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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-21

| WING ARiruMETIc-lt must be a pleasant and
comfortable thing indeed, to be well versed in the
science Of figures as the editor of the Richmond Whig
seems to be. Notwithstanding his party, according IL
the official returns, have only 80 members in the House
of Delegates out of the 1884, who compose that branch
of the General Assembly, he is endeavorng TO satisfy
the people by scientific process, that the Wings will be
enabled to carry one Of The most odous of their nea
sures at the next session of the Legislature, by the
sweeping majority of 80 upon joint vote of the two
Houses Thus the Wings have so members in the House
of Delegates, and IL in the Senate and It's understood
he says that 45 of the Locos have declared their deter
mnation vote for the reception of the State quota
Of the land money-of course j he has understood cor
recily, then in spite of Democratic majority o.
FORTY-TWO, when the question comes up whether
Virginia will prostitute her principles, by the accept
ance OF this Federal bribe according 10 this arithmetic
the vote would be % in the lower House and IL in the
Senate making 07 out of the 1G6, or clear majority
OF 80 in favor Of this base proposition The statements
Of that editor, however, not received even by hi:
friends in this part of the country at least with al
the confidence of gospel revelation, and most of them
will place hut little reliance upon what he has here re
veaed, unless he will condescend to be little more
particular than he has deemed it prudent this
sion to be- How did MIR. Moseey arrive at the know
ledge that 45 OF the Locos determined to betray
their country and TO sell her principles for mess o.
porrdge' Who are the individuals Give the
names if you dare Mr.. Moseey; and let the Delegates
elect who have been thus charged in lump with me
ditating to perpetrate gross outrage upon theI
country have opportunity to defend themselves
We defy you to produce them if you fail to do SO
do have the magnanimty 10 admit that you mis-
tax -PnUcu Sfnr
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Letter rccctred by the C0WmWet o. Infhdhoh J0r inc
Democratic State COnrention hcd at Salisbury NOrti
Carolina, The 20h Mag, 1ci2:
WAsnlxG1ox, 10th MAY, 1912
Genilemen The advanced period OF the session o.
Congress, and the many important subjects which are
pressing themselves upon the attention OF the Houses
will render improper for me to leave my duties here
to attend the Convention of Republicans Of North Ca
rolina in conformity with your kind invitation. Were
il otherwise nothing would afford real salts
faction than to visit your State at this delightful
of the year. and to avail myself of your invitation tc
make the personal acquaintance Of political friends SO
we'll known throughout the Union for their inhexble
adherence TO principle as ore the Democrats oil North
Carolina.
The anniversary selected for your meeting is one oil
the deepest interest TO the whole country, and one
which cannot fail 10 inspire the Convention, and ali
who may enjoy the privilege Of attending il with pa,r
otto and salutary recolcctions.
We permit ourselves 10 feel depression, in view oil
the present condition Of country and true it is
national Treasury empty our public credit depressed
our currency derangcd, our markets dull and our 70
reign relations not altogether free from of
iety and apprehension Still strong in numbers
and resources, and present complaints proceed rather
from the want of market for abundance than from
want of the necessarIes of life of which that abun-
dance consists.
Pecuniary embarrassments, both public and private
rest upon the country and both have been
principally By depending more upon credit than
upon our labor, to conduct to wealth. by trying TOO
s,renuousy TO legisate ourselves into pecuniary indie
pendence and too little to work ourselves into it.
They seem 10 have forgotten that Governments like
ours cannot make money, but must draw it from the
pockets Of the people, for the necessary expend-
lures and, instead of vigantly watching their
ments institutions which may Cypress and impover.
sh us, to have looked up to them able by their
ton, to shower money upon us.
An entire change Of this mistaken and perverted po.
Icy with steady application of industry, rigid
regard to economy in public and private affairs, and
small portion of that devoted patriotism and lofty self.
denial which Influenced those Republicans of n. Ca.
rolina who on the Goth May, 1875, made the first De-
caration of American Independence, cannot fall at an
early period, to surmount present domestic embar
and prepare much better than they could
prepare themselves for any external difficulties 1t
against the expressions of Government, for its boun
that they commended They sought to be left free
seek the road TO wealth, without fatal distractions from
their Government not to institute Governmen which
should accumulate money for them They did not he
eve hata people could be forced upon prosperity by tax
alton, and hence they refused to be taxed without their
consent. The sages of that day, willing to sustain Co.
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ID ETWEEN John Eary's Union Coffee and X H. zen
ID kins,s Dry and doors below Governor street
We would take this late opportunity Of thanking e ppc M
yors received the years not our design al hrs'
10 establish ourselves through the press hut 10 do by giving s
tsfacton who call upon which we CONSIDER r eea
bile any other bas and ot which we are sau 10 ko" has
been almost universal. -, -,
Il our design pursue the course al this time, ana of
the future All sold that do please III cost quail.
IT, Color make, fashion, Otherwise can be etunen ana
the money reunded-provided, the same shall not nave Dee
worn We have this time large stock II mol larger iah
any in the State line of business and would respectfully
invite economist give us call before Prchang anu ea
,mine for HIMSELF and not pronounced nv INV o
any other in the city, shall be very ic deceived
we have Cloth Coats S2 while others charge S ior max
and mmine the furnishing the cntl aud pants a s
that are si and Vests Shirts Drawers. iandkeTcels
caya Stocks Suspendrs Socks Gloves aud Collars OF many
kinds and qualities and all other articles usually kept ny Co-
es of which determined sell low, for cash; and re-
ors the public aud whether they want 10 buy or not
GSj- Ill Goods uarrdnttd ,....r, co
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PREWIT.U .M.lCIfI.rES.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
MACHINE MANDATORY,

Corner of Main and 10Th streets,)
Opposite The Medical College, Richmond, Virginia.
THE subscriber proprietor Of the above establishment keeps
constantly on hand Mil fura al short notice. made Il
the bes and by the most experienced wokme the fol-
''"s ''''' BoRsAviNG MACHINES, VIZ:
For Boand's Patent Staple Tooth Spring Bed Thrashg
Machines
Emmons' Patent Chan-3and H0rse-Powers, and stationed
ceared horse
Wheat Fans Of the most approved kinds
Brees Patent HORSEPOWER Grlst Mills
Parkes Patent Irontylinder, SteelSphng Con-Sheers
Sahord's Patent Shareholders
Bolng's Corn Planters
Hay Presses, Hosting Cranes
Tobacco Fatiennr Mills aud Castings
Sill Rounds every other kind Of Machinery
be called for.
The machines will be marked and forwarded orier With
printed directions for setting up and working ieni
For information nnacquainted with Machines
made subscriber thinks to publish the following
President Of the Agricultural Society Of the
enrco showing that premiums awarded II their
May Exhibition and Fair his Thrashng Machines, Wheat
Fans and Corn-Shelers:
In compliance with Resolution of the Henrico Agricultural
and Horticultural Society," directing President of the
give when certificates premiums awarded their
Exhibition and Fair held Richmond, the 9th OF May
s4lI do hereby certify that premiums were awarded to Jabez
Parker Thraing Machines Wheat Fans, and
Machines exhibited by INN al said Exhibition anu
Fair J. ii. TURNER, President.
" Should additional testimony be wanted TO show that those
Machines in way greatly superior 10 all olners IN use
favor, from twenty Others oil pro-
extensive farmers in this state and ie
of others that have his Machines IN Use
All wishing procure these Thashng Machines from
of the patent right for this section
Premium Wheat Fans the present senson, VIII
please favor him their orders early be convenient
''A' nc may &c '''e " 'SA''A - : JABEz PARKER.
AprA El-laN
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J. BRANNAN & co.

I AND FOR SALE-The subscriber having determined upon
IL removing The Valley of Virginia. offers for sale the tract
or Land ON which she resides, situated in Madison county OH
The road leading from Madison Courthouse to orange Cont
The latter The contains about 5 acre', including a
nyonor,ion of wood we'll adapted To the CROWN oil
rlov.r and plaster upon The dwelling and out
houses comfortable and convenient The situation Is heal
Inv and agreeable description IL deemed unnecessary
rs il is presumed that purchasers will visit the premises anu
Judge for themselves. The will he easy both rs To price
ana fe Of paymru Persons wishing purchase can address
the subscriber White Post r. o. Clarke Va nntll me MD
die of August next FRAMES phn'r 80 =.
kI,ul
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TN ctIANCERY.-VtkoISf,:-St Circuit SUPER, h,l q
L Law and Chanceiy, continued by ajjonrnmrh ~, s,, At
the county of James City aud The city oi A., ~
out house in the SAID city, 1ursday the TENN "
one thousand eight hundred and f"rtytwo: - go, sse ~
Samuel :. Griffin, James Lee md William H. 70 Pcd
fr themselves and such of the creditors al sah"e m ,b
ceased will join this suit, and contribute 10 "pat5
thereof,
against az p.,o, leesa.'l
Luci,is Cary Administrator Of S,mlel ". Dan r.
Christopher J. ID. Pryor, Jr Samuel w Pryor anu rbi,.a
or, the said Christopher. Samuel and MARY, wn Pad
heirs Of said sAml W. Pryor, deceased anu t,ndsnr
In thi, cause Thomas O. Cogbil is appointed ,%p,soG
guardian ad defend the infant defendant and
~ Pryor Jr, Samuel w. Pryor and Mary r. ri thercf
their answer which there is no exception, taxes
this cause came be heard on The bil WIZ onl.aI
confessed the defendant, lncs r. tay, ~ with ih
Samuel w Pryor. deceased he having been IN fsips
pna in this cause than two n0nths. al" .h,eh
aver IN The answers of the other drfendinis 10
mn the exhibits flied and the arguments aa
On consideration whereof the Cout doth
cree. the defendant, lucls r. Cary, nni..lonr Il
muel w Pryor, deceased, render before the ,o II
Cour, an account If his transactions on the e m..o
S1nnei w Pryor. deceased, which account ee Cir. RS
directed examine, state and se,e ana 20 Ann p.r
with any specially stated which r may
mr. which the parties may require. The =, aid atG
rpced 70 state an of all the debts a out,tsna
traitor binding heirs of said Pryor. ana az I'D also ~
debts due by said Pryor which bind he.-ana ~ain.r
rate account stating all the other debts said
Pryors estate, showing their rank ana aes IN giving.
accounts the Commissioner AUTHORIZE !" samur
tce 10 that effect all the creditors OF u V,rsn ono
Pryos estate in some newspaper pubIlsheu o said 5tcou
week for four successive weeks ard ne WIZ
TO this Court In order final decree. :
A Copy-Teste, TN n COGBiLi- -
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JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,

JAMES 81 GEORGE WINSTON,
Commission .Merehants-R iehmond, Tirginia.
REFERENCES:
E ei. Wi!s < Co. < Co.. Boston,
Fisher & Baldwin,
Robert Steen & Co.,
WIN. Taylor : Co.. Philadelphia
j I,.s Az, - ssaaddSfd, Ne" York
Thos. w. Pairo, Wastmgton.
H Hn%sei1 ! F Mckenzie alexandria.
Kirkland & Chase,
John Boggs L. Co, p,;.
Robert Howard * Co., N'''
Buck * Herr,
Wilson Sons, .Nsrfk.
Chs. II. Shield, '
Jas. Smoot, GeOrgetoun.
% 2SSS d 5lIrsi"so'i' 'al''4,s' Pa.
4smj; y y; M kaaa s~i.sssId, Ohio.
H 1a..n, ,aS.i herd Ga Martins Ferry Ohio
Crew & Cook, Richmond, Ohio.
Joseph Lands ( Co, Mem Orleans.
Thomas b. Winston,
Lemuel Jones, NJ Pleasant, Ohio.
VIM. Martin & Co., Creierile, Ohio.
M Mm + R. c Tasd Cincinnati, Ohio.
Robert Campbell, ST. Louis, 80.
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"THE DEAD MoSsrER.-The U. S. Bank building in
Chesrut street, advertised 10 be sold by the Sheriff of
Philadelphia 1t is splendid marble structure and
should be bought by the Government Indeed,
puzzled to imagine where bidders to be obtained
for such costly edi6ce Closed it is at present,
for The ordinary purposes of business it has melan
choly aspect Converted into q custom house, the ef.
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TN. o. cocBILL I

Coaxrs.rosEs'' Or H,h r..
CITY Of Williamsburg, June June ~, n sac
-. ... named Inci1s F. Cary, Admini,unaa"n, ives
TIE aeoss Of and al
and has no asen! within 'h s. sast notified
parties concerned in this cause arc 81 Iuly neat,
A. a 3d. ss accents; en"s
foregoing decree.
June IA
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To the Honorable the HOUSE Of Delegates, in the Com
,noDrcahk of Eirginia.

1nOHNcdnW 81 pFgtHtH'
TT will give me pleasure the capacity OF Door
Keeper al the General Assembly My pas
life has familiar with the practice Of similar dulles
he YOUR pleasure this employment VIII carry
tde TO your The Of the office has wisely
been year, and he who Ii not eapponted
the removed from his possfson prescribed
Citizen Equality Of rights and petensions, with occaonn
make the distinctive characteristics IN our iTet
system assemblies, well AS individuals
NAV nationally their enemies Will not serve them better
than their friends. unrs lallhlhiy, ..x .,,.,,
Culpepfr, June 1st, 1872. I'LL
IN CHANCERY-VlRoIsl:-At Court held for Louisa coun-
w. at the Court thereof Monday the OH day OF May
1926 ..,
William Foster Plan'if
Sarah Foster the widow Benz Foster Eliza Foster, Samuel
Foster Richard Foster Benz fnrr and another infant OF Benz
Foster decreased not KNOWN aso three infant chuleh o
nceIot deceased not KNOWN Agnes Foster WI
Foster deceased and hts thfec infant cniueh 70
witt Iancrlni Uria and Mary Jane Benjamin Johnson ana
Nancy wife, Jane Foster wdo" OF Richard Foster deceased
and her infant children wit: Missouri and Richard Foster
Richard rubs and Sarah his wife, Robert Cokf VINO inaeo
Foster dead, and his three infant chirrn tn WI"
Mary, Maria AMI Martha sarah. 80 pe,rnhahts:
The defendants, Sarah Foster widow OF benjamin osrr, Eli
N Foster Foster Richard Foster, Benjamin Foster an
Ir infant Of Bentnin Foster deceased whose name II mol
KNOWN also infant children Of ancelot Foster Dr.
ceased whose not known jams Foster widow o.
RcLad Foster and her Two infant Children To WIZ
Richard Foster and Richard Glhbs, mol having en-
tered their appearance and given security according To law ana
the Court and appearing 10 Tue Satisfaction oi ue
Court that inhabitants OF this STATE motion oil
the plaintiff his attorney, II Is ordered that the said iast
named defendants do appear tie justices Of County
uu Of Louisa County the Court house, the second Mon
day and answer the bill oil the pant ana INA.
copy order be fort hwit inserted in some newspaper
pubsed in the city OF Richmond Tor TWO nnis
and front door of this county on some Court cay
a Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, c. C.
Q-,psty
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Anril 10

INFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL colLEC
Persons laborns under diseases OF any kind not conaa
are admitted In institution nj the following rates:
For any period exceeding six weeks rhne paten
per week. coored do 81 For period exceeding si W"
a deduction of 81 per week is made in every case
The above charges include hoard, nursing, medicines %
attendance surgical operations and every necessary alrA
the patient may require Nc charges made III ans
There separate wards for the different classes oil it
and the accommodations are ample ana complete III even
spect. , -,
Two Professors of the College visit the Institution d.
one having charge Of the Surgical wards and the other o the
deal Tie lying ward is under the charge o the PoesN
Obstetrics. In all important the Faculty OF the College
called in consultation.
Genemt sending from the country To the nhrri
are expected give city reference Letters should be ad
- 90 70-pt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-21

cARn-p GAR8AHaTIbe leave most espeeinhy N.Y.. 70
m his friends and public. that he has imported direc'
from Iondon an article the manufacture Of summer ha
Ip 1s will uease any person that fond of wearing
W. h, They are Of beautiful drab color, far lighter than
esho hats ventilated SO that they viii keep the I ssU
cool, m. will them waterproof In fact ney
cb an article rs fail please every person that may
wear them, and they sold at The low price OF ST. .
AnrilI
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c. -, ,rcek Lv James Riocr Canal to Lynehburg
otA ~" L. Stnnrs In lie IYhifr Snfnhnr.

Cir f;,n g 1rceE IN JdHcS KtocT CuHH 20 IIyHtHUuS
'1 ~ fon tLenee bv Stages, to the White Sulphur,
MIN Natural Bridge and DiJreUs Springs
and after the esh March, Passage Boat. vii leave
u Richmond nj C. p NJ aud Lynchbus al 9 r. OIL Monany,
-. ,a ami Fridays and Scoltsviile, both down
and m az q NJ Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays, and into
Richmond and Lynrhburg the following night e,,,,.
% mforlabe and cheapest rour, with little loss OF bust
hes @ ravnp Richmond P. NJ, will reach SCOTS
Vile 10 dinner next day and Charlottesville by our Stages Al
r. N. -, -, s,.n.. x.,ch otsviIIe n,
p and leave morning at O'Clock, and arrive I'D
= ~ m A. st. connecting with the Stage Routes out oil
Staunton. 49, ,.,,. + ,,.bh,,, =, A NJ
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, and arrive IN Richmond al
= NJ and Iyncfburs at i, T. NJ, next day -
D. r,,;iie SIares by Cumberland C. H. to Farmvie
ON The arrival of tile day Boat from Rich
mond; and coming down will connect with Tic night Boat a. u
p M from Lynchhnr. 10 Richmond
D-r Fare to Iynchburg, 81 rnyorn :. n,vpypoRr
l09-6m
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The parties Interested in the above decree are notified M
have appointed Tuesday, the 18th day Of July next 10 %
~ al Louisa Court house, to commence taking the
directed by said rec; and they hereby required 10
ON that day. the accounts vouchers and proofs
enable NE do c. Y KIMBRorGn'
Commissioner Cir. Sup Court az Law a.,
Chancery for Ioui.a Cou,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-21

xx7ILLIAM +. RITCHIE, ArIoRsnr IT Law, Richmond "a
,h p,nLs Feb. "a
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"WAsHiSGroN IRvISG.-Snce the arrival of this
gifted gentleman in England his literary friends have
been disposed 10 extend to him reciprocity Of the CT.
Whites extended to Dickens in this country At the
late Anniversary OF the Literary Fund Society in Lon
don, for the benefit Of distressed authors, enthu
siastc reception given to Mr.. Irving His health
was drank with rapnrous applause, to which he re.
turned thanks in few feeling and well chosen words.
Prince Albert presided with and elegance, and
Moore and Campbell, poets, fial!am, the historian,
James, the novelist, and many other eminent scholars
of the day, were present. He has left England for
Madrid, by the last accounts from the metropolis
Erening Journal.
ofar from being treated with attention at The dinner
above mentioned Washington Irving, as will be seen
by all who refer TO the account of the dinner in the
London papers, treated with marked neglect, if his
claims author and the representative of this coun
try are taken into consideration Every titled BOBBY
at the dinner toasted and lauded before Washing
tons lrvings mentioned. he should have
come frst-as Natures nobility should always have
precedence of the adventurous distinctions of birth
accident We should never admit the claims OF arts.
tocracy in this country. We too often ready 10
succumb to the petty distinctions of other countries,
dazzled by the pomp and glitter of their show. Our
brhrgt should teach despise and condemn them
under all circumstances and upon all occasions
philadelphia Gazette.
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NYoTICE-From and the 25th Of April, our rweeky
~ lines Of Packets Lynchburg will Leave Richmond ana
yncburg ON Monday Wednesday, and Fridays, ut O'clock
Bv This form connection with the va
rims Lines of stages running of Lynchbug Our
Boats Richmond usual vz on Monday 1anos
vile aud Halifax stages, and also with The and
os over Mi ohers going West Richmond its vicinity
we shall not say any thing refer passengers and others
those who have travelled our packets ,.,ro,,,
ON BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
All, ~ ll6-tf
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May 81

C,ARMvlLlE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-Pursuant 10 a L..
of Trust executed The subscriber by Geo. r. M.r-
wife, the a2d day al September lsi aud Of IN 4
Clerks Office of the County Court of Prince Edward n,
on the 2nd day of August 1912 the premises The Town
Farmvile, sell lie highest bidder credit be ma
the day of sale, tile House and Lot present ccru
by Mr. Vernon sting of Of Lets Nos IL and
fronting Main street, about the ol business
Motlley's Factory and Lot attached Of H.
first mentioned Lot Also Boat Household K,r
Furniture Negro Women, and Negro Gil Phis, .oa
The proceeds be applied according 10
Said sale will be continued day day. until comp,te
Tie said property believed 10 be undoubted but at.
a Trustee shall only convey such title vested -
by the Deed Of Trust aforesaid.
WA. C. FLoURNoY, Tus.,,
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SECOND HAND PIANOS IN FARMvILLE.-For sale, eieh,
- second hand Pianos, from $50 10 $40 Also
the bes, manufactures New Music, Books &c. all al Rich
mond prices, by A. T. BlGLOW.
Nave ll9-wH
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Chancery continued and held for Louisa connty a. ,h at
house thereof. Wednesday, the 18Th day Ap, T. ol'.
William ]. Hunter, guardian Of Sarah j. Kennon Ir,n,r
against
McCalIey Kennon "a Administrator Of John Kenpor 49,,
and in his own right John Krnnon, Administrator d.
Of Joseph F. Kennnn deceased, and in his own rich, h'a
Bbb aud Nancy his wife James llngson and MARY HI. w
Philip H. Jones' Administrator OF Charles Kennon deceased
This cause came this day, he heard ON the bl @
reuIicaons thereto and exhibits filed, the bin taken
James Bihb and Nancy his WIFE was arrn
COUNSEL consideration Whereof the Court doth order
and decree that the defendant, mcCaey Kennon render
a Master Commissioner of this county fair full tue are
Of his administration the estate Of John krnnon der.,
Also an account him. Administrator John Rem
deceased distributes of said John Kennon and b
said McCalcy krnnon likewise render before said Comms
full fair aud account Of is transactions Comu.
for the sale 0fthr Land aud Negroes held by Hannah
late widow OF John kennon deceased, in lieu and rp
dover And Is further ordered, adudsd and ~
creed, the defendant John kennon, do render be H.
said Commissioner fu fair aud Of his adm,
traton on Of Joseph Kennon deceased and %
account dents, fanny there be- that remain ana
the estate OF said Joseph F. kennnn. deccasrd and i
ordered audit and the SAID .y
accounts, and the same 10 this 0nurt, an,
deemed pertinent himself, either Of the parties IN OIL
a final decree. Copy-lestc,
JOHN HUNTER ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-21

rI,o FARMERS AND PLANTERS-WO.NBLES DE.a.vE
CoMM,roS MERcH.sI on 1914 and Cary streets, offer then
services III all kinds of country produce partcu
ay so tobacco flour, wheat and Their
zion is i'm Of bnsnes and nearthe mills which
very convenient them attend sars wheat and
a. well q tobacco and Hour and by strict attention
ness hope merit the patronage OF the public.
Iune