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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
From Florida,

The following narrowing tale of savage muir
der and massacre is copied from the Star of Flori-
da, published at Tallahasse) of the 9th inst:
"On Wednesday, the 9TH inst. about o'clock
in the afternoon, party of about forty Indians
came upon the plantation of Capt Robinson, near
the Sandy ford, on the Suwannee river. Capt
Robinsan's three sons and hired man were plough
ing in field they were all simultaneously fired
upon by Indians; three of the young men were
shot dead, the other MORALLY wounded Captain
Robinson, who was at some distance from the
Young men, when he first saw the Indians and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05

Az Iaeiaent et The z Fire an Haal5urg a-The a.
Bile and eloquent foreign correspondent ofthe New
World coses interesting account of the recent
conflagration at Hamburg, with this incident:
N "Ihe inmates of these Hotels were nearly all
found sitting on the trunks and portmanteaus in
the streets and 'on the WALL some of them offer
ing from fifty to one hundred mares to have them
carried TO the steamboat, but were refused. One
anecdote must mention to you before am done.
1t savours little of the romantic though in itself
is but trifing incident You all know that in
most of the German and Belgian towns, the church
steeples are provided with musical bells which
play once or twice a day, generally, ct 10 o'clock
and inthe evening. The Chh. atSt Neholastoo
was provided with such a set of musical bells. and
the bellplayer,an old gray headed man of 7O,was,
either too infrm or unwilling to quit the stonny
castlefrom when he had been for, years calmly
watching the tide of men below No one thought
of the poor guardian ofthe house of God until as
the steeple was wrapped in fire, and the firm wall
that had stood for ages began to shake, the bell
sounded the well known German choral, which
usually concludes the Protestant SERVICE +" Now
thank We the Lord" Another moment crash
bells-and musician were buried in the same fiery
grave; the bell player stood before his Godi"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05

offending against the common law Of treason
Dutee J. Pcarce Robt r. Carr and others who
were prominent leaders at the former attack, have
published cards disclaining all connection with
Dorr in his present movements The following
is from the Providence Journal
From all parts of the State except the disaffected
portions of Providence county, the people are
aocking in to maintain the government of their
own free choice. The crisis is Immediately at
hand, and the men who are now rallying around
the government will not lie disbanded until the
question is settled
We do not learn that the liberal action of the
General Assembly has producedthe slightest eff CT
upon the men whom Dorr has collected around
him at Chepachet No one is surprised at this,
for no one expected any thing different The act
was not passed for them, but for the peacable, or
der-loving citizens ofthe State, who sincerely de-
sire change inthe government, whenever it could
be made in way to show that ii was not brought
about by intimidation.
The men around Dorr at Chepachet, care moth
ing for suffrage; they are for plumber and rapne.
There is no exaggeration in this language; they
are band of fierce, blood-thirsty rufians caring
nothing for the institutions of the State, and, gen.
orally, knowing nothing about them, but anxious
only for commotion and civil war.
| The politicians in New York, who got up the
IDark lneCtnS-lne uelndSoSueS throughout the
| Union, who endeavored to make this little State
the small change of political parties; the editors
of newspapers who have extended their sympathy
and urged on the brutal rufians now embodied
against the laws ofhe State are responsible for all
this. We have no fear of the result. Our only
regret is. that honest blood should flow, that the
gallant yeomanry of the State must be pitted
against the traitorous ruffians who oppose them
Chepachet June "a.
Mr. Editor, Sir: A few lines today must suf
| 6ce-sufficient to say, we are now completely un
der the control of the Cloths and Vaadals. The
insurgents force continue to increase; it is now
supposed they number to 600 armed men Qhey
state more) They appear to have plenty ofarmf
and ammunition. They have 10 cannon. They
are digging an entrenchment on Acot1s Hill, (sc
called) and have pitched their tents and are plac
ing their cannon so as to rake the highway tow
ards Providence PARTICULARLY, but it is supposed the
entertainment will encircle the whole hill. The
whole town. Gloucester) is now guarded by them
Night before last, four men were arrested there
from Providence, and taken to Woonsocket Falls
and numerically treated, but yesterday they tho
best to release them. To-day, three or four more
have been arrested but finally released and other;
abused and excused 1t is expected that Doris
proclamation will be out tomorrow, converting
his Legislature in our place as soon certainly a:
the 4th ofJuly. He has not yet arrived here, bu
is expected here every moment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
From Rhode island.

5 Advices from Rhode Island up to Saturday eve
ming render italmost certain that bloody conflict
is immediately TO take place upon her soil An
act establishing Martial Law throughout the State
has been passed in the General Assembly, which
has removed, for safety, to Providence -where it
will hold the remainder offs session The insur-
gent forces assembled at Chepachet about
700 armed men-and it is said that there are be
sides 400 who are as yet without arms They
have ten cannon, and are preparing an entrench-
ment Dom Is said to have arrived there late on
Friday night. An act has been introduced into
the General Assembly exempting from punishment
Iasl peisons guilty Of offence against The act 81
iile deelaratsn falleeipnce- and adhere thereto
LLtllIlsdtd M. SIN, frnfn ~. nc,..al ttlAl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08
Efh. 81
yrW SPRING DRY GOODS.

N.W SPRING DRY GOODS.
have r,reycd by Manchester Ricnnona
w and weyr,ouh from New York entirely ness AMI very
complete Spring Goods bought prlne al anc
lion win n.y. al p,fs ami retail at moderate advance
They III ra!t rs i"'inss: . 70, -...;.,.,.x
Extra superne French and English Cioihs anu Iassne'es
Medium and low priced do 90.
PLAIN ribhed diagonal and plaid Ganlhroons
Drap de Etc, Grape Cambes and Alpaca C'oths
Ieayv brown and white linen Drills and canvass do.
large assortment heavy cotton Drings for abo'ers anu
house servants-ndiro blue
Extra super. black and blue black bombazines -
Rich figured and striped Fouard and other figured silks
Extra rich French and English Musins and Lawns
4 choice assortment Of Guchanis, from 3D. 2s
Hartman aud other French Prints and Jaeonet'
Black assorted Mode colo. W. de LANES AMI Chaeys
Every quality Of English and American Prints
Large and small flet Shaws finn1keees and scars
Do embroidered. silk, satin and Grape CO. CO.
Camhric Jacone, Null, Swiss and Nanscok Mnslns
Checked striped and dotted tarlron Muslin and Nea
pain and figured fancy Netis, IN great variety
THREAD and Isle, I.accs, Edsing, and lnseriins7
pain hcmehed and borered thread cambria ano
ketohefs ,... -, .-..,
G,n,lemen's silk and cotton half hose, do no.
Ladies' scnilrmens kid SILK ana isie 'hieau uo'
Miss = silk and Gotten Hose and Gloves ...,,.
White black mixed and lead cooed cotton hcse' o
Corded skirts and Victoria Robes. all prices
Table Cloths, Napkins and liuckahuck
Rafnsley Diapers, Shinnes DoSias and Csash
French, bordcrrd and nged Towels ana Naphas
"a and A. fine brow linen Buraps and Tiekienouies
silk ami cotton Bandanna and fas HandkeIchcis
Six and cotton Umbrellas and Paraso's
Shelf, tuck and side Combs. buffalo do
Supr. sause, flannel and bishop Lawn
White and colosed and 81 India Matins
Zephyr Worsei. Pins, Needles Stocks and Bosoms
Bonnet and cap Ribbons, Sewing Silk and tnnses n
a large and complete assortment oil neaeheo an" '' -
mestic.. Shrenes and Shlrngs :.
Oznahur.s Ticking, Checks, DTillincs, &c, &C. &c, .
Unusual pains and time taken procure Inc nes az
,cd stock O. Spring Goods had and upon The bes
terms. If country merchants and families IN oNh az 49, ~,
viii call on they choice variety, and al very o'
prices LOT ea'n OF a''ep'V VALENTINE, BREEDEN co..
Waite Brildings, II s'rss', sa'e zoe nun H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

nENTA SURGERY.-The undersigned, having located per
~ maneny Richmond, respectfully The attention
ladies and gentlemen wishing Dental operations performed
and choice of lncotic Teeth, ahd To HI
gold plate. fly atmospheric pressure, or
springs and clasps with pvoi, fitted accurately point o
euh- the closest scrutiny IN derci"n
nearly all perfectly useful i'll mast'caon He VIII
perform all operations the Teeth, both for Their
beauty and preservation Office Main few doors be-
low The Exchange rank. r. y. HUDSON.
Rereaets-Wiam :. Plmmer, d. H., General P-cram, Dr.
Chamleayne, Dr. Bockcnb;"lsh, General Peyton, Dr. H. L.
March5 as-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08
BOOTS, SHOES. TRrNks. RLACKING. &c,&

BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS, BLEACHING, &c, &c.
deIen packets from Philadelphia and Boston, we have re-
ee'yed The greater portion of Spring supply of Boots
Shoes Trunks Backing &c, comprising general assortment Of
boy and chidren's Boots Shoes and slippers which we have
Virginia, as regards fashion, workmanship and quality We m
tend to sell at the smallest possible adrdnee cash. or 10 paaetaa
merchants and others, assuring them that nothing on our part
shalt be wanting to give general satisfaction m low prices and
attention to their interest will merit ill., Among our assortment
may be found the following, namely:
Genilemens superior caskn and dress ools-es
DO. do d" do DO 0''er ma
medium and low priced calf. scwed do.
Do. very handsome good pump pesssa do do
Do eesM ps0 e'S" and morocco Navy SHOES '"' BOOT
D do do S a s% s" snS Sssy
Do DO kpskin nG s and SHOES as1sn0, article for
Do. do huckskin Shoes and slippers ,.n,,.
Do. do and low price walking ana dancing fun'ps
FOX LADIES. -
Ladies' superior French morocco aud kid walking sh0es"'
p pS do do do do DE- DE- waiGas sSoe."Ry
Do do dn. do. Slippers and Paris
Ties-Ryan's and others
DO. do. coored and morocco do
10. white satin and white kid do.
DO. eaIl,kin and seal'kn walking Shoes
DO. bnckssin Shoes and slippers
DO. gaiter Boots - -
DO. sewed and pegged Boots
Do. leather and roam Slippers, very cheap
DO fine do. and morocco walking Shoes hecs anu springs
Do. do aud morocco Slippers, extra sze'
FOR MEN.
Mems thick unbound pegged and sewed Bog1ns all fales
Do. lined and bound do. do. III"
Do do. do. do. sizes
Do DO. do. Shoes, all qualities
Do do. do. do. sizes
DO. extra do. do. Kip Brosans
DO. cheap pcggcd and scwed Boots
FOR BOYS.
Boys fine calfand kipskin Boo,ees and Shoes
Do do. caf-kin Boots
Do. lined and bound, pegged and sewed Brosans
Do thick, unbound, do do. do
Youths fine calf and kipskin Booees and Shoes
FOR MISSES.
superior and sealskn Boots-cy make
Do. do do walking Shoes do
DO. do do KID Busklns
Do. do Slippers
10. coorcd morocco do
Do. fine leather Booiees and Shoes
FOR CHILDREN.
Chilrcn,s superior and seal-kin Bootees
DO. fine leather Boots and Shoes pump solcs
DO. do. wccd de" do
Do common and leather Boots anl Ankle lies
fresh supply splendid Leather Travelling Trunks Naioe
Trunks, beautiful Carpet Bags, se!sSin ana mar
Trunks, Shoe Thread, Backing, Shoe Brushes &c ~
J. T.. WATKINS l. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Boots Shoes, travelling
Trunks, Carpet Bags AT Samuel Putneys Old STAND
Opposite Ruins Eagle Hotel.
April IIo-4l
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and from Meno,, Gy Sioges to the Jride Sulphur,

ria yaturaI Bridge and Dt6reNS Springs.
81 and after tie March, Passage Boats Wi, leave
~ Richmond p. NJ, and Lyncburg at g. p VI, Mondays
Wednr da ana Fridays, and Scotsvir both down
and up r. ~ Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and into
Richmond and I.ynchbuT. the following night.
Passengers 10 Charlottesville and Stanton will find this The
comfortable and cheapest with little loss of bust
mr. hy Railroad.
Passengers leaving Richmond G, r. NJ, will reach Scots
vile 10 dinner day Charlottesville BY Stages, IL D.
r. 81.
S;aunton passengers WILL hy Stages, reach Brooksve
p NJ and leave Morning at O'clock and arrive IN
Sanron AT TO- A. NJ. connecting with the Stage Routes Of
Staunan. .
The day will leave Richmond and Lynehburs ats ~ ~
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays and arrive Richmond at
), f. NJ, nj l.rncihmrg AT 4, J.. NJ, next day.
The CaeTsyilc Sia.cs by Cumberland c. H., 10 Farmvie
will leave Cartrvie thc arrival o the day Boat from Rich
nond and down. Will with The night Boat al u
T. ". fom I.ychburg 10 Richmond
Iry- Fare 10 l.ynclbure. 81 ~ . -
Anil lOg-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08
TwENTY-sEvENTII CoNGREss--2d Session.

Mr.. ALIENS SrEEcH-This simple and lucid, aud,
we may add, lucky development of a trite but per-
picked subject. comes at a most fortunate moment 1t
speaks volumes to the paying people of this coun
try upon the very points which most TO be ag-
tailed IL shows The people of the States precisely to
figure, what they are TO get by distribution OF The
proceeds OF the public lands among the S,ates-and it
unravels the mystery Of Tariff so to undeceive all
the dupes who have been made to believe that domestic
industry is fostered WHOLE by loading with bur
dens for the benefit Of a small part-GLoGe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

DOWHATAE TIOUSEThe proprietor returns his sincere
thanks public generally, for the very liberal enconaee
mont he ns engaged IN Keeping the
Powhatan House. than Is years. and hopes by strict
attending comfort Of his visitors merit aud receive
Having 1886 increased his charge Tor
Transient 81 in consequence OF the high price
AZ n-ovons lac duty reduce II 10 81 3D. .as
nroyi.ons generally aen from and after This day single
dinner Is cents breakfast supper lodging 30 cents each
"'"" " PHILIP DUEAL, ia.
AIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

oOK AT THIS-Every variety Of Drugs Medicines, Paints
Il Oils, vnrni:hes, ETC., Of the Purest kind, viz:
Linseed OIL, Lamp Oil. Castor OIL
Palm Oil, Spis. Turrent'ne, etc.
Copal varnish, iapan varnsh
Black Leather Narnish
Cinnamon, Mace, clove,. Rhuharb
Ginger, Alispce. JalaP, calome
Aloes, Gum Arabic. Gum Camphor
Sup. Carh Soda, Tartaric Acid
isncIass, Putty, sladder, Fig ilue
Indigo, Arrow Root, Tnmerc
White Mustard Seed, Long Pepper
Rochelle Salts Cream of Tartar
Maenesa, Irish Moss, Iceland Moss
Glauber Salts, Sapetre, Gentian
Iiqucricc, Sulphur, Roll Rhinestone
SIENNA, Washing Soda, Pearla>h
snrraus, Ipeeae c"loeynh Opium ETC. etc v,z:
Hair Brushes, Nail, Flesh, Cloth. Shaving
Shoe Hat, Tooth Comb and Paint Brushes
Snaps-Cream, Almond, Musk. Verbena
Rose, Jss;amn TrnnrpaI ,,.; Mi' a.,,.,
And all other OF Shaving Toilet and Wa shing Soaps
Ciears-Imperial, Trahucos, Havana. Principe
IN Norma, Flower. Congress etc. Of the choicest kinds
Perfunes-Rose Water, Lavender, Cologne
Florida. Violet Jessamine. Orange, veIbena. etc
Cit Glass Pungenls, Preston salts. Toilet Bottles
Nursery Powder Oriental Pearl Powder
Genuine Bears OIL Macassar Oil
Beef Marrow, Pcoketbooks Penknives
Combs OF all descriptions IL Tortoise Shell
Ivory, Silver, Horn, Bniial" and other Combs
Poma,um, Tooth Powder, Hair Powder
Waier-Coored asso,ted Pea, Red Black, Noticed, ETC.
Ink-Back Blue and Red of the best quality by The gallon OF
Paints-Whie Lead Black Lead ground in Oil
Chrome Green Chrome Yellow, Verdigris
Prnssan Blue, Terrade Sienna
yenitan Red, Spanish Brown
Surgical Instruments Of all kinds ordered 10 ni' any
Chewing Tobacco-Fshers. Browns, Watals Grant anu
Cowles superior Chewing Tobacco. .
All Of the above articles, together with others too numerous s
mention may my than elsewhere in the
city, and of the best kinds which guarantee. orr
Sign Of the Black Boy and Mortar,
Mansion House. Richmond IVA va
In addition TO the above every kind OF Patent Medicines f
Feb II sl-aaw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

DINFORDS, BACON K BASKERVILLE are this morning in
ID receipt of their entire Stock OF
SPRLNG DRY GOODS,
which having purchased much below prices heretofore paid
for similar goods VIII lie oeIed 10 punctual customers and cash
dealer. on such terms cannot fan 10 ensure sales.
The attention classes Of purchasers particularly
invited 10 an examination Stock Will offer tiem
sh bargains handsome styles OF Goods as hcy have rarely 4"
perh,ps before met w'h. 90
Rlthmond seth March, lri2. Hs-lm
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meals only, $50 per year

VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, RreHMoSp, Frs 1h, lei2
DY vrl. Of resolution adopted BY the General Assembly o
ID Virginia on the 9Th iay OF February, 1872 do hereby give
, IL All persons having claims the state of virginia t."
onfy Hand bounty heirs assigns 10 present The
inns >l forever thereafter be considered and held 10 he void
~ The clam. @: such officers and soldiers returned to
:. II. PARKER, Reg L. 0tsee.
e. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

mo sly cot 1RY CUsToMERS.Ihe sussor ber has sold
out Boots Shoes Trunks, &c-e Is very
his business would Therefore say 10 l"e
that are indebted me- either by bond notr, ace"in 10
send Nv the first opportunity aid sctue up ny
they will great r .uin! III TIE store
of J. Z. Watkins Co.. oppos!tra,hc Ruins tase iloe
- SAMUEL. PUTNEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

NrOTICE-1he Franklin Manufacturing Company have APP
pointed A. : Maddox their Agent who will be furnished al
his Store two below the Bank Of Virginia. with large
suupy of all the varieties Writing Paper made their Mil
viz Foolscap, acap and letter Paper all WHICH NJ
will sell by aud retail such prices rs cannot a 10
satisfy the City and merchants and citizens OF
the State generally respectfully invited TO examine his Stock
and see if is domestic manu-
f.ctures RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
o., 4.-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

HAVE taken Old and we'll established stand iatey ocou
BIZ Nr>srs David Anderson Jr, Co., corner oil u ana
streets fa purpose of conducting the above named hus
and have engaged of Mr. David Anderson Jr
N Oye;,on A. Mo>hy late members OF the SAID concern 10
Ia The prosecution the business From Their expert
m arorer, department and the wheat trade. and my own
tobacco trade trust by strict attention tn AL business con
, management In give satisfaction To those who may ia
W!lh ihc patronage solicit return o tie ola irie'us
4He:lll Of the late finn OF David Anderson ~,
well Il the pualr generally am lay ing IN NV stock
Groceries aud expect by the ls April Ia have my assoftmen.
cir and ready supply ORDERS. BEING very conveniently
@ tr forwarding goods the country particular al
'aiog w.l be paid to that department Of the business
WM. ANDERSON, in.
gShmrrl Mach lOrh lsl2 l0p-lawiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08
PhiiantAropie Hall, Unirersity Of ". c.

THE HON JOHN Y MASON has accepted the appointment
phanthropc Society, 10 deliverable Annual Address
before the OF the University Of NORTH caro-
lima on Wednesday, Of June, the day preceding COM
r,snr,ment W. :. MULLINS,
J. ]. 81 MMERELL,
]. H. MYERS,
Committee II Correspondence
ll0--3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

49, -e oi Two Deeds oi Trust executed to the SUBSCRIBE
Robert Cousins on the 18th day of June, lelp whcn s,,
m both Of record in Clerks Office o the Cnns N"u
celia for cert ,n purposes therein specified shh'' on VI.
~; Ami, next, on the premises where the sad hone'
ms nny resides in The lower end of The county oil Ane'd
al, Ia - hi chest bidder, for cash. certain uael OF
and specified IN said deed, containing: eleven nun
acres bounded by Aapomat'os river, Nin'ercomake
,s l,n,ls Of Robert Macune and William Nance ANA he
s,. nom the new bridge Also. about forty very Sana-
.g-s described said deeds. consisting OF men, women
,, ,lsn about 10 head Of Cattle 80 bead OF sheep,
,... all the stock of Hogs Feather Beds aud Fur
w. n, the Household aud Kitchen Furniture and fan'aon
every description belonging To the sa!d kopett lou
,c,,isd IN The deeds Of trust aforesaid. The subscriber
"a the purchasers only ssch title As Is vested IN MIN
l..l. aforesaid, which j. believed 10 he nndoubtro.
"' WILLIAM GO0DE, in, Trustee.
~ Tn. Land viii be sold for one third cash. the balance III
~ ir,, annual instruments. BY consen, OF parties.
'--A WIN. GOODE, JR.,
SAMUEL. W. COUSINS.
l05-2aw3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

THE the of Norfolk Sansrmond Princess
Bun>wick, Dnwidie, and Grcensviilr; King and
Queen KING William Gloucester. Matthews and Mddiesex
Fuyaa oochani Louisa and Hanover; Ioudoln and Fam
fax Aeghany, Bath Potahan,as, Bnetour and Roanoke,
Brooke Ohio Tyler and ar>hall kanawa, Mason, Cabcl o
gan nias Jackson aud the Mayor OF the 10
Norfolk will take notice, that elections are TO be held NJ
h.r and designated by law for holding
eec,iu,s on the fourth Thursday April choose Sena
tors To epiesen respective districts In the neat General As
semby a. HaNSFohD l. ,.
siar,h 2o;h, 1872 los-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

S,PRING DRY GOODS.-THO.M7S DEL-4H.1RE QU-5RLES
- would call the Of his customers and all Those III
of Dry Goods Stock which has been selected with
the care m York and Philadelphia, and bought prn
cay al auction very low prices and will be sold At small
advance, for cash ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

CiRp-D.si,in. wind my business a General 7gtnt
\ M P.rea-if-y speedily possible, most respectful
IN indebted me 10 settle their accounts
aaA< which hereby do for the patronage extended 10 me-
0hce on .lth street, opposite the Custom House .
JAS q. WATSON, lGte .igeat Psntent,Grv
IT.. ,-,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

i VAlJ ABLE FARM FOR SALE.
yISU IN nv Tract Land IN the county ot Nelson, con-
ANN, between -, and hundred acres, situated about
,,,r. River Canal and about the distance from
River aenoi,e where there is Tobacco Inspection ana the
y Ns and II required by the purchaser possession gwen
,-,v SIN Negroes Horses and Plantation Tools 10 com
M M ,,, on moderate terms. As II is expected that no one
ofht.- without first viewing the land, II Is deemed unne
~ 10 syc any further description Of the saine-See II 70
- ' ~ NELSON ANDERSON.
NIL ~ lO7-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

rrliOMAS CHARLES ELLIS have IN Store their ulI
supply Foreign aad domestic. Staple and Fancy Dki
GOODS they enabled 10 offer 10 country merchants
and others q unusually !u~ ifices.
Win The view Of extending business In HARDWARE and
CUTLERY they recently added In their stock IN tins de
parlnenl considerably and present an assortment
every way draL- In will be found the usual variety of
Slee Metals, Shovei-, ces ScyheS Sckles Axes. Edge
Tools. Screw Plates, Wrenches, lion Wre Locks latche-
Springs Hinges Butts Nails Bells, Buttons. Britannia
Wares Block Wares, Hollow Wares Mills, Screws, Anvis
Braces and BIS Candestrk Curry Combs Guns sad
dery &C. which they invite the attention of the town
Anr,,5 l0-,M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

r~rr,ynr their Spring Stock OF Goods. embracing al
Wool fur SIR lrghorn, panama and palm leaf hats
l., straw and Tuscan Bonneis which VIII be sold al
e n rsall Al Prices cofte>p ondnc with the times
JSo. THOMPSON \ co.
,,,,, l0t-6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-08

n TARuSON CO. are receiving their Spring supply
ID Of DRY GOODS consisting of the usual variety Of Foreign
and domestic adapted 10 the season, which they o9cf Tor
so - lG9-Gts