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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

nLD WINES AND LIQUoRS-Aso, GRoCERIES.-l have
" very large and general assortment Of old Wines aad Ii.
cos part of which have kept hand, Improving for len
Years and were then said 10 .cuy ycars DID, Ny Groceries
will fair comparison with the best in the city, as may
regard quality and ;ce and caefuDes in putting Of them up
The old Wines and Liquors will be found most beneficial, Tor
the preservation Of eah when moderately and udicioy
Should any one he found credulous not 10 have firm and
unsaken belief in PLAIN matter of fact assertion lei him
enquire call the Subscriber who has been regular tempe
rate drnkrr during the OF his life and not salts
fed with his healthy appearances they portrait of his
uncle who died ago in the State of New York aged
D7 wears and he was e kIexa be drinking fish Ice the
day he len Fcfentosh, then STRIPPING WIN. WALLACE.
4 re "a 3l-wly
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THE proprietor grateful for The patronage he continues 10
receive from an enlightened and liberal public and begs leave
10 inform them of his unremed endeavors please all who
make Exchang Hotel their home. The price Of board now
reduced rer and merchants from the country and
Others remain week 81 so day only wlthou
any extra charge fires light &C. He is also prepared 10
receive few gentlemen with their families single gentlemen
10 board ON the terms for the And To Tie mem
the Legislature for the ensuing session. he hegs leave
state be less than other establishment
in The city, considering the comforts and afforded
country visiting the Hotel with their horses
are informed will be taken of them by Mr. James
Harden Stable contiguous to the Hotel at 80 cents pei
day. Yearly oadpr for meals only, in the Gentemens oId
"a's' wv p'' ''1'' -'AN'>' FREDERICK BoYDEN.
Pcbmond NV 7 1919 52-2aw5w
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81 1913

E'1.SOh GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY.-This School WIN be
- continued The ensuing year, commencing on the ION o jan
nary aud closing 18th of December "lI~ln. win
mouths vacation the instruction of Miss H. Hsb anu,
from the liberal patronage she has received for the lat ve years,
trust general satisfaction The OF instruction
embraces HE requisites or thorough Eng ls Education, 10
getler with FIenchand Music.
For Board and Tuon including lights and towels payable hai
French 10 90
Music, with the usc NJ Piano so %
Address-Hanoyer court.housc JNo. B. TOD
37--WGw
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WIN. ALLEN,
(AcESr,)
n n ~ n IT ID

DRAPER AND TAILOR,
receiving by the New York packets ms FALL and WIN
/ TER GOODS comprising general assortment Of Cloths
Csssimeres Vesings Merino Undtrdresng for gentlemen
Cloves, Scarfs Cavats Shirts nen and cOton handkerchief
&C. &c; indeed every article necessary for Gentiemans
wardrobe. !,
The above Goods have been selected by him person and the
care has heen in making the seecon he 49, there
FORE confident they have only be examined 10 give sails
faction. -, -,
fashionable manner will accommodate his prices to the times
and circumstances. :. 80,
sept,i9 """'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

YARNS FOR SALE Subscriber is authorised dispose
the Farm &c Mr. f. a. Locke lying the county Of Ccs
erf-l about G miles from The city Of Richmond This tract
ito acres, well tincfed, well enclosed and good
heart The dwelling house. barns, stables Ill in pretty
good order There the premises excellent saw MIL
and Gs Mill, which needs repair. Owing the bad
health Of the proprietor the whole property is offered Io $4,000
One Of the finest Farms the Upper James river IN The
market. Ii contains about 200 acres 25 of which low
grounds Of the finest quality The highland in r highest
of cuvaton and but little inferior to the law grounds
Buildings, and complete. TERMs-S3 00 $4,000
cash. the balance time, bearing II is seldom that
Oct ri Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

LIMITED STATES HoUSE-Mrs. MARY NJ. BURWELL
having the houses formerly occupied by Mrs ia
Rev. Mr. Norwood tboth forming bock she is
prepared board Families Members of the Legislature, Medical
students hers, accommodating other
house in the city Richmond. The is well known,
any notice relative its eligibility need
less suffice say that h contiguous to the Capitol 'beins
fashionable parts city, and will be conducted In style
which will the comfort of all who may favor her with
their patronage.
rooms for gentlemen. i.
Nay
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PREMIUM GUNS AND RIFLES. OF RICHMOND MANU-

PREMIUM GUNS AND RIFLES. OF RICHMOND MANU-
FACTURn
HoMAs TYRER respectfully calls the attention of line lovers
aood Gun or Rife to his splendid assortment OF dou
hls and single Guns manufactured under his immediate su
uen,endenee and warranted equal 70 any made In the UNI,
pa S,a,ssall Of which, together with large assortment OF
Guns Fowling and Fishing Tackle, of his own importation are
offered al very reduced prices suit The times And Ri nc Re
If those wishing purchase is to give him call
and examine his before bnying elsewhere TO SAFE
Nov .. A'1'A 574w
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, &c.
Nc,o Store for the Safe Of Roots, Shoes and Trunk.
Rn and I1Lic1s

EoNARD & co. offer the public generally, at their
IL wholesale and retail establishment, Main street, Rich
mond Virginia. doo below n H. Jenkins and the Er
change ut general assortment of the above goods many of
which manufacture and which they warrant 10 be
equal quality and style 10 any goods sold in This city, They
keen constantly hand general assortment Of Northern
Boots, and Bogans If various styles suitable for nil class
es OF persons and lowest TERMS very liberal deduction
made buying By TIE package and terms liberal TO those
vho nav uromulIy. Z. VI. LEONARD,
J. ). PESHINE.
Nor 52-w}m
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i, a Justice of the Peace for the --- aforc.
subscribed aesng Witness personally appeared before
in my aforesaid and made oath that the above
scbed parties above letter attorney acknowledged
presence of the said their and deed
hand and seal this - - day of ---,
eighteen hundred and --. --, lSeaLl
Nov 10 ,3-2awtlD
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con REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, living In
V upper end of Amelia Virginia, about the 9th
Gay last Negro Man, named Dick about 40 IS years
age complcccd about the ordinary size, rather thin
cheek bones; when spoken To lie speaks sho-a full
sit and short nhskes It is deemed de-
his clothing when o cs is presumed he has long
changed them lie keen. artfu fellow and will not
I'll tr,h only by accident lie has wife in ClaksYie,
Eseaaars county belonging 70 certain Henry Wood, who
' purchase Dick Dick also anxious To 90 with
a believed therefore, that he lurking about that place,
M man will give The above reward any person who will
ling him 10 me- or eonfne him Jail that get him
i-ain. JAMES GfLI.S.
Anei, On ", ~, - 1919 46-Sw
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS, DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
LARGE ard well selected Stock embracing the
n ty Of the above articles, of first quality for sale low by
ALIEN DUVAL & CO., Main street. Richmond
Oct. l3 45-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

!oaN Vi. MILLER AND WILLIS J. DANCE having asso
GATED together in the practice of tie Law, viii
attend The Superior aud Inferior Courts Of Fovhaan
either them viii receive prompt attention OF BOTH
Aedress-Puwhatan Court house, = -,
EiFEkEscEs:-Messrs Ellis Hubbard, Gardner Co. ~. W
lI.J Fiy Co JOHN Gordon, +. & ]. S. james Co.. Wade
" Woodbridge, Richmond saml r Hawes rowhaan Court
Villain L. Booker Amelia; COL Peter Guerant, Peter Archer
Grcalcnd.
Nov. ia 81 I'm
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1896 prizes, amounting 10 SbU5,6C6
70 number Lctery-I3-drawn ballots.
Certificate Of a package Of az whole Tickets, $40
Do do half do. 20
DO do &c quarter do IS
Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the
above Magnificent Lottery address
j. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, Va
" An the drawing will be Immediately after
o all who order from
Nov 81 55-oawtd
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Twenty thousand Giant Asparagus Roots from TO two
wears old price SO 20 IS cents per hundred.
RASPBERRY.
Raspberry Vines, at 81 per hundred.
GOOSEeERRIES,
or different kinds, at l2k cents each.
N D-I under cultivation, for next year, considerable
addition of new varieties of all the above kinds.
w Orders addressed tpos paid TO the subscriber or LEWIS
HILL will be promptly attended tothe Trees, &C., packed IN
sum . '"''~ - 80 JAMES VIA.
n, 49-miin
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The subscriber has discovered another Spring the waters
which exoed highly by those who aye used hsm and
they are certainly very siIgng As The these waters
there might said and hundreds of certificates might be
produoed, but the subscriber deems il unnecessary.
Juue 81 l4-tf FRANCIS A. WILSON.
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JAMES A. PATERSON, COMMISSION MERCHANT Riehmond
YW sive prompt attention sales OF all kinds OF Pre
duce and Merchandise consigned 10 his care store on Car
oct. ID s7-wly
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ON CuiTRcU TAVERN IN HANO'

OLD CHURCH TAVERN IN HANOVER
WILL be offered for sale, the premises, nj public auction on
MONDAY the 4h Of December, lo3, If fair, else The neat
fair day thereafter under the provisions of deed IN trust from
James d. Elicit subscriber dated November lci and du
y recorded in Hanover County Court Office, 10 secure lie pay
ment oil certain of money IL Albert ,. Jones
This valuable property of high rcpute and well established as
pubic kpuse lies main road from the city Of Richmond
the lower Ferries crossing the Pumunkey about miles from
Newcastle from The Piping Tree and ID from Rich'ondthe
buildings nearly excellent order very convenient
and abunaty commodous for the objects o their construction
the location healthy good neehborhood, aud attached
the establishment 81 of Land or less Tor ara
BILE ld suite productive of the ordinary OF the coun
Tie will he made much In cash will pay be
SaU0 $780, with interest from the ls january last
and the charges incident the saeand credit for S25 TIL
the LIST of January and for The remainder OF the purchase
money upon sucn shall then bc made knownat the OPP
ton Of the purchaser, deed OF will be required on the pro-
perry the credit payments, the title thereto WIZ be
retained subject the action Of this trust for default
Should the highest bidder fail to comply IN reasonable time
with The OF SALE the property will forthwith be again pun
cy Sold without other notice, the risk and on the response
bilty of such bidder.
The title this property is believed 10 be indspnahle but
selling Trustee, ha only convey such rs vested IN ME
with special warranty. WIN. II. CURTIS, Trustee.
Oct. d 4'-tns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

pEEMluM BLANK BooKs.-J. W. RANDOLPH has set OF
Bark Books tf which he received silver medal at the late
Agricultural Far the best paper well ruled and bound
ever seen in Richmond which he will sell at mode
re No charge for the extra work reeol'ec that
BANK @ok and al other kinds Of Bookbinding, done al sho
hI'.e and in style that mns give satisfaction.
noiS Ia MI warranted
~ o:dcs Tor Cooks, Stationery, Music &C.. viii receive
Fi9la attention. if nd dressed 10
J. ". RANDOLPH, Main street, Richmond
Ney 10 Std
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RICHMOND & LYNCHBURG CANAL PACKET LINE,
R,I Iran SIcnrrhnnLs

THE undersigned beg leave TO inform the public generally,
that the has bcen established and will commences
running the OF July The precise day shall mere
after published The boats will be of the best character for
comfort saety ard expedition ard viii Gord such fasscs 20
the tirouch or yay travel as will insure satisfaction.
Through from Richmond ynhburs 47 miles IN "a hours,
ui-weeky. CHakLES DlMMoIn W.
Richmond, July 4, 1912. lb-2awly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

DUBIJC SALE OF LAND STOCK, CRoP ssc-yyH be
sold, the 9Th day of DECEMBER 1873 (i far II not on
the day. e premises the ghcst bidder the
Tract Of Land which the late Elizabeth Harding resided con
miles the Court - The AppumaoS river, and
adoinn. the lands Of Dr. William Crnmp, DR. Abner CrInp.
Ben Mead and others About 40 acres of this ta river
boOm high land vi good quality aud portion Of II in good
hea The improvements comfortable and convenient being
amply sufficient for the accommodation of family and securing
cio2. The onethrd cash. the balance IN two equal
annual payments bond aud personal security WIN be sqniied
snance Of County Of Powlatn. 1t will be
shown by either Of the subscribers by Mr. John ROBINSON ie
siding the premises. GEO. ~ HARDING, Cumniis.
A. C. JOHNSON, sioners.
NJ win he Sold al Tie same time and place ~ public auction
Croa Of Corn, Fodder, Oats, &c The Plantation Utensils
Household and Kitchen Furniture and probably Of isey HG
the day Of sale. GEO N. HARDING,
Administrator Of Elizabeth Harding, deceased.
Powha,an co., Oct 81 lsi3 5o-Ntds
VALUABLE LAND &C., For saLE-iy virtue of the last
will Of Muscoe BoIware deceased, the sub crbers will sell,
il fair If not the next fair day thereafter the premises
Farm whic! the sad Mnscoe Eouware rmcy resided,
the Port Royal and containing aboit 500 acres,
Goo of which cleared and produce well in corn,
PARTON of il is first meadow land the remaining part
wood, well with IL hickory cedar sc, winch valuable
demand There seeded The land between eighty
and ninety bushels of wheat. The Improvements Of
dwelling house, with four and passage below ana
and passage ahnye and all oa houses in to-
eahr good repair There j. upon the farm great variety Of
well fruit and the saren abOunts
With the riches. kind Of flowers pau &C. The 1nd will be
sold in The whole, divided To snit purchasers The terms Of
the sale will b., third in cash and the remainder in
eqa! annual instruments 10 be secured by deed Of Trust
The premises and bonds with approved personal security
Al time and place. shall offer for sale, the House
and Lot in the town Of Port Royal in which John p Messy at
resides and vacant Lot Ia aad town. containing about
Terms of this property will be made known the
day OF sale.
Immediately after the sale Of the Land, shall sell the pc
shabe property of the said decedant consisting of the Stock
of Horses Cac Sheep and Hogs Carriage and Harness near
" new Gig and Suikcy Two Wagons, Ok Carts the
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils, top and
blade Fodder Shncks lIay &c the terms of which will be-
months credit all five dollars the purchaser giving
bond with approved security for that and under cash will be
required. All persons said requested
make payment aud those having claims against the
pesen, e that may he made for their
humiliation. THOMAS h. MARTIN,
RICHARD II. GARRETT,
Executors Of Muscoc Boulwarc. deceased
Nov 81 5S-w2w
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nRINTING INK-We shall eonstansy hand full
supply johnson Durars best Printing in al moderate
Enquirer Office, March 10, ls4a 100
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IVES RIVER LAND FOR sALE-By virtue OF a Deed of
executed hy John Christian TO us as Trustees for GER
therein described which deed bears date the twen
y o. June, 1888 and is of record In the Court OF Charles
sspy We shall proceed, the a7h day OF February next
Nm acon Office News Rooms tho Borough of Norfolk, to
I Inc highest bidder for cash, Tract of Land lying in the
Of Charles city, called NEW WESTBURY, supposed
iom 200 TO 500 and situated between Berk
i. shirley This estate understood TO be valuable, and
o ntsputabe; but acting Trustees shall convey
''-eh TILE as Is vested in us by the said deed.
JOHN a. MACKiNDER, T,.,se
M, - r. MsCaSDISH,
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DUETLC SALE OF NEGRoEs-on MONDAY, the 18th day
Of December 1892 Boydtnn, Meckenbrg Virginia. shall
SELL for cah about thirty NEGROES belonging the Estate Of
the late John G. Goodc They are for the part youngnen
aud wome and supposed TO be valuable any family Of
Negroes in the STATE w. O. GOODE,
Executor of ]. c. Goode, deceased.
Noy 57-alytd,
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WANTED-A PARTNER IN THE PRINTING BUSINESS.
THE Proprietor, wishing have associated with him Part
in his business, would dispose of bali OF his Print
ing Establishment which is of the largest aud best II Tue
STATE containing variety Of Type Tor newspaper uoos
Job and Ornamental Pnlng with Presses &c &c It's oca
ton the heart ofthe city, and receiving liberal snare OF
public patronage. To steady practical Prnte or literary
gentleman, wishing in the business good opporun
is offered For particulars, address NJ o. v, Box So" Post
Office Richmond Va.
Nov. 5l-r
JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA COMPANY
THE ninth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF The James
River and Kanawha Company will be held at The Capitol
the City Of Richmond with OF The proper auofy
on MONDAY The llth December next.
BY order of the President aud Directors
w. d. CHITTENDEN, Sec'y.
Richmond, 9TH November, 1913.
(FoRM OF A PROXY
u NOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS, That we, the
IN Subscribers being in the james River and ka
nawha Company, do hereby constitute and appoint our
true attorney aud proxy each in all
general meetings Stockholders said Company held with
in six months after the hereof when
personally present represented by other proxy with full
authority such general meetings. 10 give such
votes each OF could give
present. do hereby ray confirm whatever vote
u.s. pursuance authority hereby conferred him.
Witness our hands anu seals this - day OF -, one
thousand eight hundred and -.
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A CARD.
HE subscriber who has for many had charge Of Dib
rei' Springs AMI the last OF the Warm Spngs-has
nd the = Madison House," occupied by Mr. Boyd OF
w b. wl take possession 25h inst. The Genital 20
i Of TINS ose, heing Bank street, and within 70 steps
q ne Capitol square makes most desirable location 10,
GGc Legislature, for whom lie will reserve some o
b. soliciting call from his old friends he pro
CHAS j.. DIBRELL.
Mar
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twice a week,

ngsse quarterly: rxo, -. cour,rv wbe,ever
lis unknown al this office, must be autnen-
ii. enlostion fthe Postmaster In the neehoelhooa
;in no case be published. Every measure, that mas
10 prevent impostons and quixzes mas proved hereo
1v,iliug-We must, therefore, insist IN such case upon
being certified by the name OF the POSTMASTER
.4es 81, "a. back of ths letter !.
in advance and years publication unless specially
I'D for shorter ne and paid for in advance Tor That shofief
ne when ordered. .s,n
81 Qualification shall the order OF any new ana IN
% Subscriber unless paid for in advance, or satisfactory re-
he made known and accessible person IN regard 70
or his payment But, in of an order Tor pub
n without payment from subscriber who is unac-
with conditions single nuihber may % SENT COLI
,.-,,- ar accompanied by, copy of this reputation
The names all subscribers whose ability 10 pay may De
ny the publisher and who remain indebted on ofn
The from the time when Inc
was due erased from the list OF
- Resolutions Of the Editorial Convention o. "a.
Tsse Resolutions of the results of the collective WIS
Tie hitter experience of the Editorial Corps o. .rShh
assembled at Richmond on the 18th January 1888
Resolutions, determined abide lhenteIests
M recommend andour nte SIS require, an nfeS
Several the American presses are driven
M N. English of CASA Payments No class OF men mas
~ re ~ in abuse of Credit System than the Editors OF
aers The great difficulty consists in the transition from
~ . 10 the other Notwtls landing Resolutions of the
Fa Convention we induced TO continue several
braers the Book who in arrears to this once
The name OF every subscriber VINO
his rredrament will positively be stricken ofrom our roll
4, a. commencement of our next volume
"grsa That be recommended to the Editors Of Newspa
M rsr their for advertising and that they strictly ad
lar and that these prices be always such, as 10
OK. fair on,pt nsa,on for the labor performed"
Resolution oftks Editorial Convention
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES IN HANOVER


PURSUANT to the provisions OF deed Of trust executed by
VIM Patmon and wife the undersigned dated the Isl day
of September le40 aud duly recorded in the Clerks Office ri
the County Court of Hanover for the purpose of securing debt
there mentioned, due John Sheppard, shall proceed Ia
SELL TUESDAY, the 9th day OF December 1873 (beng Han
Court dayl honsc of Hanover county, public
auction for ready money the highest bidder parcel
of LAND situate lying and hene the said Of Hanover
adjoining the lands OF Wn Frayzer aud Others and
hundred be the less and bounded de-
scbed in the said deed. Also, Slaves, named Lewis
and named George. As Trusers shall
such title on vested in by virtue of the deed o"
trust aforesaid IOFTIS n. ELLETT, .r,s,..s
RO. NJ CARVEN, '
Nov0 ida
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rIIIS nsiuon s omen for the sick the following charges
j tpsyabie liz advance for The first week.)
While patients S. PER week.
Colored do
These every expense for medical attendance sur
gcai operations, board, medicine and nursing:
The for the sick ample ana complete IN
every respect Two Professors of the Medical College ys the
institution daily for prescribed periods in rotations and in cases
Of difficulty ali Of the Faculty are called in consul
taton, without additional charge to the patient .
An ostetrica ward has been prepared or the reception oil ~
,O The Axed above for medical ana surgical
..., -,
Patients laborng under insanity contagious diseases VIII not
Oe '''' s. MAUPIN, NJ. D., President.
A. "a 21wly
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DISSOLUTION.
rhE business Smith, Drinkcr Morris. dissolved on
Tie 3lst uinn The Of the Firm will be used BY el
RIO. I. SMITH,
GAaPL NJ. DRINKER,
A. MORRIS.
NOTICE.
NANL ". DRINKER & A NORRIS having purchased OF X.
SMITH his the business of Smith, Dnkei Nor.
continue business the old sand under The Firm OF
"NkER MORRIS and solicit Continuance of the patron
..oeso"t I'd upon the late Firm.
y ise indebted Smith, Drnker & Norris whose debts
how due respectfully requested make payment of the
-. SAM,L 81. nRINhER,
a. MORRIS. "
.ae'. Slim