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

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
AT meeting of portion OF the Democratic party
Of Rockingham, he al the OF Mr.. Van Pet in
Harrsonburg, Monday afternoon, the Goth of Nov.
on notion
John Cowan was called to the Chair, and J H. Wart-
mann appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting briefly explained By
d.. 2. Harrison, whose motion committee Of five
appointed to prepare resolutions for the action OF
tn, meeting. The Chair appointed the following gen
tsmen, viz Dr.. P. Harrison, Major f. Fl. Smith
Major A. Byrd, Jehu Warren, Esq, and J. II. Wart-
mann.
The committee retired, and after short ABSENCE re
ported resolutions which were amended by the meet
ing; and ultimately adopted with unanImty in their
amended form. The resolutions as follows:
Rcsolred, That this meeting has decided preference
for Martin Van Buren, for the next Presidency But
while go for him rst pledge ourselves to sup
port cheerfully and zeaousy whoever shall be the
ninee of the National Democratic Convention.
latter the passage Of the above resolution, mo
lion of Major f ri. Smith, the word "unanlmously'
was inserted; when the resolution in lis ndcd form,
was unanimously adopted
Resoired, That of the decided opinion that
every State has the unqnestlonable right TO appoint
its own Delegates TO the National Convention in It's
own way, aud in accordance with lis own established
usages.
R.soiued, That, in view of the importance of tho.
rough aad complete and efficient organization of our
forces dem It necessary 10 form at all convenient
points in the county, Democratic Associations that
10 the coming struggle, Rockingham may give good
account of HERSELF and that when this meeting adjourn
it adjourn to meet again, al his place, the LIST Satur
day evening in December, for the purpose of forming
Democratic Association
On motion OF c. d Gray committee of 10 was ap-
pointed nominate .gates to the Convention to be
held here in January next. The committee reported
the Of the following gentlemen who were unani-
morsly chosen 10 represen, Rockingham in the District
Convention:
Harrisonburg.-Dr Harrison, J. NJ. Conrad, Oh. d.
Gray, Coleman Payne.
Mt. Crawford.-James c. shipman, Major R. Grat-
tan
Ottobine.- Martin speck, Milton Irvine.
Brooks Gap.-Captan George Branner, Jacob
Trumbo.
Kepllngers Precinct Samuel M Her, Jacob Keep
lnger.
Tmberville Samuel MofF IT, N Bare.
Spat,pol s.-George F. Deneale, j. D. William
son, Jr.
McGaheysve. jacob Rush, Colonel William B.
Yancey.
Conrads store-Cconel II. Miller DR.. S. B. Jen-
nings.
Resolred, That the Rockingham Register, the Wood-
stock Sentinel, tile Valley Star and the Richmond En-
qarer be respectfully requested to publish the proceed
ings of this meet ns.
W.pTNIyg Sem
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY, !

J
THE Trustees would inform the public, that MI sidney L.
has recently been appointed to take charge Oh TINS
Institution the scholastic viii commence on he
a0h January next and close the Goth OF pecemDer WIN
vacation Of month, take place in June and July.
There will and female department the former unnei
the direction the under that of MIS- Denton IN
separate and apartments. The OF studies WIN EN-
brace branches Of thorough English hnucaoh
prlher it'll the Latin, Greek and French languages.
In relation the qualifications, of the Individuals VINO
have been placed The head of this Seminary te highest re
that the Trustees give them ~ ta ley pos
Of many years successful experience In mex
profes sion, both in aad out OF Virginia. -,
enable the principal with entire ana
comfort some fifteen Board and tuition So per an
NAM with deduction Of 20 per cent for payment IN
TERMs-Fur Reading. Whng and the ndmens OIL <lnme
tic Geography English Grammar and Modern History SN
The higher Of English Science, viz ALGEBRA Geome
ry Trgonometry Surveying Natural and Moral PHILOSOPHY
and for the Latin aud Greek Languages. y
For French, extra charge Of s. per session.
THos. C. T1SsLEY, President.
TIL. prncipa takes pleasure stating that the Rev
Henry Smith for many wears resident in the vi
enty the Academy has consented 10 give III e
Latin and Greek languages for the ensuing year. % .,r
Nov. 2S ~"ta''h
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At u meeting OF Il portion OF the Democratic Re
publlcans of the County of Goochland, assembled lt
their Courthouse the 20,h day Of November, l543
(being Court day.l Col Peter Guerrant was called 10
the chair, and J. NJ Trevillnn appointed Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by Walter D Leake,
Esq, who, after making few appropriate explanatory
remarks, made NOTION that the Chairman appoint u
commit e, whose duty it shall be, to prepare Con-
stiiu,ion for Democratic Association for the county
Of Goochland, TO be submitted TO the meeting to be
held at the Courthouse on December Court day.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were appointed
the Committee Walter Leake, Thomas Taylor J.
NJ Watkins, Charles Gucrrant Thomas D. Shelton,
John r. Sampson, Robert G. Parrish, Thomas Bin
ford, John Ford, Jackson Mills, Doctor Joseph
Watkins, James Poor
On motion CT r G. Parrish,
Resoired, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded
to the Editors of the Enquirer with the request that
they be published
On motion Of Thomas ID Shfl:nn, the meeting adj
jonrned. PETER GUERRANT Chm.
J. M. TREvrLIAy, Secy.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Democratic Association Of the City OF Rich
mond will held regullr meeting at their Room, a,
the Exchange Hotel, on Saturday Evening, the end
Of December, att o'clock. Several distinguished De-
mocralc Republicans, it is expected, will address the
Association. Every Democrat of Richmond will be
at his post. Come Democrats of Richmond, and hear
the good news from the Representatives of the People
from all sections of our beloved Virginia. Our Wing
brethren are respectfully invited 10 attend. We bid
you welcome, one and all Come and hear what
have TO say in support of our glorious Democratic prn
cipl-s.
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to those who give this Interpretation t, these genera
phrases, we beg leave to impule to the Litter.
3D. That the power to pass a / laws necessary a-d
proper to carry into effect the powers gait d. mol
new power, but inserted through abundant eau
tom that, where power is expressly gwen, pave. I,
give Life TO the grant must by necessary im ca,iun
be intended for, it would be idle give power, and
deny the to give il effect INT that this clause IL
anis Those means, not merely TO such Necessarily
Int u such as are proper too
Your fellow citizen,
JOHN NICHOLAS
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Iran c. ScrooLrIELD, Sec a.


WASHINGTON, Nov. %.
The Coming Of C0ngress.-ln addition TO Senator'S
White and Allen, already noticed, we learn that Sc
nutor Tappan Of Ohio, and Senator CoIqutt, Of Geor
ga have arrived in this city, preparatory to their
tendance OF the opening of the sss-on Of Congress
Monday week.
Ofthe members of the House OF Represe nt1tives,
have the pleasure 10 announce the arrival of ex.
President Adams, last from highly interesting and
honorable Wis t 10 The West.
Besides him, have heard Of the arrival in this
city Of the following Representatives:
hlessrs Bradley and Jameson, Of Missouri; Rhett,
OF South Carolina; Burlington, Wilkins, and Almon
II. Read, of Pennsylvania; Mosely and Rogers. of II
York; Cave Johnson, Aaron V. Brown. and George
w. Jones, of Tennessee Grnnell, of Massachusetts,
and HARRISON, Of Georgia -[.Nat Int
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NIOTICE-Will sold, the highest bidder, on WEDNES
~ DAY. 9Th of December next fair II not The next FAIR
field county, Virginia, lying directly the Petersburg road
leading Genito Goodies Store and within SIX miles Of
Goodies Bridge all the pershabe property belonging to said
Goodies Estate consisting of the Crop of Corn Fodder Oats and
all provender hant Horses Cows Hogs sheep, TWO
Yoke Oxen, Wagon Cart all the Farming Utensils HOUSEHOLD
and Kitchen Furniture &C., &c.
Also likely Negroes will he sold for cash. Other terms
made known day IL the sale is not completed IN
one day, % be continued on the next.
All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby
notified to bring them forward persons Indebted 10 said
eS'''' ''' ''q'e'''' - ''N"' BY THE EXECUTORS.
~, 20 5s-w2ws
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TINE CHEAPEST BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN RICH,
1 MoND kept by $. A. SMITH at The sign OF the Red
Boot opposite the end Of the oa an Sre
Boots requested give me call as am deer
sell cheaper than house ~ Inc , i Ss
Richmond made Boots al 81 50 sc o best high Shoes
from IS 10 81 so; footed in the best style at from - 10
sI All nv work is Of material and Workmanship ana
Warranted 10 stand ladies' thick sole Walking sh9es az a o
&c 81 o. Sien,s Shoes 37 s Boots water
proof from 81 so 50; Brosans from ~ cents 70 81 81 Ia
very cheap and ali other kinds pIOpoCn invite all per
sSns 70 Give me CALL they will be well paid for their
trouble. " August o. 1913 3l-2aw3m
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Nov. II

NORWICH, Conn.,, may 9th, si3-Mesrs A. B. Sands &
~ Co-Gentlcmen The will inform you o. The good
effect of your Sarapaa little girl in family,
did and who has for the last six years been trou
BLEED with scroulous disease and what called scaled
head rhcn which extended over the whole surface oi
with continual discharge OF thick matter
from The surface. rendering keep her hair
constantly shaved for the wine time About six months since
commenced using Sarsaparila, after which her
and has continued healing until nearly
hole surface cGre Her general health continues good
and no unpleasant symptoms have rrnited
Mrs FANNY WISE Bowery street, Norwich.
J For particulars advertisements in this and other city
papers.
Prepared cd wholesale and RETAIL and Tor eIpor,aiion,
by b. SANDS & co.. Druggists and Chemists Granite Build
a3 Broadway Of Climbers street, New York.
Sold Richmond by the heents, A. DuvA CO. IN Peters
burg by ROSSER ANDERSON in Norfolk by N. A. SANTOS,
by druggists generally the principal cities in the L. s.
Price, 81 per ho;te-6 bottles for s..
" CAUTION Be particular 10 ask for SAsps's Sarsara'
rilIa and fake no other. Nov. 23-lr
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Extract ola letter from Petersburg, Non. a5.

"The letter of the gallant Harry TO M.ssrs. Bran
ham and Bed'oe, of Georgia, throws mo the shad
h $ famous TO DR.. Bronson.
"Speaking Of the Tariff of 1929 he s1ys-'lt was
so shaped with Vie design of defeating the passage OF
any Tariff, because it b. leved that It was IN
furious to the manufacturing interest in many respect,
that the honest and friend, Of at interest would
vot, for it, make the quotation ns find It, though
think the word NOT before cote has dropped out. i
think you will find the MT in The next sentence,
where was not intended to be put. Again he says
But il not defeated The genuine friends OF
manufactures resolved not to be cheated by such
bina.ion and determined TO take the bill for the sake Of
the good that in it, The bad which
was put in against their consent In this letter he
ais, states, that the Tariff of 1923 high
s.Now, if the Tariff Of 1923 high one, and
one that was against the interest of the protected
party, as stated by Mr.. Clay, surely it would be sup
posed that his best exertons would he used TO make it
what his dear friends, the manufacturers, wanted, SO
wns in his power-lhis would cert,inly have
been in keeping with his present PROFESSIONALISM so
far from it, find that in 1892, he was in favor OF
abolishing the duties all unprotected articles, and
lenv ng all the high duties (of which he now com
plains of 1923, upon the protected articles, thereby
supporting the oppressive features Of that abomnable
oil to their fullest extent know taat his letter TO
DR.. Bronson has been fully exposed by The Globe and
others, and that | am but covering the same ground;
yet as he makes himself vulnerable now, by The
extraordinary ground he assumes, trust that our
moderate of the Wings will begin to view it with their
passions and preudces under the control of their rea-
son.
eThere is loosencss about the correspondence,
furnished by the nteligencer of to-day, which shows
that Mr. Clay must be growing forgetul. In his lei
ter TO Messrs Branham and Bledsoe, he says q voted
for the Tariff of 1916, 1924, aad 1882; and in his
letter to Mr.. Mer~ether he says you are right, so
far The record is concerned, in your It t'ment that
did not rofe for The Tariff of lsl6 1924 but sap
ported their principles and have always admitted that
was in favor Of them. Acting the horse lsech, as
Mr. Clay uniformly has, when Protective Tariff was
under consideration, it IS not to be supposed that he
could be fully satisfied with what he could get and ii
s reasonable to suppose, that this the extent OF any
dissatisfaction he ever felt expressed, until his al
tack upon the Tariff of 1928, addressed TO DR.. Bron
son and Mess's. Branham and BIedsoe
81 doubt if it would be difficult 10 find black
swan Than Il man who had ever heard Mr. Clay de-
he Tariff of 1928, from its pass up to the
inttreskin0 correspondence noticed above. "
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EVACUATION DAY.-This GLORIOUS day for New York
celebrated in the most splendid manner by our mt
liiary companies, who out in brilliant style
To-day completes the Goth year since The important
event. and the identical flag hosted that occasion,
by order of Gen. Washington, was displayed in front
OF the American Museum. 1t expected that Gen
Bertrand would have been present 10 review the troops
as they marched through the Park; but he had not
rived al ~ o clock.
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!. pprneyT coURsE IS ALWAYS THE BEsT.-sinct

a PRUDENT
there are so many different makers Piano Foes and eoc
one thinks his own the best would not be the
those wanting articles OF HE KIND 10
rake them npon trial before making positive purchase: The
sufficiently acquainted with the character and qal-
NJ his own offer them those terms ANY
one therefore, may doubts about their quality have
those by He ha' been eight years engased
this sold hundred Piano Foesahu
never sold bad large additional stock Just received
E. r. NASH Petersburg, va
55-6tif
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PORTSMOUTH ADJOURNED MEETING.

At an adjourned meeting of large and respectable
portion of The Democracy OF Norfolk county, hea al
the Town Hall in Portsmouth. Tuesd,y evening,
November, 2ist in.tlnt, Mr.. William M'rrlll IN the
Char, and lrah G. Scheduled Sscr,tiry.
On motion of I. Fisk,
Rsso!r'd, That committee Of be appoIrt'd by the
Char, 10 nominal. suitable persons to represent u IN
the distinct convection t. be held Norfolk on the I'D
ms ant:
Wnereupon t FLOWING gentlemen were appointed:
Thsorhilus Fisk, John A. Foreman, Wll' Cowper,
Solomon Tomlnson, and John Ivy. The Committee
having retired, il few moments mad. the following
report:
L. kesoirsd, That. as the sense Of this meeting, no
person be elected to the district convention who VII
not alb de by the decision Of the Bait Convention
. RssOred, Th,t the delegates be instru, to v'te
for cand dste the Baltimore Convention who Will
not himseif abide by the decision of that body
3. Rtsuusd, Tint til. foil wing persons be and they
hereby appointed TO represent us in the 'riols
convention: DR.. John Young, William Morrill,, Car
tain John Accintly, DR.. Arthur R. Smith, James VI
Binford, Dr.. VILLAIN Collr Thomas Gree n, James
Tompkins, Robert A J. Thompson, f. Cunning
ham, Wills Cowper, Chs Russell and Capt H. &. Bell
On motion,
Resoi5td That The delegates be authorized to FIJI any
vacancy that may occur in the representation.
On motion of T. Fisk,
Rssolred That so far as this meeting is concerned
we hereby instruct our delegates to the Virginia Le
gisature I, vote for the call Of State Convention
order t, secure the right of Universal Suffrage.
The honorable Archibald Atkinson addressed the
meeting in forcible and able manner. Upon his
Stunning his seat, DR. William Collins was loudly called
for, and in obedience TO The call made few pertinent
remarks in the Of which he returned his thanks
for the generous support received from the Democrats
Of Norfolk county, when before candidate for
the Senate
On motion,
Resoirsd, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published IN the papers of til. town.
WIN. MORRILL,, Gin.
Iran c. ScuooLrlELD, Sec'y
DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONTENTION The el,pates
appoint 10 select representatives for the frs: Con
gressona District 10 the Democratic Conven ton,
which is to meet in Baltimore the fourth Monday
in May next, met here Thursday last. Several Of
the counties of The District not being represented in
th Convention, it donrned to meet in this Borough
on the first Thursday in April, 1874
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Nov %
4 CARL

THE subscriber, who has for had charge OF llb-
rr,s Springs the Warm Springs, has
rented the Madon House, now occupied by Mr. Boyd and
will take Monday the 9th The central position
House. Bank stcct aud within twenty steps oi
Capitol Square, makes it most desirable location for Die -
hers of the Legislature lie will Of his best
will bc pleased to receive annual oaiers two or three
rcntre families b.. furnished with spacious and Com
for,abe apartments
5y- Transient customers aso ran be cnternincd with or Will
thor horses.
ar In soliciting call from his old friends, he promises them
~ w " ' ~ CHAs. l.. DIBRELL.
Noy ~ 55-T
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nR HARTLEY unrvalled for the radical of all pun-
~ ou petite and yphic eruptions recent and chronic
affections Inflammation and structure of the uetra ulcers oi
description swelling of The BONES and all analogous az.
all which attended by himself with prontne abb
lty and success Office street, door below the Trinity
C.Irch, Richmond. -, :, ,,, :.
STRANGERS either by or land VIII be supplied at
moments notice requisite remedies prepared III con-
ceoraed and portable form, sufficient to themselves rapdy
~ S, 49, ~ 52-tD20
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[.N'to York Express If Saturday Erening.

So many Members of Congress have already arrived
in Washington and many ore known 10 be On The
way almost within haing distance, as to make it quite
certain if unforeseen circumstance should occur, that
full quorums Of both Houses VII be present on Monday
next the day for opening the ls session OF the 18th
Congress- .7itz. Ga-tae.
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any immedute action would be premature. The vi
most good feeling prevailed and We believe tia! every
Democrat left the meeting with his heart warmed, his
determination strengthened 10 stand by The cause OF
The E, MS ,Iion II p,tsrsLUry RI uuJiif1a
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Nov. %

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTs-At Count OF Quarterly Session
~ continued and held FOR Louisa county, the Courthouse
thereof TUESDAY, The ih day OF November lcf the
motion of Wac and Louisa his wife, Jasper ana Olivia
Wagyoner VIM 4. and Sarah his wife, Cary w. Lam.
Caroline " his wife, Baldwin W. Samuel and Martin
his wife, George G. Waeeonei ard Mar! his "e distributes oi
the estate OF David uoc r. the Court doth order that
al persons who may lave claims against the SAID dccrden do
exhibit s admins traitor, Edmund Bullock within
20 DAYS from this imc settlement and that copy of this
order published e2h weeks successfully IN some Rich
mond newspaper and posted the door o this Courthouse lor
two several Court days. 4 copy-Teste,
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General JonS w. A. SANFORD is nominated by the
Democratic Party of Georgia candidate for Con-
gress to supply the vacancy occasoned The death Of
Col John differentiation TO take place IN January.
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We regret TO learn, from The Boston papers, that the
Hon. Edward G. Everett, VI mister at the Court OF
ST James, has met with aflcton in The death
of his edes, daughter, young and gifted girl, just
ahnnt To come foMard 10 fe Baltimore im1ricnn
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES IN HANOVER


PURSUANT 10 the provisions deed of executed Ly
VIM Pa.mon and wife the undersigned dated the ls day
of ;emher i-o and duly recorded IN tie Clefas Office Of
the County Court the purpose of debt
there nenoaed due Jnhn SEcppod, shall proceed Ia
SELL TUESDAY, the 2dl day Of December ls 49, beng Han
aver Cour, da ~ tue OF Hanover county, public
auction ready money e highest bidder tract or parcel
of AND situate yiny =n. the sad county OF Hanover
adjoining the Wm Fayzer and oilers, and containing
one hundred acres be- The less and bounded as de-
crbed in the deed. Slaves man named Lewis
and boy named As Trustees, shall con
yey such title ony vested by virtue of the deed of
trust aforesaid LOFilN n Elicit, Trustees
RIO. NJ. CARVER, ~
Nov 81 57-tds
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YOtjR ATTENTION !

TINE Subscribers would Ter tier fol acknowledging
public for The very liberal patronage bestowed on them
the mast year having exceeded their expectations. They
respectfully inform them la they have repcnished their
stock of carriages, and offer for salc the hest assert
n,ru ever before offered Iris market, which may
ound Coaches Clarottces aromceI Brskes Buecics Stun
hopes Carysli Wagons &c all Of their own manufacture
which they than he bought other esta
blsmen the of Virginia, and low as he bought
in any Northern work performed by first work
men and warranted give sasciion proof Of which
ton respectfully invite friends and call and judge
for themselves We also keep hand assortment Of Carriage
and Harness Findings which will sell IS cent less than
can be bought elsew here in tbs city. ~
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10 what 10 look for correct statements Of lis
condition, and in whom 10 put their trust for its sue
cessful prosecution. VINDEX
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ERIflT TRIES For SALE.

FRUIT TRIES .,ALE.
THE subscriber has Spring Farm, mile from the City,
several choice kinds Apple, Pear, Cherry, Plum and
Apricot Trees-besides, from twenty thirty thousand PEACH
Trees approved kni such take The lead In the
New York and New Jersey markets, which he will sell
sonabe terms These line and vigorous no. equaed
by any in the Northern Nurseries
IN. ,ree. will be readily given. WIN. |. GRlEVE.
~, al Soft
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LOTTERY FENDER, RiCHUUA'D, IA,
SELLS Tickets in a Lotteries advertised by j. t. Gregory
- Co.. and on the terms
Splendid Schemes for December sketch Of Capital Prize.
annexed all In he drawn al Aieaandria:
December 2d.-S30nO 10000, &c.-Tickets $40.
gth--s5O,eC0 ~ coo, i.c.-1ickets $40.
18Th $4,000 I2 900, &c.--Tckets si0
e3J- Sl5,00o 10 ,0l0 sc Tickets $40.
Dy All orders confidential AID attended Ia with Dispatch AMI
thu drawing forwarded is : eivei here.
Drawing the Alexandria oey, Class No. Sc, n AeIan.
Iria November 18th, 1872
= 6 Is 90 30 SO II ~ 40 81.
liz,
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al hands ovtdone by a SMITH, at the Sign Of the
Red Boot, Main street, opposite The end II the Otd
Market
LII persons are invited call who in want OF
BOOTS SHOES, am determined to sell eheGper from
now until the of January e than In Richmond
y stock well selected and two cents profit on pair
of Shoes IL all ask therefore who call VIII TAU
to purchase will first Negro Brogues ST. 35 that IL
moi TO be beat in Richmond Come and get bagins-e.
r. 8. Don't forget the Red Boot ,,,
53-if