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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

4 GENCY FOR THE SALE OF REAL FSTATE.-The sub
Il scrr various applications made To him by indiv-
mag and sci. Real Estate. has been in
r.a a tst lis connection with the Agricultural, Public
peculiar facilities for conducting such negotiations;
has opened ohce at which persons DESTROYS oil
% can eaye pas descriptions &C., of their Estates and at
wishing purchase may obtain birds view OF
properly market, either country HIS charges
VII moderate and may be made contingent upon the sales
eng effected.
Vow hand little Farms In the vicinity Of the city,
M large Estates in the adjoining country. In one
THE aler especially, great bargain may be obtained
C. T. Bolts.
jly2s 23-if
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SALE OF THE REAL. AND PERSONAL ESTATE OF
~ Pursuant 10 order Of the the L.
for the Eastern District of Virginia made I'D day Of
May isl3 shall SELL public auction, The highes, bidder
certain Real Estate mentioned in the deeds of Seger
Nash of Famvle and Nash and Steger o ynchbur ard
Merritt w. Stera aso certain Personal Estate mentioned in
said deeds. which Of record in the Clerks Office Of the Conn
Court of Prince Edward and in the Clerks Office the Como.
ration Court OF Lyncburg which said deeds have declared
fraudulent and void by said Court The following uroprr
~ 10 be sod viz Three Lots in the town Of Famrie with
superior brick Factory and extensive fixtures; 2nd Lot with
ordinary mprnrements3d, vacant Lot and eleven Negroes
consisting Of men and women who well trained factory
some cows and small l Of well selected Household Furniture
enc well improved Lot for private residence, town Of
yuchhurs; all of their interest in Tobacco Factory a:. Lot in
the town uf Lyncbburs.
In each case the sale will he FOR cash. amount m any
purchase a be one hundred dollars and il viii
be for cnetrd cash. third six months and one third NJ,
twelve months from The day Of sale. No conveyance will he
matte TO lie purchaser, In whole
shall be paid and conveyance directed hy thc Cart
The sale in Farmvle will be made in front Col F. H. James,
Tavern on The 23d day OF August NJ 10 cock
The sale IN Lynchurg will he made the m day oC Ancu.,
next in front of the franklin ote commencing nj 10 occk
VIM. c. FLoURNoY, Special Assignee
July 81 III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

VI t. RICHARD T. BROADDUs my Agent, is now about TO
' The Counties IN Southwestern Virginia, beginning at
DEE and asng all the counties from that point, South
We" icr the purpose Of giving subscribers and others OPP
sa Of se.,ins their dues to the r. Enqufer L. Whi. H.
'oae that Nil Will be prepared 10 meet Mr. b. with these
| cs Persons wishing 10 subscribe 10 these. ana ether
6-h'; WILLIAM GOULDIN,
-, Collector for Enquirer, WING, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

y0TCE-Mr VIM McCrery having by deed Of trust, assign
e his books, debts and claims Of every description
benefit of his creditors have placed the same for coec
,7 IN HE hands of Mr. Lewis Hli, my Agent whom all
on nteoed Mr. McCrery requested TO pay the amount
several debts without delay as indulgence cannot be
gwen. u. a. MiEHS, trustee
,,,, 81. 23-U
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber, ha;ig IN
view Western location will offer for sae tn the mrhest
bidder TIL ESDAY the fifteenth Of August next, tar fa
upon resides the county OF Madson 'n'cni
atey the Rapid Anne ver aud ahjons the 'aidsor 'i
establishment Mr. EldSun containing near Two hhhdfeu
and hfy acres Upon the Tract heie good proportion o. al
iuvial o superior quality, well adapted 10 the GOWN Of
wheat corn clover all common 20 cur
county. valuahleJ Is OF Chocolate G"
eravsy nam gently undltng lying well 20 rs :' ana
probably in adaptation 10 the above ~ hi-
ed crops BY an land Eas, oiia blue Ridge Ia fact cy
soil that, the Of clover ami a'ief II
desired of fertility There all abhd-
fuel for all the purposes o the Farm II Is
well walered having springs and running in ever HELD
distant Orange Court huuse hy eigbt
and thirteen from the Richmond and Louisa
Railroad Depot Gordonsre. To the Depot rs can ca
manufacturing mill contiguous, acilr afford
disposig of the products of the IL h0GCied IN part
post roads leading Madison Court ous. aud on
the other line Of four coaches running 10 tG
house, Fauquier Springs, The subscriber ondey
believes that fer fertility of SOIL aluhy of climate convent
Blue Ridge and Southwest mountains, from latter Of
which is only separated by the fNer that II VIII not surT III
comparison with part The state The fr2n,tneItS
which handsomely situated, consist Of framed dwelling
tanning with fire places all the oui tud-
and well the ard rated y
pump There IL choice variety OF lint and sao vines
in furnishing condition.
Professionalism of the purchase will be required
hand the balance in equal ANIMAL instruments on the day
of sale, well secured.
Persons disposed invited before the
day Of SALE and satisfy themselves particular ANY
ing additional information, will lie attended Sho!d sale be
effected the privilege Of seeding grain will be allowed due
time and entire possession before the end Of the year
July lids ALEX. :. TALIAFERRO
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! ~ N0riCE-JNo. d. and WIN. T. MUNFORD, associ-
in The practice of the Law, will attend the Courts held IN
- en- af Richmond and in the counties OF Chesteheld ana
u oice-corner of Main and l4h streets, city OF kch
a.GA Virginia. - =
iLn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

11I1E BONNER MANURE METHoD-Ths process, by
which kinds of refuse vegetable mailer are sFccd anu
cheapy converted into manure of the most iert.,ns
hcco Thoroughly tested 6 the most practical ano
,er.nccl farmers tie Northern and Southern states ne
Uniform which has attended 's operation 70
M apn;on q every farmer who wishes enrich his land at Il
Hinr cast 49,, ,,..;,, ,f land
,onn Inch may &c desired the method, the following
scale has hecn adopted, viz: ,c
For gardens, $50 10
FARM. 10 . 100 actes, ~
llo from 100 $50 acres, -
no. ttcm 900 to 800 acres, -
Do from 800 TO 400 acres, ~
Over 400 acres in any one farm, ID
u" ' ABBETT {, CO., Baltimore,
Projectors Of Tire patent right Tor tue
Southern and Western states.
c. r. BOTTS, Agert, Richmond va.
=, 2l-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

l0T Ell purchase sreiusrey for my USE some
Se Young Negroes the OF IL and 90 But
canned had win take them in families will give lie.
aces city and county, which will prove beyond
1shlty of doubt, that trader Gentlemen wish.
sell can have my name application the Office of
4, Exchange shall remain in Richmond two weeks, or
7, smo,d ,r,v "a IeA3 23-3t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

ouy CaSKIE, LAW, offers his professional
,rie.s to the public He will attend tho courts held IN the
h Richmond and those of the counties OF Chesterfield ana
a Office on Governor street, second door above bieges
'@sa S'" - I 24-ots
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July 81

s. ALE OF FARMyILLE PEoPERTY.-By virtue of two
~ deeds OF Trust executed 10 the subscriber James Jnk
son and Sarah A. his wife, dated the 4h March 1872 and
The other 2th April 1872, both Of record In County Conf nj
Prince Edward TO certain debts nen,oned dine m
The farmers Bank Of Virginia. at its Office Famvilc viii be
sold In front OF F. H. James Tavern in the Town of Farmve
following property, conveyed by said deeds witt Pant Of lot
No. 9, on Nam street. which at present occupied by r. H.
SON. deceased-lo No a. on Main street. prese by
Anand Rauson Store and The said James ~ lack SON NJ
family esidence-Lois No 80 a. ~ H. Al, 45 in William e.
vsnahes SURVEY No l. lately occupied BY James Jack
Factory and lie appnrenances- No u and 80 in
Randops new surveys and the following Slaves: Jaco ,!v
Mary, Isaac Coles, Jack, Thomas. Juh William Teacher
Caione William Henry Austin, Ryland Paul Grace Martha
Anthony Merit Charles iIsnly and Rurk number Of these
slaves first rate mechanics and nearly unconmoy
and valuable. 80
TrmsCash for the Slaves. credit will be giycn IN tho
Real Estate which win be made known lie dsy Of snl The
title 10 she property herein conveyed believed TO be GOOD but
Shall only convey such as Is vested in by the deed
Famville, June 9th. 1913. lids
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FARM FOR SALE NEAR RICHMoNp.-T offer for sale III,
n above farm two and half miles from city Of Richmond
The contains 40 adjoining the farm recently pur
chased by John NJ Gregory Esq., late acting Governor Of
MIA The buildings arc all new and in good repair The dwe
ling house large and cnmmodious Capt John r White who
lives premises will pleasure IN showing them 10 any
disposed purchase The be accommodating
only snail part of the purchase money requ rcd.
would either Bank Stale S,ocks q, take
part city or county properly For further particulars, apply
to my friend H. Carrier, who is authorised for
will sell bargain in this property. JOS. STAKE.
June Is lO-om
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WEBB. BACON K co.
SALE,
I'LL HID: Eew Orleans
- d. Porto Rico .t-c.pc
j. dc. 81. croix
III hb;s. loaf
Ilhd. and barrels N. y. Mo!asses
$50 bags Porto Rico
210 do B.suita
ls9 do African icoprEEs
6 do old Government lava ~
- do Cuba and 81 Jasa
do siancaibo
1000 sacks Liverpool blown Sail
English refined table Salt, IN boxes
BAR Iron, hiistered Steel
900 kcc. cut Nails and Bfads
10 tisrces Rce
Rarrc. pearl Barley Tar. Pitch
Oil-Tanners, W:i!ter strained sperm
IPa,hfr-solc, upper, harness, calf skins
Tea-cunpo..der and Pow coug
Cunpowd IN kegs and canscrs
Shot, bar LEAD
CandIeS-spgrm, tal'ow and lluii's iaien;
,Oo boxe- Soap, embracing almost every variety
Nader, Indigo, Salt retie
Pepper, limenio Ginger, Alum
Bnm-tone, Chocolate, starch Hops
Clever Seed nests wnnirn Ware
Painted IInckeis. window Glass
London Porter, Wines of various kinds
Cotton Yarns Irvine Cotton and Hemp
Shoe Thread, cotton Oznaburgs
Sheelncs and Shirtincs
Bed Cords and Lines [cotlon and henpl
Wool Feathers
Writing letter and wrapping Paper, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

A MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YoRK.-The American Hotel
having recently undergone extensive repairs and alterations
and being enlarged by the addition of the adjoining building Is
again for the reception of my iends and the public Its
location unsurpassed by that OF any similar in
the City being Broadway fronting Park and directly
poetic the Fountain.
The undersigned respectfully soci continuance Of patron
age assuring all that pains win spared contribute the
comfort of his guests. WILLIAM B. COZZENs.
June 20 lo-l2if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

,-Wn. =. iEsON, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Richmond,
"a! Eve promp, attention sales OF all kinds OF Pro-
aSo, andre Consigned his care Store on Cary
aug a-ssrs. Capertoa &. Crump.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04


CAROLINA ADDRESS.
We have waited for time, to hear al! the OBJ
jec,ions which may be urged against Representation
by Congressional Districts in the Democratic National
Convention and We propose now 10 notice them
But before doing so, it might be proper briefly state,
the positions of those who ere favor Of this method
CT representation.
They urge, ta, there BIZ. two forms Of represen
ia;on known under the Constitution Of the United
States and The Government it establishes. l. The re-
presentation Of S;Ies--and this IS carried out IN tho
Senate of the United States, where each State beng
equal in sovereignty, IS equal III Representations =,
The representation OF the prop!a-and this Is carried
out in the popular branch Of Congress-the House of
Representatives. generally BY district elections and
district representations Nv, choose ye. Take
National Convention. If the former is adopted we are
equal vo,es-as prac!ised under The old Conede-
ration and in the Convention which framed the Cons-
tuition Of the IT, and the Constitution itself pro-
ydes shall take pace, when the Presidential election
is thrown into the House Of Representatives.. Or, Il
the latter orm, the represent ion of the people, -
adopted, more than content Then, every Con-
gfessona ds,ric. Ill send representative and he's
HE Convention, rs in Congress, VIII represent ana
carry out the opinions and wishes OF the seventy thou
sand people the District contains we prefer the iat.
ter farm OF Representations because We desire the NIL
Of the people, and not the will OF the States, to predo-
inmate in the Convention We pu! il to any fair and
candid mind can eny thing be arer thnn these alter
na,ivas They rise up directly from the lace OF The
onsti,ution-amar the people in their daily prac-
ices under the Constitution Of the U. familiar to
them in all their practices in the several States No State
Legsla,ure-no Stale Convention was ever ORGANIZED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR GLASGOW.
BY virtue OF decd of Trust executed by John Sampson,
me undersigned and NJ II Garland OF date the 3 August,
1882 and duly recorded Clerks Office of Amherst County
Court and for certain therein mentioned the under
sned as surviving Trustee by the direction the creditors Sc
day Of August, le3 SELL by way OF public auction to the
highest bidder all that parcel Of Land conveyed by VIM
NJ Waller and wife the said John SAMPSON by deed duly
recorded In Amherst County Court called "THE WiNToN Els
containing by late ls5 acres two rods situated
In the county OF Amherst sides of the Buoe rve and
adjoining che town of New Glasgow.
This represented believed by the undersigned to be
valuable Estate and he invites attention Of capitalists to IT,
for seeding purposes will be given the day of sae
and full possession on the lst of January next.
TERMs-he land viii be sold credit Of 2 ls or "a MONTHS
except as 10 the SUN the The
purchaser required to give negotiable notes satisfactorily
deed of trust the property to secure their
ment The title is believed be unquestionabeb the under
signed will convey such title only vested in him by the trust
deed aforesaid. {. L. MOSBY, Surviving Trustee
24-tds
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THE subscriber wishes 10 rent for about years
good Farm near the Richmond Railroad that would
require from twelve 10 fifteen hands cultivate IT, with improve
ments for a, leatn small family ANY having such
would be pleased TO communicate me- letter. Bow
ling Green, Caroline county, otherwise
July14 lo-w4w DANIEL DEJARSETTE, JK.
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the Circuit Superior Court o Law and Ctancry for the eoun
Albemare pronounced OF The President aud d.
Of the Literary Fund against Martin Dawsons Executor
aud others SHALL the 7 day Ct August lsi3 being Abe
marie Court day. al the front door of the EAGLE Tavern III the
town OF Charlottesville SALE Ia the highest bidder the
Land, Tie
River. containing about IL. Belle Mir -
tate aad being the late residence OF Martin Dawson decea>
This estate within abor miles from Sco;,sv!e the James
River kanawha Canal, and about IL miles oa the
Charlottesville
At The time ana place shah offer, public nbont
sou of Land lying around and adt village
Milton, IN said county belonging the Estate of Martin
deceased This ana is situated the Rvanna River
bile stream adjo:ns two Manufacturing Mills is within
Charlottesville
Also, the time and place, shall Offer public sale
other Tract of Land of 29i lying cGy
Hardware River patented TO The late Martin Dawson, deceased
aud adjoining the lands of the late
son, deceased and within few miles of The
Terms will be liberal, and made sale
V. w. SOUTliALL, Commissioner.
aids
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lFron De Charleston .Mesenv.l

We presen; to-day the views of respected corrcs
pendent, to which ask the attention of politicians
here and elsewhere. We have already given
but gave them not IN The name Of the party,
al any others han the editors OF THIS journal. None
are bound by them but oufselsesaud for the Con-
vsnon and the people i, represented, they have spo-
KEN and every in possession of their Address hGs
rs good righ; as ne 10 d:aw ls coacusicns8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

VALUABLE LAND AND MILL. FOR SaLE-By yfac Of
the last will of William Dulaney deceased ! shall sell, IN
the 2isi day OF hussl next, to The highest bidder valuable
tract Of Land lying in the county Of Greene. about quarter
mile from sanardsvic, the main rand leading Richmond
and Fredericksburg The contains about four hundred
twenty ahnNt hundred which
land 10 clear The land lies remarkably WELL and
ted IN the cultivation Of wheat rye, tobacco and
taken ultogete combines advantages rarely be with
The improvements tosraby good, being dwelling
house, stables cabins tobacco house, There lurty
of good bottom land the
spring within sixty yards of the dwelling equal any
the Mountains Further particulars deemed
Is presumed any person wishing 10 purchase viii
premises.
Terms-Onc third cash. and the balance In equal
payments. deed will be made payment is
made.
The Mill property lies within mile Of the county seat on
the South branch of the Rapid Ann River The m in good
repair runs pair of burrs and pair Of s;ones
situated ia fine wheat country and considered excellent
Manufacturing MILL The society in The ncpborhood
and being within mile of the county yeIy de-
srabe property 1t vii! be sold terms the land
JOHN &. DULANEf, Executor
July7 "a,
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WHIrE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
uld GASEOUS CONTENTS:

The subscriber has dis,-sed another Spring the Of
which eaocd h.y by those who have used them and
they certainly A. the virtues of these
might and hundreds Of certificates might he
Produced but the subscriber deems il, unnecessary.
FRANCIS q. WILSON.
June.1 lI-tf
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naONTICELLo MniIsg M cuARLorrEsvIILE-

soNilcELio HOUSE, IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I'VE extensive establishments Ion. Known the 'Cenra o-
tel, ai lately 6cpt By McssTs i Tc has passed into
the hana o nc subscribers lis poprfur and open
III" ete1h nd accommodation OF company in style
pasei e oo Ly any public house the upper cpuhy.
ihe spacious ana Ianiune brick ediice lately erected
premises, has been bed with and handsome iurnre
aud, oEee WIN The other pan of the establishment which
hcr. Thoroughly repaired and whiewasted is excellent
order Tor tiic accommodation Of guests.
The stages on the eieat and Western Route, arrive
and depart daily from house, whore stage Offices
kept.
The Bar win always be supplied with the choicest Liquors
and his stables which commodus will always
stored WIN po'ehder and attended By Careful and faithful O
lers.
The subscriber has been long, and he believes well KNOWN
an most having been for many years the Landlord Of
the celebrated Warm Springs Western Virginia he deems
unnecessary Tor him 10 his friends aud the public ge
ney la lhl his usual and prompt attention TO the comfort
Of his guests, VIII BIZ in degree impaired lie pledges himself
make every proper effort entertain in agreeable and
cepiabe manner all who may sol "A his
jnIyl l6-lm =. Join FRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

THE undersigned have ormct partnership under the
l. firm WEBB BACON * co. for transaction of the
Grocery and Commission Business.
LEWIS WEIR,
JOHN L. BACON,
HENRY L. e. BASKERVILLE.
Richmond Jnlv ls,. 1873.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-04

- EMOVAL.-JoHN e. WAIT, DEsrfsr. has removed his
II Office Eank square, above the Banks, an
Rssrsnee.-M Clarke, nj. d. George Watson IL. d., F. H.
Deane NJ d. E. H. Carmichael, NJ. d. Robt. w. HaIal, NJ
Thomas Nelson NJ D. James Bolton, M. D. j. A. Cunningham
NJ. d. May y liV-"Ft
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:. nNIIIsrRATljR,s SALE-W, be sold to The highest
bidder for cash. Bowling Green, 10 The county OF Ca
rone ON sioaday 18th Of August next that berg Caroline
Carl day. some fifteen twenty likely !os negroes, belong
np Il, The Estate of James Duval, deceased by
Administrator ol James Duva deceased.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The Sessions of this Instu.
annually the s! Of October and
July following. The Schools Of the University,
with their respective Professors, are
/. Ancient Languages-Dr. Gessner Harrison
3. Msthematicswsir Edward Il. Courtenay
4. Natural Philosophy.-Mr. VIM. B. Rogers.
Civil Engineerng,ha subjects of which divided be-
g. Chemistry and sa,eria Medca.-Dr Ro. L. Rogers
I. Medcne.-Dr. Henry Howard
Anatomy and surgery.-Dr. James |. Cabel.
TO- Iaw-judge Henry St. c. Tucker.
Judge Tucker is Chairman CT the Faculty.
The regular stated charges for the session S25 90
For all other this sufficient 25 90
$50 60
The sum of $3.50 has found for years past
average Of the of resident Students
from the Patron with whom they required de-
For further particulars the printed catalogues
Washington Globe and the Charleston Mercury in boh of which
WILLIS RI. WooDLEY Proctor and Patron U. of Va
July IA l9-tlO
~ The Richmond Wing; Baltimore Pa;ro, and Republican;
Pi'sbug Cazee Cincinnati Gazette ohio the Raleigh Regis
and Fayetteville Observer North Carolina; Nashville Repub
ma Recorder and Savannah Geogan Georgia.
The Mobile Chronicle Huntsville democrat and Flag Of The
sspp The Argus and Bee New oeans and The Journal and
ADVERTISED Louisville Ky viii publish The above In their cGun
accounts to the Proctor Of The University
IIMoRY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Washington, Va.-The
u spring this institution will Thurs
day, tho Gath OF August next
board 81 per week, and no extra charge for washing
months The following gentlemen compose the
Faculty:
Rev. Charles Collins NJ President, and Professor Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry.
Rev E,am Wiley A. NJ, Professor of Ancien, Languages
aud Literature.
Ebnezer Stevens b. Tutor in Mathematics and Teacher
Modern Languages
John G Winniford, second Tutor.
II will be perceived the above rates that the cost Of stu
den varies from Se4 s94 so per of ten MONTHS
far less than what is customary similar institutions The
of that cheapness the location OF the college in the midst
of rich and productive farming country, remote from market
another advantage connected with this institution
which gives paramount claims all others Being situated in
country nearly miles from town or vage there Is
extravaganza dress and other prodsaliy
The mild and PARENTAL but energetic and rn
The faculty, with their families reside in the college edices,
and are ever exercise wholesome influence and
Trustees warmly recommend the Institution to the
patronage of public and appeal with confidence to the five
years which 1t has now been in existence.
June n lot 2tth Aug
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', avEAPOET x ALLEN, AucTIoSEEEs CcAai,sioS
IL NEGOTIATE, Richmond, VIrs1nd attend 10 sales Of
Ecery Description Of -hsrchandi-e,
And will make liberal cash advances consIgnmen,s.