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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1913.

TOR RENT OR LEASE.-The subscriber offers for or
lease the Brick Store House King William Court house.
capital who is acquainted with the business OF
merchandising would do WELL To such the subscriber
assured that the location Offers many advantages
navigable being within about miles of
atapon to the merchant facility in trans
porting his goods aud grain, with comparatively but little ex-
pense Its sitann also the county being Immediately
within the precincts Of the Tavern and Court house affords many
opportunities and inducements the community pubic
1t also In The heart of the and popuous neigh
boood amidst active enerprising and prosperous people,
generally puncual and responsible
The house Is new but will undergo few repairs and he
painted new Gnnary will also be erected and rented with
the Stare House.
small Dwelling House, also, hu within the last year, with
four suitable for small family be had Of The sub
scriber. .
Any addressed To him. King William house. will
receive prompt attention. Early application requested
Der GD-9aWtf
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4 Desirable SOUTH Vest Mountain Farm for Sale.
FTAvING determined 10 the state of Missouri, now
offer my Farm, CASTALiA, for SALE This Farm is stu
aed twelve miles below Charlottesville Immediately on the
Stage road leading Hcand and bounded by the lands Of
James H. Terrell, Captain William d. Mer~elher and others,
and containing. by recent survey, $40 acres
About la this Tract is cleared and in high state Of i'm
povement every field being well waeIcd by failing
springs and finely taken with Glover and Timothy This farm
not surpassed under the Mountains for fertility Of soil
being well adapted to The growth of corn wheat and tobacco
which article has been extensively cultivated on the
farm with Tobacco Barns sufficient large crop.
The buildings consist of Dwelling House. containing five
rooms anu cellars Barn and Stable built Of the best
pne all other houses There Or
card of the choicest fruit The Orchard has failed since
owned aording sufficient quantity of fruit for four
families There also Saw and G Mill erected at ore end
of The farm.
This Farm admirably situated for division, ii preferred by
purchasers There extensive vein Of Limestone running
this Farm. WM b. CRAVEN
Lee. IL b5-H
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A DMINIsTRAToR's sALE-on TUESDAY, the 10Th Of De
will offer for sale he Meadow in Caroline county all the
property Negroes excepte belonging 10 the Estate OF Dr.
Charles Morris deceased comprising the following articles, viz
about Corn large quantity of Shea Oats Fodder
and Shucks of Tobacco estimated at lbs about
IL 900 bs of Pork 100 OF Cattle among which mum
Der Of fine Oxen and Mich Cows 40 Horses and Mules The
Stock of Sheep Hogs large quantity of Lumber comprising
about seasoned heart shingles, flooring plank ana
wheel tber Household and Kitchen Furniture good Car
rage Snky Wagons Tumhrcl Carts ana OK
carts plan,aton Utensils Backst and Carpenters Tools
Fans, Patent Balances and Corn Shelter Inc
sale be continued from day To day until completed
TER-For of dollars and under, cash VIII be re-
CURED for all over credit Of months will be given, the pur
chaser giving his bond with approved security
Pi .nnaa T. W Nond,s Administrators.
~, 90 5e-tds
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Furniture, Piano Fortes, Chairs and Paper Hangi"gs,

Furntture Piano FO1tes, Chars and Paper Hah9mSs,
at .Se,o York Prices.
LARGE and elegant assortment of lie above G"od OF our
N own manufacture Store and for sale consisting OF
warranted articles, namely:
A. H. Co IS and wilkins and Newhad's Piano Fortes,
from s5 $780, deboard Dressing bureaus; Marble Top do;
Tables; Card Tables; Dining do Breakfast
do Boauet do Wardrobe Sofas; Dvans; Mahogany Chairs
Maple, Cane Seat oamented o Painted do and Windsor do
Mahogany Hair Cloth Red Plush Cane Seat and Back and
Wood Seat Rockers Half Post Curtain Maple and Mahogany
Bcdeads Hair, Moss and Shnck Mattresses Venetian BLINDS;
Paper angnss and ordcrs Wristbands Toilet Tables; Look
Ing Glasses with all the ncthe whole embracing as
fine Stock as any kept Northern Cities and offered at
corresponding low prices. JOHN mi1DiNs y ",
~ GO-lm
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Probable deficiency, independent o
other specific appropriations tina
may be made BY Congress,

The estimate of the proceeds of the sales OF public
lands is founded upon The expectation that all the Nj
ami land in Indana or those in the Cnocti" cessoh
of $780, in Mississippi, will be brought INTO market.
If both tracts should be offered for sale the amount
from that source may be increased four hundred .hou-
sand dollars If neither should be offered, the estma
ted amount will be reduced two hundred and hly Thou
sand dollars.
The preceding estimates are made on the assumption
of the continuance of The existing laws TOR the coec-
ton of duties imports and tonnage, ara Tor Inc SAFE
of The public lands and Of course will be affected by
any changes in those laws. The fluctuations OF com
merce forbid an implicit reliance upon any prospective
calculations for long term. Those now presented
have been made from the best information mat couid
be obtained and from comparison with Tue receipts
Of previous years The large amount OF eighteen mi
lions received in 1912 from customs IS not to be wholly
ere ded 10 the business of that year II ncludes 81
sOS 666 IL, the amount of duties which bad accrued
in ls4I and was secured by bonds that were paid IN
1912, and also S5670O0 of Treasury notes redeemed
by the collectors in the former year, but which were
credited in 1872 thus leaving the actual receipts from
the duties Of the year less than thirteen millions
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JOSEPH FuoUa, o.,
I. n. WATKINS,

PURSUANT the provisions of Deed of Trust executed by
Lucy Clements of the county of Richmond dated on me on
of November 1898 and duly recorded in the o1cc oil i
Clerk said County for certain therein mention
I'd, si the 18th day of December, 1872 in the town
Tappannock Essex proceed To sell all The Slaves con
viewed deed Of fourteen likely men, wo
men, boys girls. The will be positive and nnco,on
cash. and distant purchasers assured That Their w
no disappointment THOS. w. LEWIS, Irhs'ee
Nov II 5j-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19
TNlsT SALE OF LAND AN0 NEGROES ~ HANOVER

TRlST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES IN HANOVER
COUNTY.
PURSUANT the provisions OF deed of trust executed ty
Patmon and wife the undersigned dated the Isl da!
Of srcmber lso and duly the Clerks Office Of
County Court Of Hanover for The purpose of securing den,
there mentioned, John Sheppard shall proceed to
SELL on TUESDAY 26h day Of Decenbe l8i3 (hens Han
Court day at the Court of Hanover county al public
of LAND situate lying and being the said county OF Hanover
adjoining lands OF VIM Fayzer and Others aud containing
one hundred acres and bounded as
scrbed in the deed. Also, Slaves, named Lewis
and boy named George As Trustees, we shall con.
yey such title vested by virtue OF the deed OF
aforesaid. IoFIlN ~ ELi.Ei l, Trustees.
RIO. NJ. CARVER,
NJ, "a 57-tds
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s22 100000 90

Erpendiurcs According TO the data furnished by the
different Departments, there will be required the
balance of former appropriations, S2ots, v2o TO
Permanent and indefinite appropriation, 2,3lo,lo9 W
Specific appropriations for the service -
Of the year, ~l''"o'S'f -
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YARNS FOR SALErhe subscriber is authorised TO dispose
ofhe Farm Of Mr. E. A. Locke lying in the county of Ches-
tered about 10 miles from The city OF Richmond Thisact con-
7G6 well mbcred, well enclosed and IN good
heart The dwelling house, barns, stables &c. are an IN psy
good order. There the premises excellent Saw NM,
and Grist MILL which needs repair Owing 10 The bad
proprietor, whole properly is offered for 5OO0
One Of the finest Farms upon the Upper James river Is In the
contains 200 225 Of which are low
grounds of the lines, quality The highland is in the highest
Of cultivation, and but little nie.r to the low grounds
Buildings, &c. and complete. TERNs-SSje5O; SI5OUV
cash. balance time bearing interest II is seldom that
such an estate is 10 be had Appy 10 e. f. BOLTS.
MI n ''' Soft
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or FOR SALE.
NE the valuable Tobacco Plantations in the count

or FOR SALE.
the most valuable Tobacco Plantations in the county
= q Pon ba,an.
an Estate Of 1900 acres county Of Prince William, well
f. Wei mbered, and well enclosed that can be purchased
yaG ' u i'hneuia'e aPphcaloh oe mauea s'ea' o
The finest Estates the upper james River Offering an
UNITY 10 large capitalist seldom TO be met with
x acres OF Land James River, about 90 miles be-
p,, nnond 400 heavily iimbeied This property can be
Nv aaot SIX dollars acre; lies Immediately upon the
l@ we ar'ne point not being hreeQuaeTs OF mile
p waters edge The wood and timber would for the
h.se The subscriber is authorised to sell variety Of
VI almost every description, making his Office the very
o., c. T. BoTTS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PRoPERTY-By virtue Of

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF PROPERTY-By virtue Of a Deed
Of Trust executed by JOS Moseley bearing date ID sepiein
her, 1872 aud dny recorded in the Clerks Offices of
and will SELL the 20h ec-nher ls al
aid Mosecy's residence, Campbell Negro Girl House
Kitchen Kitchen Funi;ure Houses, Wagons ana
Plantation os also quarter of Land in Arkansas ON
RIVER c said be valuable; also, shares IN The
mes River * kana~ ha Improvement.
And, the 9th day Of January al buckingham Inn-
house. will sell, public auction, the remaining stoeH oi
Goods of ]. l. +. D. Moselry &, Co. Terms Al sale.
ar The creditors of J. B. Mose!ey & Co., and OF hr a'e
firm aoseley Spencer Co.. will find greatly TO their inter-
est q attend the sales of the above property.
JOSEPH FUQUa, T,,.ecs
+. n. WATKINS, A'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19

SALE OF LAND, MILL, &C.
virtue the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
ID Chancery the of Cumberland dated the 2nd
September 1862 the Of Nathaniel X Row
ell Gilbert r Darlington, Lawrence Darlington, John
Woodson Daniel J. Harook, Sheperds Co. Mayo H. Caring
ton deceased smith, Benz. Il. Powell James Miller tt
Henry benjamin AMI James being late merchants partners
in trade the of Henry Smith Co, the said Henry
Smith AMI Robert Moore Executors Of The last i'll aud tesla
men of Alexander Smith, deceased, Albert L. Faysr survv
nr himself and Josiah Hatcher deceased, Mathew and Hen
Robertson and Madison Fannegau, James NJ Austin E1
ecuor Austin, deceased, William A Robertsnn Nlth
Henry Walton, William Ellis and Temple Elicit, merchants
and pa who traded under the firm of Ellis Elicit, WIZ
Woodson, Holden Rhodes and William H. McFaana paI,,
ner under firm aud style of Rhodes Mctnria we sa'
proceed January. 1884, Ia SELL 70 tue hShesl pu-
der cash. LAND which Gilbert l. Darlington new
resides continuing supposed 10 contain, one hundred nh
acres hundred nf which in woods OF
original growth heavily ,imbered, and the whole tract IS OF
excellent quality.
There is Dwelling with four rooms all the
say out improvements the whole of which have
within the last three There is also situated
upon the of Land excellent Grist and Saw MILL both of
which Of considerable value.
This Property within miles Of the mouth Of
W RIVER and six miles above Gainesville, in the county Of
Cumberland in pleasant Eeighhorhood
JN asn ?. Wo 5usoS Commissioners
time and place. the said John r. Woodson
hy Trust executed TO him by Gilbert r. Car
rneon therein mentioned offer for sale evr
nrons personal property conveyed IN said deed Terms OF
the sale will be then made known.
'0 JNo. P. WOODSoN, Trustee.
Colds
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SD 259, 435 35
Instead of any available balance in the Treasury
on the lst of January, 1872 there was therefore,
deficiency 10 meet the outstanding warrants oil Soo4
1873 az.
From the accompanying statement (A) it appears
that the receipts into the Treasury, during the year
1912 exclusively of trust funds and OF the avais Of the
Treasury notes and l,ans, were Sl9Ol3,9oo AZ
The expen dlures Of the same year, in.
elusive, of the sums paid on the re-
dempton of Treasury notes and in
tsrest on them and on recent loans,
and on account of the old public debt,
was 23.92l ,O37 60
The excess of expenditures over reve-
nue., 4,-H,oi ~
The amount paid on account of the
old public debt, Treasury notes and
interest on them and on loans, was o,HI 900 III
To supply the deficiency in the revenue
and TO provide means for The redemp-
ton of Treasury notes, others were
amount 'pYs Of 14,sos,735 Ga
And balance was thus left IN The
Treasury on the LIST jan, lS43, exclu-
sve of depostes with the States, in.
IDENTITIES, and trust funds, and de.
IN nnnEoora,ion Of 1,449,472 o3
Receipts Expenditures, &c cfMc frstsir months Of io43
The balance in The Treasury on The
Is, January, lS43, exclusive OF de
Outstanding warrants was sl,449,472 O3
By the accompanying statement (B) 1t
appears that Tie receipts between
the Ist Of January and lst of July,
1913, exclusive of the evails Of Trea-
sury notes and loans, were e,coo,3ao 40
And the e. pendtlres exclusive of the
sums pad on account OF the public
debt 1O,695, 800 s3
Excess Of expenditure over revenue 2,G33O65 81
The amount paid for redemption OF
Treasury notes, and for principal and
interest on the public debt, was Sol ,0of a.
To supply the deficiency and to pro-
vide means for the redemption of
and bans ob.aned to the amour, of 5,545,7o5 Sc
And loan made under the act OF
March ,, lS43, of seven millions, OF
which nearly the whole was recev- -
ed during The quarter o,o34 ,oUo w
Which left balance the lst of Ju-
ly, l643, of io'4'a'oo' ID
This large apparent balance arisea from The crcum-
stance that while nearly The whole proceeds OF Tue
seven millions loan paid in during the halt year.
the amount of notes redeemed by those proceeds does
moi appear the accounts Of that period, but is con-
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R.ehmond. Dec Gan, lsia O.

AR HARTLEY is unrvalled for the radical of all ps
oos hepec and syphitc eluptions recent aud chronic
rcion Inflammation aud structure of The uyeth ulcers
every description swelling Of the homes, and all analogous dis
wich attended by himself with prompnes, abb
NY and success Office on street, door below the Trinity
Vlfci, Richmond.
Snefs travelling either by or land, VIII be supplied at
unts rotce with The REQUISITE remedies prepared
sa'rica portable sufficient themselves rapdy
Nov 52-.D20
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-By virtue Of Deed Of
Trust by John Christian 10 us As Trustees for GER
tain described which deed bears date the "en-
tct day June sS and is of record in the Court OF Charles
CITY County shall proceed the 27, day Of February next
al the Beacon Office News Rooms, in the Borough OF Norfolk TO
sell 10 the highest bidder for CASH Tract OF Land lying in The
said county Charles city, called NEW WESTBuR supposed
10 conn from acres and situated bttween Bcrk
lev Shirley This is understood TO be valuable ana
ndpuable; but acting as Trustees we snail convey
only such title vested in us by the said deed
~ JOHN A. MACKINDER Tus,oos
r. McCANDISH,
lid
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lanes A. PATERSON, CoNMissIos MERCHANT, Riehmnnd,
Va-Wi give prompt attention to sales OF all Kinds OF FRO
duce and Merchandise consigned 10 his care store on .a!
street, adjoining messrs. Caperton Crump. ~ v,v
Oct Ia WY
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Dec. l6

pUBtIC SALE OF NEGRoEs.-on MONDAY, the 18Th day
Of Decemser 1ss3 Boydton, Meckenbrg Virginia shan
SELL for cash. thirty NEGROES belonging 70 the Estate o.
and women and supposed be valuable as any family Of
''s " Executor of J. c. Goode, deceased.
~ q, 57-2awtds
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cash SALE OF NEGRoEs-on TUESDAY, the 2ud day of
" January 1874 if fair if not the fair day thereafter
SELL for ready money before the swan Tavern
door In Yorktown nineteen likely Negroes, consisting OF me
and women boys and srls-among Them some fine field
and house hands. - wa. NEhSoN,,
Yorktown Dec. 0, lS43. t2-2awtds
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500 s77,059 |!

This sum is composed of the following items
Civil list, foreign intercourse, and mis- c-o a., a.
cellaneous objects, Sa'ooc o ooe 90 90
Army proper, .r.. '''-o'''o "
A. 4,478,ll2 10
,,d,an De,or,ment $3.50 1856 IA
pana;ar. ! ,555, S44 81
Nj E,,,hr;.bment 1891 0O7 90
1,tsras, ,Sc On Public Debt. O32, 739 O2
COZ s7- O5o 10
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Slo,263,395 "a
S2,527,2Gi II
Deficiency

1t will be seen that a sum exceeding two millions
and half is deducted from the appropriations already
made on the ground that will not be required 10 be
paid during the fiscal year. Being actually aPPro-
pated by Congress- and Liable to be used even during
the year, and certainly within short time alter lis eS
pration the undersigned has hesitatsd to deduct the
amount from the expenditures, and although thus mas
been done in conformity with usnge this explanation
is necessary to prevent mistake. Notwithstanding this
deduction it will be perceived that there will be deb
cheney Of more than two millions, FIVE hundred thou-
sand dollars. To this deficiency must be ADDED the
amount of such special appropriations as Congress may
make during the present session. in addition 10 the
preparations for which estimates submitted IN anot
er report 1t is duty also to remark, that Inc cfeo'
rthe Treasury, the facility of its operations, ono .ne
necessity Of guarding against unforeseen contingencies
have usually induced Congress to make provision Tor
small surplus There is nothing in the circumstances
OF the present year induce departure from such
provident course and for that purpose million ana a
half of dollars ought to be added to the deficiency above
stated The whole amount TO be provided Tor the ser
vices of the present fiscal year. beyond the means now
existing or estimated, would therefore, be about Tour
millions Of dollars
Estimate of Revenues and Expenditures for me hseat
year, commencing July l, 1874, and terminating
June 80, 1s45. ooo 90
Rerenue-From customs, S2O Uuo,oou w
From sales of public lands, 2,23O,OOO w
From miscellaneous resources, oo,ooo w
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1,-oop EouLDiN frToRNEY ar L-aW. has removed Il
W the cy Richmond and will attend all the Courts held IN
,- -y ~ Office Main street, front room over the Store
Nc n 65-aawtf
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SLAvEs FOR SAIE.-By virtue of decree of the I,rcu
- Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county OF han
YER pronounced Fall Term the snd Court ei3 IN the
cases of Sarah Ashley against John G. Dcknsnn
of William Ashley and Nicholas c. Davis ana DINERS
against Sarah Ashley John e. Dickinson, Administrator oil
William Ashley deceased and others, sunty valuable
men women bows cirsw be sold the highest bidder
for ready money pubic auction the Bell Tavern IN the cry
of Richmond, the 18th day OF January, lSii.
''' c, W p .cY Commissioners
~. ,c 65-aawtds
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subscriber has discovered another Spring. the waters Of
which eSoed highly by these who have usd 'hem
they are certainly very strong As the of these waite
there might said and hundreds of certificates might be
PRODUCED but the subscriber deems il unnecessary.
Inne - I1-tf FRANCIS a. WILSON.
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Youth. aged Is l6, with requisite qualifications
4 wou;d this uce To learn the Printing business
4 reference given applicants from the country.
Dee. II. o4-u
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

FRUIT IKEES FUR S.tIf1. =.
I'VE subscriber has Spring Farm mile from the CITY,
: several choice kinds of Apple, Pear Cherry, flnm ana
oc Feesbesdes from twenty TO thirty thousand Peaeh
res the approved kind, such rs take The lead In the
~ fok and New Jersey markets. which he viii sell on ea
be ieim These Trees fine and vigorous, not equalied
" any IN the Northern Nurseries
Information desired regard planting rearing OF
q Tees, will be readily given. WM. !. GREFE
yet 81 Soft
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SaT-500 sacks Salt landing IN fine order, from schooner
= Thomas ireland For sale by ,.-,,
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT:
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THE subscriber again the ensuing year. as
General Agent Will attend strictly TO the Hiring ont
Negroes Renting Houses, Collecting Claims, &c My friends
country give Servants pass and send them 10
office, and assured that the strictcs, attention w be
i.d getting the best prices and good homes for them
'
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NIOTCE-The subscriber offers for sale, privately his va
~ LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting oil
about LAND $50 of which flat land of rs
rate quality, high OF On good
norton of the there fine Cloverin the
production land Virgnia superior. All things
considered Amelia Springs is certainly the valuable pro-
Ygna its situation Is healthy and its waters
equal to any Virginia The improvements the place are
very large SUPERIOR all of the houses having been erected
There large brick Hotel
three stories high with spacious hall ro0m ~ fe by -, The
Ladies' sitting adjoining and nine lodging above ana
large the basement On each
the Hotel there is brick house, each 20
feet i'm length aud containing IL There il likewise
large framed building containing 10 rooms ard great number
rooms sufficient all To entertain 5GD 6oO per-
sons superior dining roon l3n feel long
brick which sufficiently spacious 10 dine 400 perso
and comfortable private residence located nea: c
dining for the residence Of those super
intending dining There also good house, m
which good Business the mercantile me-
good bath house, with eight appropriated
for bathing The stables equal any in Virginia for con-
venence there being of brick sufficient contain AZ
least horses Also framed stable snicien; contain 10
The yard grounds having been laid out ny
celebrated English gardener and ahe borders beautifully de-
cora,ed shrbbey of different kinds makes this most
beautiful The Springs ocaied fat surpassed
Springs have analysed by Dr. Bridges Of PHILADELPHIA and
approved Of by Doc Parish of The place. The following Is
analysis compared with that of the White Sulphur Springs
AMELIA SpRiSGs WHITE SrLrHuR SpPisGs
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EGRo RNG-1he subscriber again offers his services To
- The public branch of bis business as the time Tor hiring
s al hand His en6eavor will be TO give that attention
which the the requiem sickness especially
he m attend the Collection OF debts every de
apion Renting Houses, Mr.. Richard G. Iunstall
VITO has FOR several years been associated with him. wil assist
btu in his business RICHARD HILL JR.,
Office the Enquirer Othce,
Nan street, corner Below the hanks.
Dec. - Jill