, G. w HAYWOOD,
y n. FREEMAN, H. W. MONTAGUE,
" 4 FULLER, THOS. ], LEMAY,
GEO n RAnGER. JOHNSTON BUSBEE,
A I FOSTER. H. w. HAYWOOD,
w. r. GALES. JAMES LiICHf ohD'
II w MILLER, ALFRED JONES,
\ STEVENSON, JOHN H. BRYAN
81. PATTERSON.
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BY John Hart ESQ. James kRor, Sen, the
only survivor of the Steel Creek Revolutionary
Soldiers. As Soldier brave, as Patriot pure,
and as a Christian without reproach---a beacon
light for the present generation
By Col. WIN. N. Parks. The Reader and Or,
dtor Of the Day.
By the President of the Day, The troops Of
Cdualry and companies Of fpfantry. Their mil,
itarv performance this day entities them to the
name of the sJns Of old Mccklenburg in US
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Iaisfesi II the rate of-----Per eentum.7
Ildea, Treasurer OF the L. :. s5,9s3. sci 90
~ ..4.s......a
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; "a De,s,c, OF Columbia.
ing en- annual interest Of
IA. tsce document No. .,
I r. 70 slss. 25lh Copsress,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
ny THOMAS RICHIE.
o,,,e Richmond Enquirer.
Toms OF tht 80, ,c,.s euriar the sssson

lei'" -.,l,,9i three tiaeS teeeS car'ss t.e sese
- n: and t,ciis rss dar.rg As resi- a' '
.ot S:.t L. i'.s us OF SUBSCRIPTION.
IT,, aud Three Dollars for six months,
y, FIVE u" n ;, ,aii tae oee or RENTED ny man, pos'
~, ale 10 ,hN' an mum al the end oil Inc year.
na,; ' icp may be RENTED per man, w Cow
n ~ a'e 80 4, The risk OF the Editor; the Po.dge w.
aa!- bi' ~ The postage OF single 'e''e
L;' ga. nv account the winter. Is VIC ,ors "a
scarcely a. m business whis operates as serious 80
~ IT.. aa VIII ray for nine papers annually sha
,,aIa -ra:% ,,rpvs OF ADVERTISING.
.i,.e.n lines, or less, i9st 'ase''''' - N'
..,,,npanrr. - e-h's ,,r;,s with the advance
"a 80 ,"n a distance nus! be acconPlnieu WV" ~
u:.eiS npH' 90 -,i.rr;ces, insure eAfcnli"n' .
pa" ,insr .ve .iisirs HAY nis"unt '" e., - ~. s.r,
TT he made al 20 per cent; ana 70 S-"' ., f;d
81 h s,,nes solicitation at seVt'a' VI Wv" w! aIrs,
- Ntne 'I T., TAKE lialited number ui yearly aute,
t.,m,,as likely result the'eiroih 'o 'he VIM"
is'f ,.,a he circulation ni our ,'ei vi ,ir n
s'e tsr, The fact that an ahnnu IT'S =; -. oh,r
~ ' ,,,.r "a ersre paper and once VIZ Ia The
"'N s,h advertisers will he strictly "si'.'A - ,dv.r.e
.sc 'al N oar General tctnsl-ind I" SHs~ I 49,
,llr Ton.i NV pro for enlaf ei"nt oc, o'
Lf' ,,, .5-y stall have the privilege OF o,
,I2r 49,. - ,hrv please, without any additional c"s'.
Is, n ,,,., ar, ic terms Of asnaal adctrsmehts "a,
81. snare, 30
e. twice week. IS
Pa'l'. M -. and MARRIAGES. from the country, "Eehsse
- INK nowm ut this oih'e hcst NC
y the endorSation oftie Postmaster III VIC ,a, ha
10 prevent mrositions and qiiz1es' ''i' 80 n,
.y,!in.-We must therefore, INSIST III sun sun @
,ion ben certified By the name 81 INC '
,.,, an -. init Of TIE OUR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
Sept. l6

sale Of Tairabie Property in The to'cn Of Buchanan
=, v,uc of \ of Trust executed 10 rs y The aie Joh
Is nhs"n of city Of Richmond bearing date le l9h a
~ Iv l, for the purpose securing certain debts iherr
mentioned which deed duly recorded in the Clerks once o.
m, County Court ButctoirI, shall proceed TO sell Al pun
lie auction highest bidder Monday the lIh uay OF
October whole Of the property IN The town OF bueh
an eionriis said oon and conveyed in SAID Decd VIZ:
one Lot which large, coiin"dou anu Va
uah,e brick building three stories HIGH well caci'r. ""
larae mercantile establishment tavern house ahh WHICH mas
r.n,ra!y hcrn knusn and d--ignaed ~ Hos tiorsE
one o No. 03 which is coniofiaOe Two SLOT! "'en
bose formerly occupied by the Banc Bank oil Virginia IS "
Ranking House fitted with counter ana very SUI"
s;anal and secure vault
One Ini M loa n vacant lot adjoining The above
Half Lot No 80 side Of High street on whieh
very hand and desirable residence hnt at bck, wv"
stories high with good framed or and carrare ioisr m e.
and rounciis sabe aud smoke horse lhis properly Is
Lnnwn generally the "CorrlGr aud Is very conveniently
ind laSteuliy arranged ,.uo 80,
So one Lot River street, on winch IS large am
brick hou-e fitted with counters anu
she YES and has occupied ever since rs erection
stai business, and situated immediately on Tue
tia, loaded and nnloaded I"n the mouse
Also several articles Of household and kitchen Furniture
If the above sale completed on the l7'h day oil oe'"Def
!, vii be- continued from DAY To day ill completed
The title property IL believed To be nnnes'io
hIe hut ac.iny Trustees shall only convey saca tile us u
vested n Us the deed ri trust aforesaid
The rms will he made known on the day OF SAFE
T. ixri,%SG '"'' Trustees.
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1,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. EST I'LL, In
pursuance of Deed of Trust executed by Henry s
hearing date the 9th day April 1887 and OF record IN Tue
County Court of Halifax for the purpose oil securing sum w
money due to the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. as surviving
Monday the 7n day Of o Oct on NEXT s rrsmse
puhc auction yery valuable o Land sttated III Inc
county Of Halifax sixteen miles n f. Of the Court house on
Hunting creek adjoining Col Henry CaIrnstoh anu
others and Containing GOO acres half of which stand
nr original grow woods with abundant supply oil eooa
building The follow more particular aes.p W
the property given by we'll acquainted WIN W icle
of Land from lJ 10 lou acres I'll sooa Iamn ana
creek n, land free from irndation and very fertile ne pau
,aon in .ond repair good cultvao rcnarkahy wen
wa,errd suated very near main Southwestern road
yh.,r The stage and three times week, aud
uood rrist and saw mill machine, which great
IL rohancss the value mbeed land The roads 10 hu
om the plantation every direction are fine Inc neisino
hood is remarkable the health, intelligence motay an"
wealth of il. citizens The buildings consist oil small bl
portable DIV cling present occupied by the overseer WIN out
houses sufficient place This Estate IL we'll worm ihe at
tention af CAPITALISTS
Inc Terms u 'A'' VIZ ROBERT c. NICHOLAS, Trustee.
3i-tds
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CANNON. SHOT AND SHELLS.

irnr.r or onpSAscr Asp IIYDRocR.rnr,l
Sd September, 1912
c,EAIED PROPOSALS will be received at hi: Burr"u nnu
O'Clock r. NJ OF the 18th October next Tor furnishing anu
delivering In the proportions and NJ the places herein dssaien
The floyn. and description o cannon, shot ana
SLels for the Naval Service ofthc t.. VIZ:
Thirty eight Paxhan guns, OF about Us cwt cach
Seventy FOUNDER guns of Il cwt and upwards the
preclse Weight OF each he determined hereafter
Five hundred eight inch shells
Three hundred eight inch solid shot, and
Seven thousand ihry-two ponnder slot.
Lelipfrubic a. t1.loHS
On" ish, II" shells Deliverable at sacketts Harbo
I'm rigbt in solid shot n. Y before the 18th
% tlr,y-two pointer guas Nay neat
,hy-two FOUNDER 81 IL
10 eight in. PaiN!lan guns
l5o eight in. shells Deliverable n, l,uGao, y. Y on
lu0 eight IN solid shot or before the 18th May neat.
- thirty pounaer guns
$500 t!l.y two FOUNDER shot
10 eight in. Paishan guns
$50 eight in shells Deliverable at Erie. Penn.
l0J eight H. solid shol I before the 18th May next
% thirty FOUNDER guns
1000 thirty two FOUNDER shot ~ ,..,,.
The rropo distinctly the rae per ION oi .Me
Two hundred and forty pornis,) r the guns anu e '
nnnd m IN, shot and she'll. deliverable above all to b. sub
UNDERGO such Insprcipn. nr
NAV proper to authorize; and nome w NC pr ~. 49,
such inspection may be entirety
Bonds with approved urees, VIII be requiem III o
third estimated Of the contract ana Ten PEI M
tie amount OF bills will he retained as coiaieid se.uy ~
the faithful performance thereof which vii be pan ohy u
satisfactory completion of HE contracts and ninety pr eenm o.
all deliveries will paid bills properly athrn
np 10 the provisions cnract within thirty das aiie' 'he
presentation to the Savg Agent .. 49,, d..,e
The offers must stale al w!'at agency she eoh'inS '
payment Ia br made. "a. p,xsa, and
they must be and finished conform TO tncm III every
spect. -, -, ,,,., J.. ca, In
sand moulds. a "A
Sept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

THE Nelson will boarding School for yGnns
ladies' the 10Th October at Oakland, in The county OF
Hanover Kchmord, and 6nieS from Beaver
Dam Depot upon the uaisa Rlru,i The situation Of the
School very fine one, region well known Tor rs
and wholesome and asc easy I'll access a carnage
cau M any time cent arrive al the Railroad
Depot TIL. Of instruction ~ Ills school WI! CONSIST o'
all the branches i- complete anh thrnne
eincatiun HE French Language and Music III de
sired upon Piano Guitar The most careful attention
VIII also religious instruction and moral d'ort
men, pupils Thought that hey VIII be hest hlied
this woGid y learning 10 live iot To" next ne
scholastic from October |" july boih inclusive
aud Srptrincr being time o vacation
The terms For ioAd aud Irun IN all the branches OK
Music $50, Tor Music the PiaIo or 1iar VIII use
Instrument $50 payaic half yearly IN advance rirr-
cnce may ti H. Rev. Mr.. Arcade, Rev W. ~ Fen
drton Ep llish Sconi Va Philip Nelson, Ed Alwooi
Clarke CO Va Mr. resc,, Of Richmond Application of
admission adc 10 Thomas Nelson, Esq,
!cud VIVA. Nelson, E Beaver Dam Depot, Hanover
county, Va. -, ,
"J-tu
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,
.orkers Of nxn Gaods IinriLnnrs CuLLeru and Guns,

Importers Of Dry Goods, Hardcare, Cutlery and Guns
EXCHANGE BASK
RE now receiving arrivals direct from Liverpool to James
River, their Fall Importation TO which they invite the aen
ton Of country merchants generally.
In their Dir, Goods apartment will he found The best
blankets, Napt Cottons, Plains
Cloths, Cassimeres, Nesines
Prints, Cambrics, Linens, Flannels
Sattinets, Kcrseys, Jeans tinsrry, Gloves
Ribbons ares Edgines, Shaws, Handkerclies
Threads, aud all kinds Of D0mescs.
Superior French cotton Blankets
Ready made London Ove!cu'is
Extra suprrlne Beaver Cloths
Gather Ieeens aud Caters
Brdpon Scine Irvine
liardhnm's No. y SNUFF -
In The Hardware department, which distinct from that q" 'e
Dry Goods, they offer
Rodgers pen. pocket and table Cutlery and Scissors
Ellis aud Wade d Butchers calculated Raznrs
Butchers and relves Sons Files, Tools Rasps and saws
Spears tenon, hand and hack Saws
James aud other max Of wood aud brass Screws
Caths Hollow 1are, and narrow ana broad BnH hlnpts
Carpenters and all utbrr kinds Knob Locks and aej
Pad, chest, ill., trunk and cupboard Locks
Brass aud iron CanG!escks uf all kinds
Trace, hal.cr, dog, rni 10y Chains
Horse Shoe and wrought Nails; also, cut Na's
Timed and common east Teakert'ts and Saucepans
Wedding, hitting, garden Hys and Raaes
Sal Irons and Tdilur's do
AnvilS ana Vices. sedec aud hand Hammers
AIDES. Axes, iIaichets and hand Ayes
MIL eros. cut, I'i ana hard saws of all kinds
Spades and Shuves and ., , and prong Fork,
Horse, cotton and wool Cards
Brass AMI wOve wire Tenders
Selves, Coffee Mills aud Red Cords
Bright and annt aed Wire, from nos. 5 Ia 30
Fairbanks warranted Scales ( Agency price, to weigh from
| o. 0 To 3.000
Plated Sa!ery, Sunps Bride Bits aud Bride leaIhers
Shot tc!s aud Powder Horns ard flask5
Common very superior aud double Guns and Pistols
Tin Plate aud Block Tin and Castings, &c, &c, &c. 80
Sep6 'H'-lm
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NOTICE and s0rr IN. 25th of April our -weeky
IN lines of Packet. to Lynclhug will leave Richmond apo
ynehburg Monday, "Wednesday, and Fridays ososa,
A. H. Nv this arrangement Connection with the va
ous Lines OF Stages running Lyncburg Our seosvle
Boats leave Richmond usual, viz: on Monday
vile Halifax and also with the lie a h;s
stanton Stages As convenience and expedition ny ,f
route over ali other. going West Richmond, its vicinity
we ha moi say auy thing but passengers and others 10
those who have travelled on packets x,,,,,nopr
.u OK lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS

FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
THE Subscribers received by the packet, iucarori Nan
chester and eymouih from New York. large anu very &c
a assortment Dry Goods, suited TO the present and approach
INC season. 4 part of which as follows:
Eyra SUPER medium and fine Cloths and Cashmere coin
pa.,n. choice assortment OF colors and patterns
snprr medium and low priced Kentucky Jeans
10 do do Sat;inets, all coos
t'ocioaa Pans. heavy Kerseys nap Coons, Sc.
M,lno, Va'rncia, and Swansdown Vesihg
PAN and figured Il Vet. silk and satin do
Pam, striped, and paid linscts
Res Whitney, point and pui;l. Blankets
R-sl Welsh and other shrinking Fannris
Red yellow and green DO, very cheap 49,
kn.;in. and Gaming and zephyr Nor-icd
Fan aEd .uCd Mousen de lalhes Ho the iisheN syeA y"
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Figured and .t,in striped Chaleys aud Bonibazines
Il and 81 French and English Merinos
Naar, LleS aud RoScbn Plads
Rrh figured and striped Silks and Reps
Pam bncS Gro de Rhine and Gro dc Swiss
Super Broche Shaws and Scaris
Satin. SilH and velvet do
Thread, ginIn Isle. and bobinet laces and Ede,hss
fa;'r;oH hOhinrt aud wash Blond
Ladies black hite silk and cotton Hose
Lamb, wool IN .rinn mora,ian and servants do
latlrs' woolen thlle aud silk Gloves aud Mns
Clma:c. Jacorti, Swiss and Tarleton Muslin
irish l.iaeis, Lawns, Damask and Table Coth =,
tordcred hem stitched and plain ilad canbrie ianu
itrcheis
Bonnet, cap ard neck Ribbons
Sua-ne medium, and lOw priced French Ehgiis anu ane
h1bt aud furniture Calcoe'
Large and small checked super Ginehams
Csrq-ue, Foor Cloths Blize, and Hearth En.s
With bcac.ed and rnhleached ana rnorfd tonnes
Ped Ticking apron aud furniture Checks, Pad' Sheet
Sllr,ine., O2naburgs, &c. SC.
purchased al goods with cash ana
have heen able 10 use 10 heer
advantage present viii he shown III The low
g,es our goods offered. Cash acceptance IN
The conditions upon which SAFES are made
VALENTINE BREEDEN, y CO..,
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