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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-14

SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF BANkRUPTS.
PURSUANT Ia an Order nj the Court ot the United States. Tor
l the Eastern District of Virginia, made on the 18Th day OF No
vember, lsl2, Nh all sell, At public auction, 10 the highest ma
der. certain Real Estate, mentioned IN the schedules oi persons
who have been drcrerd bankrnpis on their owH petition. wheft
the same does not appear, by the. schedules, 10 b" under any trrd
oftrnsl or other incumbrance. The Real Estate 10 be 50 sold is
as fnlnws, 10 wit:
In VIM. W. Woods case, his interest in one moirty Of 60 acres
of Land in Halifax county, Va.
In A Gnudkop * TO = case, all the right, title and interest oi
Amelia Goudkop in the Estate of her deceased husband, Moses
J. Goudkop, containing 80 acres, "a per deed from James Miller
and Isabella his wife, bearing date the 18th day Of June, ls3s,
situate, lying and being in the county of Macon and State oil ilh'
nois.
In Robert B. Smiths case, a l-asehold interest in a half-aere
lot OF land, situated in Centreville, King and Queen county, VIZ
gina, with a Blacksmth's Shop thereon.
In Richard II Jackson's case, his interest IN q lot oil Lana sltu-
ated in Henrico county, near Boar Swamp, stated 10 contain 8
acres.
In a. p. Bigelow's case, an interest-ahout one twenty sixth
part-in two unimproved Lots in Farmvillc, Va, Nos. i2 and
1903 in plat of the town.
In each case the sale will be for cash, unless the amount of any
purchase shall be n hundred dollars or nore, and then II WI br
for onethird cash, one-ihIrd at SIX months, and one third AT
twelve months from the day of sale. No conveyance VIII he
made 10 the purchaser in any case until The whole purchase mo
ney shall ne paid, and 4 conveyance directed ny the Court.
The above sale will he made in front of the Court Tom OF the
United STATES Court, on the 18th day of November, lelt, at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, commencing at 10 O'Clock, y.
NJ. EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Assignee.
Nov.3 5l-tds
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WANTEu-A PARTNER IN THE PRINTING BUSINESS.
THE Proprietor, wishing to have associated with him a Part
i ner in his business, would dispose OF one half Of his PrInt-
ing Establishment, which is one of the largest and hest IN the
State, containing every variety Of Type for newspaper, Book'
job aud Ornamental Printing, with Presses, &C., &c. Its loca
ton is In the very heart ofthe city, and receiving a liberal share OF
public patronage. TO a steady, practical Printer, or a literary
gentleman, wishing to engage in the business, a good opportuni-
y is offered. For particulars, address n. 0. ", Box $751; Post
Office, Richmond, Va.
Not q oI-t
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE,
Norfolk, Nov. lt, iS43.
A UCTION AT NAVY YARD.-Wll be sold at the Navy
a Yard, Gospor, Virginia, on Thursday, the 10th instant, at II
weather permitting. the following articles, VIZ:
8 900 lbs. old Sheet Copper
1890 do. Composition
1888 do. do Sheaves
10 55s do. Cast Iron
76,50O do. Wrought Iron
5000 do Hoop Iron
10000 do. Shakings of Junk
3 tons Of old Canvass Rags
300 condemned Hammocks
100 do. Bags
10 Dining Tables
9 Old Sidcboards
4 Sofas
A lot of B~ulkheads, &c.
/ Gutter, % feet long
do. % do.
do. IS do.
do. IL do.
do. is do.
Gig % do.
Whale Boat % feet long
do. rs do.
About 40 Iron Tanks.
TermswCash on delivery, in specie or its equivalent.
GEO. LOYAL, Navy Agent.
~a.- STD
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----To nit:
L. Justice ofihe Peace for the -- afore-
sad do hereby certify that ---, whose name Is above
subscribed as an auesiing witness, personally appeared before me
in my ----a aforesaid, and made oath that the above
scribed as parties 10 the above letter of attorney, acknowledged
the same in presence ofthe said Witness as their act ana deco.
Witness nv hand and seal this -- day OF ---,
Nov IN 53-2awtllD
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L CHURCH TAVERN IN HANOVER.

obb n ~ hhto II
WILL hr offered for sale, on the premises, at public auction, on
w MONDAY, the 4th Of December, lSI3, If lair, else thr neat
fair day thereafter, under the provisions of a deed IN trust frun
James d Elicit TO thu subscriber, dated November, 'eit, and dh-
~ recorded in Hanover County Court Office. TO secure the pay
ment Of CERTAIN sums of MONEY In Albert :. Jones.
This valuable property. of high rrpuie. and well established o..
i pubic horlse, lies on tn" matn road from the city Of Rirhnl"hu
To the lower Ferries crossing the Pamunkct. about 3 miles from
Newcastle from the Piping Tree, and ID from Richmond-'he
buildings are all nearly new, IN excellent order, very convenient,
aud ahundantiy conlmodious for thr objects of their construction
the location is healthy, in a good ne'ghborhood, aud attached
to the establishment are 81 acres of Land, more or less, for ara
be uses, and quie productive Of the ordinary crops Of the colln-
try. The sale will he made for so much in cash as will pay he
tween Slsn0 and $500, with interest from the LIST January last,
and the charges incident TO The sale-and on a credit for S275o I'll
the LIST of January next, aud for the remainder of the purchase
money upon such terms as shalt then be made known-at the up
ton Of the purchaser, a deed of trust will be required on the pro-
perry TO secure the credit pay ments, or the title thereto VIII be
retained, subject TO the summary action OF this trust for default
Should the highest bidder fail to comply, in a reasonable time,
with the terms Of sale, the property win forthwith be again pub
licly sold, without other notice, AT the risk and on the RESPONSE
bhty Of such bidder.
The title TO this property is believed to be indispuiahle, but
selling as Trustee, / shall only convey such rs is vested in me
with a special warranty. WIN. II. CURTIS, Trustee.
Ort G 43-tds
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FOR SALE,

FOh SALE.
ONE Of the most valuable Tobacco Plantations in the county
" of Powhatan.
An Estate of 1900 acres, in the county of Prince William, well
watered, well timbernd, and well enclosed, that can be purchased
for 50 an acre, il immediate application be made-a great bar
gain.
One of the finest Estates on the upper James River, offering an
opportunity 10 n large capitalist seldom 10 he met with.
A thousand acres Of Land on James River, ahnut 60 miles he
low Richmond; 7t heavily tmbeicd. This property tan be
bought fr about six dulars IN acre; il lies immedi ,trly upon the
River. the farrhesi point not heing over lhree-quarters 81 = mile
from the watcr's edge. The wood and timber would pay for thr
place three times over.
Besides these, the .ubscriber is authorised TO sell n variety of
Farms, Of almost every description, making his office the very
best place of application for persons DESTROYS Of purchasing Real
Estate. &. 7. BOLTS.
Oct. 43-tf
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
A Great Reduction in the Price of HATS and
CAPS, at the Town and Country Hat Manu-
factory, under the Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Virginia.
T II. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and the pub
- lie generally, Tint he has on hand a larger and better assert
ment than he has ever had, consisting Of Fine Fur, SIX, CassI,
mere aud Russia Hats; Fur, Cloth, Velvet, Sealet, Glazed and
Hair Caps; Black and Drah Wool Hats, &c, &c, in all the new
and varied styles and shapes. Under the assurance that The sys-
tenn OF small profits and quick returns Is most advantageous, ne
has adopted the meIhud of doing business entirely for cash, ana
is, consequently, enabled TO sell at much lower prices than those
who give credit.
p. $50 his friends in The Country, who have paironised
him, he returns his tharSs-to those who have not, ne hopes TO
be better acquainted with.
Der 81 4S-w1y
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SECOND SUPPLY We are receiving aud opening, thI-
- mGrning, y second supply Of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS. winch, with those on hand, makes our Stock very large
and desirable. Amongst which may b. ionnd:-
Super wool black, blue, brown, and Invisible green Cloths
Do. do. do. aud fancy Cashmere
Flu-lines, Beaver and Pilot Cloths
Swansdown, Valencia, Todnel aud Satin Vestlngs
SalInets, Kentucky Jeans aud kcrseys
Full Cloths and English kerseys, for Negro Clothing
Red, white and yellow Flannels
Padding and Sail Duck
Irish Linens, kcntings, Lawns and Sheeting
Australian Lu-trrs and Chnsais
Rich, new style Mouslaine lie i.aines
Rich. new STYLE Prints, n large supply, new and beautiful
silk, merino. cotton and wooiicn Hose and Half Hose
Buck, kid. merino, silk aud Berlin Gloves
Filet, silk and woolen Mitts
Umbrellas, all prices
TayInr's, Wilct's, Hughes and other Spool Cottons
Patent Threads and Twlnes
Rrochl. Cashmere, Mel and Plaid Shawls
Bleacled AID brown Sheetings aud Shittinss
Duihl, Twilled and Whitney Blankets
Witl almost every other article usually found in a Dry Goods
Johbing House, TO which we respectfully invite the attention OF
the trade. ONDOSS Nl.llNdhaM < DhEl'Rt.
oc, - i6-wtf
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rIARDHAM,s GENUINE NO. 9, sNUFF.-A small 10, Of
IL our own Importation, for sale.
! oct.6 Gilt THOMAS & CHARLES ELL's.
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IonN NJ. MILLER AND WILLIAM J. DANCE, having as
y sociated themselves together in the practice of the Law, will
regularly attend the Superior and Inferior Courts OF Powhatan,
Cumberland, Amela and Goochland. All business entrusted TO
tuher Of them will receive the prompt attention of both.
Addrrss-Powhatan Court house.
RrFrsE>cE,-Messrs- Ellis, Hubbard, Gardner g. Co, Il: w.
SJ.J. Fry & Go, John n Gordon, F. & J. s. james & Co., Wade
". Woodbridge. Richmond; saml. P. HAYES, Powhatan Court
House. William E. Harris & Co, Cumberland; Junius E. Leigh,
William L. Booker, Amelia; Col. Peter Guerrant, Peter J. Archer,
GOochland.
Nov 10 Sim
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The subscriber has discovered another Spring, the waters Of
which are extoled very highly by those who have used them; and
thew ar. certainly very strong. As to the virtues Of these waters
there might be much said. and hundreds Of certificates might be
"I,n. lift FRANCIS a. WILSON.
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JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA COMPANY
TIME ninth Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the James
L River and Kanawha Company will be held at The Capitol, in
The CITY OF Richmond. with PERMISSION Of the proper authority,
on MONDAY, The 18th December next.
BY order OF The President aud Directors.
w. B. CHITTENDEN, Sec'y.
Richmond, 7h November, lS43.
(FORM OF A PROXY
II NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we, the
N Subscribers, being Stockholders in The James River and ka-
pawha Company, do hereby constitute and appoint --o our
true and lawful attorney and proxy, to represent each of us in all
general meetings of the Stockholders of said Company, held with
in six months from and after the date hereof, when we are not
personally present or represented by some other proxy, with full
power and authority at such general meetings, 10 give such vote
or votes, and TO do such other act or acts as each OF us could give
or do, as a member of the said meeting, If we were personally
votes. act or acts, our said attorney may lawfully give or do for
us, in pursuance of the authority hereby conferred upon MN.
Witness or hands and seals this - day of -, one
thousand eight hundred and - ~
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IN FALL AND WINTER DRY GO

BARGAINS IN FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
n II. JENKINS invites the attention Of merchants, itmhIes
III. and others, 10 examine his very extensive Stock OIL
Goods. now opening. from auction and elsewhere, amounting Q
nearly me hundred thousand dollars; the most oil thrm purchased
before the advance in prices, and will be sold on very favorable
te rms:- -rr,c ~ ..,.- AL.
and qualities. = .,
and finer
BLANKETS-larce supply, from IS, 81, and higher prices
Also, Rose and Whitney Bed Blankets, cheap.
SILK GOOn>-,very variety, of all the newest s'yirS
DRESS AGTiCLES, FOR LADlES-con>lsiin2 ot Nelvets,
Chusans. Cape Lus,res, Muslin De LANES, Veivenetls, and many
other new styles, Of great beauty.
CALICOES-2O,O0 coo wards dress Calicoes, all prices, from 4. >,
G, 8. 10. l2l and l6 cents, all new patterns, FAST coiors ana very
great bargains. - =, -.
finer.
MOURNING GOODS-Every kind of family mourning articles
LACE GOoDS-5000 900 yards Thread, Bobinet and Llsie Edg-
ings and I.aces; new patterns and very cheap
SERVANTS CLUTUlSG-in this article great attention mas
been maid 10 select strong and serviceabe materials. both Tor
men and women, and al prices much below the usual rates.
DOMESTIC GOODS-Eveyd description of bieached and I'M
bleached ShIrtings and Sheeting-, from 10 3 yards wide; Cotton
Osnabures, 81 cents and higher prices; Apron Checks; plain and
plaid Linsrys, &c
LINEN GooDs-l,0OO Linen Handkerchief, all prices. from
%, 25. 37l, 50 cents and finer; Shlrting Linens all prices; lowell
ings; Table Linens; Napkins, sc.
In addition To the above, every article for Gentlemen's wearing
apparel, and every article in the Dry Goods business, will be
found Al r. II. JENKINS
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
g., 3q-wtf
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A CARD.
TO THE BUYERS OF BOOTS, SHOES, IhoNho,
rARpET RAGS VALLISES. DC, &c.

HhTC OhoS,
.IPyaNDER NIL. foarth door 6eioo the ruins If The Easf.
n Hotel, would m 81 r.sp cGnly announcer u ms enns anu
III. prR1Ic CENTRALLY. thai he is now IN fecelpi Il q part
- hi. E,iI and Wint r - tx Il Bo Is Sfocs, Trucks. arr-t
R,rs yallisrs. &c. &c, careful y s-lrot~d by himself, IN the
Nnr bern aud E,>te,n Cites; and hr can conhd MY assure ne
puhI,c. that Al no form r period has he been able 10 ohtr greater
Inducements either a regards quantity, qua 1y or pric's' anu
n ,yirr lust received n large, well So ec'ed and very superior u
sortment Of MATERIAL for The nanniactnre oi LNDlES' uEN-
TLEMEN;S, MISSES aud BOYS BOOTS aud s'totsj he Is
nn,v better han ever prepared 10 manufacture all NJ TIE above
named articles in such n man"cr a IS u" give en'lW s'ar
Being rml, satisfied tlat no housr IN the CHy "i klcn,,o,h = an,e
cES. or QUALIFYING, therefore, soIicits a share OF the pnniic
fvors, assuring his patrons, that EVERY raERrioS VIII NC ~ "
render satisfaction. .
COUNTRY MERCHANTS vii find il to their advantage 10
call and take a look, before purchasing elsewhere.
ALEXa AMBER HILL, Boot and Shoe Dealer.
N. "a large and we'll assorted Stock of BROGOE rs u a very
superior quality, manufactured by myself, always on hand, whicI
the public are assured are equal, If not superior, to any sold IN Tue
City.
San, 10 I3s-w3ml Wholesale and Retail
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE,
Washington. Nov. 3. lSia.
Of pIrBLIC P~ROPERTY.-Tle following articles, be-
y longing to the United States, will be offered for safe, at auc
ton, on the 18Th Of the present month, AT ~ O'Clock, a. d., atthe
NAVY Yard. Waship gton, by order of The Conmandant:
lls tons Anthracite Coal, best quality Beaver Meadow"
$50, 900 pounds OF old Copper
;O,OOu do. Camboose Iron, ! OF an inch thick
l old Boiler, Steamboat
1856 pounds of Fast Iron
4,44 do Wrought Iron
5G2 do. Lead Pipes of various Sizes
o7I6 do. Composition
e0sl do. Copper
A quantity OF Scrap Iron, 2 Boats and 1876 Slaves
Tefms-Cash. WIN. B. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
~. 52-tds
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR sALE-The subscriber
N desiring, for prof, s>ional purposes, to reside in town, offers
for sale, on reasonable terms, the pleasant and eommodious Rest
drnce now occupied by him, adjoining Charlottesville, with
ten acres of Land attached.
The dw selling is of brick, two stories high, handsomely finish
ed, and in complete repair. There is a neat office of brick, with
two good rooms, in the yard, and the we'll. ice house, stables,
and other out houses and appurtenances, convenient and in good
condition.
house, all of il in excellent heart, and of the finest quality
" CHARLES MINOR.
Oct o1 4S-w5w
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LAND, MILL, &C, FOR SALE.

LAND, MILL, &C, FOR SALE.
THE Subscribers will sell on Saturday, the 18th day Of No.
! vember next, at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, at
Paiuu,He, in the County Of Amelia, the Tract of Land lying ad-
jacent thereto, uhe late residence of ]. r. letter. containing
about 800 acres-one third in woods nforiginal growth The build
ings have been recently put up-comprising, In part, q large,
convenient and handsome two story dwelling, with nine rooms,
&C., neatly finished, being in every way suitable 10 accommodate
a large fanily-a storehuusr, and all necessary ont houses in good
repair-and is an excellent location for a country stnr- or n
boarding school. Also, the Mil, with 50 or TO acres of Land,
living within one and n half miles Of Painvile. Terms will be
he made known on the day of sale. JOHN F. WILEY.
JOHN B.. HURT.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, will sell at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, my Tract OF Land, containing ~ acres, lying on
Socks Creek, in the County of Amelia, midway between the
Clcmeniown and Stony Point Mills. There is about 20 acres Of
creek low grounds, and about one half Of the high land Is in
woods of original growth, well timbered and fine tobacco land.
This land is considered by good judges to he equal to any III the
county. Any person wishing TO view it in my absence, will apply
IN MIR John A. Hnlsman. JOHN F. WILEY.
O.. o. aQ-tds
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o U R o S E!

THE subscriber gratefully and respectfully returns his thanks
i To his friends and patrons for their past fivnrs, and hopes, by
his continued personal attention To business, 10 merit a continu-
ance of their custom. The House has been re-painted and re-
furnished, and is now in complete order for the reception OF his
guests.
The Larder is stocked with the best that The market anords-to-
ge,her with frequent Northern arrivals
The Cellar has been replenished with the best of Liquors,
Wines, Cordiais, &c.
Great care has been taken TO procure the best Of attention, and
notice of any neglect OF which, will be thankfully received.
Clubs, Pirate Parties, and other Meetings, cam, at all times, be
accommodated with private rooms. e. G. THOMPSON.
n. b. Just received some fine Canvass Backs, Woodcock,
Pairidges, Snipe, Terrapins, and York River oysters-served nj
short notice.
Nov, 10 I@4t
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SERVANT WANTEp.-Wanted, either to hire or purchase, a
- servant Woman. who has been accustomed to housework,
and ubo Is a good Srmptstress, without incumhrance. Enquire
80" mr.. Nov. 3 5l-f
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ITO PERSONS HAVING SERVANT TO HIRE OUT BY
l. THE YEAR.-Noicc is hereby given, that the Directors OF
the Eastern Lnna,ic Asylum, in Williamsburg, being DESTROYS OF
obtaining the best Servants for the use of the Asylum nave re-
solved TO offer, to those who have servants 10 hire Out, an advance
Of Is per cent. above the market price in Williamsburg, oil sueh
as may be- selected by The Superintendent OF me Asylum. Inc
market price 10 be ascertained by the Board of Directors In Janu-
airy of each year, for the ensuing year. Moreover, a premium OF
siO. for each of the four male servants, who, ut the end OF the
year, shall be considered 10 have performed their duties most
faithfully; and of SIS, for each Of the tour female servants similar
w circumsianced, will be allowed to the owner in addition 10 the
is per cent. The superintendent Of the Asylum twho, by the law
Of the 81 te, is u Physician) will attend, gratutously, those ser.
wants, when sick. whose owners desire IL. The hire will be paid
half yearly if required. Persons disposed to contract with the
Asylum are requested to communicate with the Superintendent,
DR.. John NJ. Calf, before the 18th Of December next.
BY order Of the Court Of Directors,
PHILIP J. BARZIZA.
Oct al M-St
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A GENCY Vt WA~SHINGTON.-To persons who woald $ We
"A A tourney TO the city. the undersigned offer their services IN
attending 20 their commands, for q reasona lie compensation
They viii nego,i, tie the sale or purchase OF lands IN any part Of
tof Maryland and v,gini,)-,en' OFT, purchase or sell out
houses and lots In the District CO lect drhts-serve nouces-thke
depositi .ns-or do such o'her business As is required IN their line.
The Senior of the concern being a Justice Of the Peace, aud
.xperienced In the taking of evidence for distant Courts, that
bcanch Of their business Will be attenhed To with despatch
T. r. HAMPTON & SON
RECOMMENDATION w. C. Rives, Of Virginia; Hon. r. |. Walk
er. of Mi.s,ssippi; Hon. w S. Futon, of Arkansas; Hon. John
Reynolds, Of Illinois; Hoa. VIM: Smith, ,Wa'rent"n, Va; Hon
Samuel Chiffon, do. Maj chs. Hnnron, do; Gen. Jno. K. Wal.
lace, do. B. Hone and Geo. Brent, E>qs, Alexandria, U. c.; Gen.
Geo Rus, and Wesley to~les, E-q, Balumrr re, Nd; Mai. VIM
q scott, ir. NJ C. Buck aud Gen. A Hunter, Washington; DIR.
Rohrrr and n. w. 1ilry, ?. NJ, Georgetown; A. S. Trhbs and
Tho. P Knox, Leesburg, Virginia; Chs. &. Chiffon and Col w.
Shields. Missouri; w. 5. Pickett, Esq New Orleans; Gen. II. $
Foote, Jackson, Miss; Jno. P. Uuvall and Thos. Brown, Esqs.
Tallahassee, Florida.
Wnshingtnn. Oct. "a, 1873. 4s-et
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pi>WAL SWAMP STOCK FOR SALE am authorised 10
~. :, ar CSC mr. he Is,,sr inc. WoMBLE.
~" - 50-tliS
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POLITICAL.
From tie GioGe.1

THE RESULT OF Mr.. CLAYS STRUGGLE, IN 1892, TO
MAIN TAIN EVERY ULTRA PROTECTIVE INPosT' OF
M. TARIFF OF iSa-.
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nR. CARTER T. JOHNSON has taken an office two duors
~ below the Exchange Bank, where he may always be found,
sh-n no. 1T the Medical : olieee.
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THE counties Of surry, Brunswick, Greensvilie, and al. tne
1 counties lying Eas, Of these, in Virginia, with Northampton
and Accnmac, will he visited by Jno. s. Gouldin, in the course OF
the next two mouths, for the purpose of making collections Tor me
Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Wing, Richmond Compiler,
Southern Literary Messenger, sc.
The counties Of Rockingham, Page and Shenandoah, and the
counties North and West Of these will be visited by Franklin
Broaddus about the same time, for the same purpose. And the
Counties Of Powhatan and Amelia will be visited by William n.
Caracza for the same purpose as above. Persons indebted will
please make paymen, to the above named gentlemen.
WI. GOULDIN,
Collector for Enquirer, Wing, &c.
Nov. 10 3-ft
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DIR MUM BLANK BOOKS j W. RANnoLPH has a set of
L ~ ,nk Books, Tar winch h- received n SILVER medal at the late
Agricultural FAIR made at the best paper, well ruled, and bound
beautifully and Substantially altoeether one OF the most splendid
set of Bonks ever seen in X edmond, which he will sell AT n made
rate ptice No extra charge for the extra work, 'recol.ot that"
Bank work and all other kinds of Bookbinding, done at short
notice, aud in a style that must give satisfaction.
Wos in NIL cases warranted
JC Orders for Books, Stationery, Music, &C., VIII receive
prompt attention, il ad iressed to
Nov 10 Std
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nlsM.L SWAMP LAND COMPANY.-The Annual Meeting
4 Stockholders in the Dismal Swamp Land Company WIN
b, h-d mi the town of suffolk, at Il O'Clock, A. NJ, on Weones-
cas-. the 18th Of November next, agreeable TO a reso,gmoh Oh ~
Company.
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