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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-25

kEroHr ON ki.HANING TIKI SrRxErs.-The able
and powerful Report OF the Corporation Commit
tee ON the Contract tor Cleaning the Streets is pub
lished at full length in this days paper. twill be
found on the first page.
We have very little 10 say on this report Like
itself II the COMMITTEE has erred At all, II is In not
giving tins famous contract 10 the highest bidder
In these glorious times should always SO for the
highest prices-,he highest principles-,he highest
vinues-,he highes meri,s-and the hishes, rewards
here or hereafter Besides, wha, is the use of max
ing such fuss about Sloo.o Don't We see the
glorious financier and politicians Of Wall street
and Washington, OF both parties, nun away with a
couple OF hundred thousand dollars before break
fast; and then set up for saints and philosophers ever
after Why such noise about mere dirt and ma
nure-parncularly as Father Miller has satisfied
every body that the streets OF New York. and OF ali
other cities, will be cleaned by another contractor
after the I'D of April next
We object, like our friend OF the g Courier" TO
the present contract, but different grounds. and
for different object. We believe that the highest
price should have been gwen. II $4,000 year con-
tans a certain eusn,iy Of honesty and magnetism.
certainly $4,000 year must have double dose.
The committee, therefore, have acted contrary 10
the principles OF the sge-bu II they keep the streets
clean, may forgive them, and allow them 10 take
the benefit Of the act.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-25

WESTERN NAvIeATfos.-Th Ohio rIver was TALL
ina a, Cincinnati on the 18Th inst There were ~
feet Of water IN the channel. The Miami Cana
continues closed by ice. Weather very mild.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-25

THE WEATHER There has been change in the
weather II q colder and more ~inierlsh now
such change VIII produce plenty Of Gods sno
cogshs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-25

CAsK OF PKrKx RrkssxN, Ms pAxE.-ln the
Superior Court, Judge Oakley presiding. yesterday
very singular scene came off The case OF libel
against us. as charged by the person whose name
heads this article, was called for trial The court
room was crowded at early hour with mer-
chants, iradesmen, shipping brokers. and small
dealers. who have been sufferers and victims-all
ready. as willing witnesses. 10 prove the truth Of the
allegations he avows 10 be libellous and SO injurious
10 hls fair fame and reputation to damage him in
the sum Of 5000 Peter himself, dressed very well,
appeared in Court attended by lawyer, whose
name We understand is Mr. Lipp,;: and, as was ex.
peeted by all who knew the plaintiff. an affidavit
was offered by somebody, whose name we could
no, learn, 10 the effect tina, the plaintiff was not
ready for irial owing the absence Of material es-
tmony.
The defence stated that they were ready 10 pro-
coed 10 trial. and some twenty witnesses were cal
led, many OF whom were in attendance Judge
Oakley, application by plaintiffs counsel, order
ed the case off until the next term of the Court.
which meets on Monday. the 9th Of February, when
in all probability the plaintiff will be compelled TO
come 10 mil, or he non suited.
1t was an interesting scene 10 look about the
business in this city, who had volunteered 10 ap-
YEAR as witnesses TO testify TO the general bad repu
ation Of this man Riersen and il is too bad tina,
such man can compel the attendance OF publish
ers. jurors witnesses, &c, at loss OF their time
and money, 10 appear IN court OF law in reference
TO the publication Of well certified and au,hen,i-
Gated facts. such we were prepared TO prove in
tul Justification.
In the meantime il is necessary TO do something.
and we have been requested by several OF Peters
victims TO call GENERAL MEETING for Thursday
al Il O'Clock ,noon al the Caif Ttoni, $50 Broadway.
OF all those who have had an unfortunate acquain-
lance with him. IN order 10 take into consideration
what should be done in the matter Ii is full time to
put as,cp TO the financial operations OF Peter Riersen
in New York, and there are ample materials TO act
al once. Remember the Gaze T0Toni, $50 Broad
3d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-25

SrxAs Salr CAlkpoNA.-There begins te be lit
tic anxiety felt for this steamer. She had been
nineteen days and lew hours at sea when the last
maa left Boston Ii she did no, arrive there yes,er.
day. we shall certainly think tina, some acciden,
has hapssaed 10 her. We do not believe that her
day Of departure from Liverpool was changed, for
the rules of the ros, office department, which So
vem all mail steamers. are imperative. We really
hope that she is now safe at Boston, and that her
news will reach here to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-25

Upon the receiT Of tins ticket, Mr. Williamson
paid The bslsSce, ss5i 81 and thus settled the bill.
The ~ hole stands thus -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-25

DR. HAwKxs FOURTH AND LAST LScruRS AT
NlsLo's-The spacious saloon was excessively
crowded last evening, more 50 than on any preceding
lecture. The interest in the lectures seems to IN
crease. rather than diminish. The learned Doctor
certainly has wonderful faculty OF drawing full
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
NEW FALL DRY GOODS

THE subscribers have received, by the regular Packets and
i railroad from New York large and c"ce assortment oil
SE.3S 0.N.4BLE GOODS
in their line the whole Of which have been purchased and raid
for, the lowest cash prices They are now offered wholesale
and retail very reasonable advance Tor cash Z" city accep
iances They pat 4, follows:
Extra super English and French wool black Cloths and CASH
super blue, invisible gcen brown and olive Cloths and CASH
mercs .,o
Extra rich 1 aud Alpaca I.n>tres, nj all prices
Super Orleans Cloths, chusans and Iesans
PLAIN aud figured Mouse and Grape de Lane and Chaly
Tartan and Cirrassian aid, Tor chldens
Smper pllin and striped, black blue black silks
Rich ombre. shaded AID canseabe striped and plaid silks
Black and fancy coored bullion, Loon and mohlr Fringes
Cambria iacone', s"i:s checked an al, mum Nln,ns
Jubilee, lace striped Taron and drapcry do.
Thread aud Le Laces Edgng and lnsernes, large as
Ladies' chenille nett o.dered silk Gloves and M
Do. Md, is'e thread, Cas'or and Berlin do,
Gentlemens Kid, buck, beaver Berlin and silk do.
40 and 1914 Table Dama<k and Table cia,hs. al sizes
Irish Linens, Lawns, Linen Camhries and Napkins
Linen Shccng, Bird Eye aud Russia iiiaper and Crash
Shell side, dressing, tuck and ivory fine Combs
Hair, tooth nail and comb Brushes. Soap. Cologne. &c
Ladies' plain em>ttced and thread cambria andker-
Velvet. talaa and satin bonnet, and neck Ribband
Large and medum Shawis, Scarfs and 1andkerchiers
Super black aud blue Bomhaznes and cameon Brocade
Habit and furniture CaIicces and Ginehams. all prices
Irvine and coldd Skirts cof-ets melt and worsted Bags
New siye rrin:eG veve's, for ladies' dresses
WEi,u.,y, rcse. point duti aud twill.d Blankets
su.cr inslan Carpet NJ -;a'r do. and Rags
Heavy all wool miod kerseys Tor field hands
Plain striped and paid inseys and colored Domesics
Heavy Pilot C,lhs Flushinss, Plains and Gocaina
roi;ine Merino, vaena, Cashmere and her VesiinGs
Plain and figured SILK Velvet aud plain and inquired Satin do
White green, yellow, blue, plain aud iwiled Fhnnes
Super onshrinkins Welsh do all prices
Beachcd and brown heavy Canton do.
With complete Of b'eached and brown sheencs
and shngs Cotton oznabrgs Tcken, &C., of the most
Country Merchants Farmers and Citizens generally,
and assortment which will be found supe
N"' VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO.,
II street, Shockoe hin.
- y3yS-xx 1yy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
ON CuURCH TAVERN IN HANOVER.

WILL offered for SALE the premises, at public
w MONDAY the 4th of December, 1919, II iair else m 80
fair day thereafter under provisions of deed IN us rom
james d. Elicit TO the subscriber, dated November 'ol'' INV
County Court Ofce I" secure e pay
ment of of money 10 Albert = Jones.
This property, of high repute ana wen 10
public house lies on the main from the city OF Rehohu
to the lower Ferries crossing Pamunkcy about miles from
Newcastle from the Piping Tree and 10 from RichmonuL'
buildings all nearly in excellent oraet. very
aud abundany commodious for the objects OF lsif
the location is healthy good neiehborhood anu atcneu
establishment 81 OF Land more ot e' @
BILE uses quite productive OF the ordinary crops o u nv
iry The sale will made for much IN cash US WIN pny We
tween ssO0 and $780, interest from ths Is. m
and the charges incident sae-and on creai o
the LIST of January and remainder oil Tue purchase
money upon such terms as shall he made te o
ton If the purchaser deed Of trust WIZ ne equeu m M !.
perry to secure the payments, or the ue lnefe
retained subject the summary acton o tns usa a
Should The highest bidder fail COMPLY In ieasohabe ti
with The terms Of sale property VIII forthwith oe again pun
cly sod other notice. al the rsh anu On 'ne es'
bilty Of such bidder 49,, . :. ;,,.,.,, ,,,,
selling as Trustee shall only convey such as vested IN INT
wiz" /" spe''"' "" VIM Fl. CURTIS, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
z. X. WHITE x co SER. lS43

HUME MAUE SHUES Of MD MINDS.
THE subscribers, manufacturers Of ladies' and gentlemen
and servants Shoes, have hand. o thel
MAKE constantly manufacturing, full assortment
above which they would respectfully invite ie attention
article tr either fer thc
their servants wear.
encouraged in This branch of business and
with ,craas StVss particularly We would II We
persuade purchasers Of them Of tie seoamy buying
article manufacture calculated To render
good and which sell nearly HE pe al
winch Ilr best .lGrthern n0rk Is Sold
During past Spring and Summer have been actively en-
,ncc! in manufacturing quantity Of Shucs-ravy and sh
kudo and female servants, out OF the best stock that
procured, and spared pains fist rate
which would respectfully call theat,entinn ni farm
to,accon;s and al Others desiring good Shoes for their
wants al prices; believing that II they will
them Iria Will hnd their continue pur
a,c a superior article oil home manufacture.
=. X. WHITE 4 CO.,
Manufacturers aud Dealers,
Wholesale aud Retail, Market Bridge, Richmond, Va
Sent ls33 36-W3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

FUR SAT.E
ONE Of valuable Tobacco Plantations IN the county
" of Powhatan ,,..,, !,
waered mbered, and well enclosed that can he purchased
81 acre, immediate application be NADIA great oar
gain. W.. ar ; >.
finest Estates the James River Offering an
opportunity a capitalist seldom IN he met with
thousand Land James River, about tn miles ne
low Richmond ZOO heavily mteIed. This property can be
hou ph lies Immediately upon the
River farhe point being thee-Giar.eTs ." e
from edge. The wood and timber would pay io The
place three times
Besides these subscriber authorised to sell variety oil
Farms OF almost description, making his once inc very
best pacr of application tor Of purchasing Real
E.,at r " c. r. Bolts.
o., 43-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
A CARD.
| TO THE BUYERS OF BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS,
f>ARpET RAGS EAIIISES Er &c


A LEXANDER lII fourth 5eior tis the Eagle
N a, would respectfully his friends and
the UBIC GENERALLY. that he Is IN receipt Of part
Of h Fall and Wnt~r ck II Boots Shoes, Trunks. Carpet
Bags ValSc, &c, &c carefully selected by himself, IN the
Nnrhen Eastern Cities; and r conid ny the
Public that former period has he been able 10 offer greater
inducements either regards quantity, quality or prices and
having large well selected and superior
of the manufacture of LADIES' Gen
TLEMEN'S, MISSES and BOYS BOOTS and Shoes he Is
now better prepared manufacture all of the above
named articles such give entire
fully satisfied that no housr the City q" Richmond able
equal u his, in point of VARIETY, Pk-
Ci.S QUALITYhe therefore, soIcls share Of the public
vo his PATRONS that Every rsERroS WI! be used 10
render satisfaction.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS vii find II 10 their advantage 10
call and take look before purch ;s;ng elsewhere
ALEX tNDER Ilil.l Boot and shoe Dealer.
NBA Large and we'll assorted Stock of BRoG rs oa very
superior quality myself always hand which
public assured equal moi superlu Ia any sold III the
City. ~. hlhi',
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes Trunks SC.
Sent 10 l3s-w3mI Wholesale and Retail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
FALL STOCK-lsi3.

7. w III tO
THE subscribers ready To supply country and town
tIr friends, aud the public generally
with BOOTS SHOES ami LEATHER II rar''ty and quail
prices, having hand received by recent arrivals
Eastern ctie The best and
offered 10 the public, aud which cannot
be- exec He'd in the state.
happy IL the and merchants would
stock before purchasing shall oiirr
them goods upon the most advantageous terms
goods purchased before the recent ddrdnce ~
prices shall c able sell them III the very nmrS rates, anu
cra, low they be- had ol the
ticinre,s themselves.
Also hand five thousand pair Of Bosnes, of mann
Jdctnre suitable for plantation and factory hands
X WHITE & CO..
Manufacturers and Dealers,
Wholesale and Retail, Market Bridge, Richmond, Va
Gin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

THE CHEAPEST BOOT AND SHOE STORE ~ RICH
L MOND, kept 4. SMITH. al the sign Of the Red
Boot Nam opposite the end OF the did Market (coht
holsr All persons w-u: from ID IL 20 per cent on
and Shoes requested call rs am deter
cheaper house the for cash only
Here e; give partial statement of my pcrs;i he bel
81 % Sc So he- high shoes
- -; Bouts footed in the b>t style NJ from So To
ST. AL The material and Workmanship ana
stand Walking Shoes NJ from 81
So Richmond made Slippers aud lies from 81 cents
81 2 Chilrrn's Shoes 81 81; Boots water
proof 81 - 81 So Bro.ans fran 81 rents to 81 3D. Ia
leather and Boots - 81 50; negro lro.ues
very and all kinds proportion invite all per
wishing purchase Boots Shoes from pair 10
thousand call they will be well paid for the
trouble.
bou,t forget The Red Boot s. A. SMITH.
Richmond. August -. 1873. 3l-2lw3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1913
LEATHER, OIL, &c.
An and henock tanned Leather assorted weishs ah"

LEATHER OIL, &c.
nah and hemock tanned Sole Leather, assorted weehs anu
" qualities
knssei aud waNed Upper Leather
Mp ana Calf skins of all kinds
Morocco aud Skins
Grain Upper, sc.
Skrting and Harness Leather
Black fni fair Rridlc do.
Collar Leather Cf every kind
Seating Leather
curtain top Carriage Leather
step Leather Russell Innings
japan Leather
Moro ca Raans and Skivers : .
Tanned Sheep Skins Makers, Shoe Makers BOOK
Binders, &c.
Banding Leather and Bands for every description of Machine
~ made In order an the lowest terms 80
general Of English and American Threads, Shoe
Findings &c
Tanners oil Also,
uoo Of superior city made Plantation Brogues for ne
grors.
Country merchants, and purchasers generally will find my
stock Ia embrace usually kept IN Leather ESTABLISH
ment all of which will se low If not lower than thry CAN
he purchased in the CITY,
JAS. G. WATSON, Dealer in Leather, &c,
18th, 4 street to Mayo Bridge
39-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

NIOTICE-The subscriber offers for sale privately his VA
~ LUABI.E AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting al
LAND $50 of which fiat land oi r
quality and all in high state of Improvement TN good
portion high land there fine Of Coverin The
production which land Virginia superior All things
considered the Amelia Springs certainly the most valuable
Eastern Vgna It's situation Is healthy and lis waters
equal Virginia. Tie improvements the place
SUPERIOR all Of the houses having been erected
the years. There Is large brick Hotel
stories high with spacious hall roo - feet by 81 the
Ladies' dninng and above and
large Containers sitting tile basement story. ON eara
of oieI there j. brick house. each "
and each containing II There Il. likewise
large building ID and number
sufficient all To entertain p Ito per
There also dining l3n feet lon-,
of brick which is sufficiently spacious Ia dine 400
and comfortable private residence located The
dining ROOM well situated for the residence Of these
intending dining There Is also good store house,
which be- done good basncss in the mercantile Inc.
There good bath house, with eight rooms appropriated
bathing. The stables equal To any Virginia for cor
&c. there being Of brick sufficient 10 contain Il
sS horses; also, framed stable, sufficient TO 10
The yard and pleasure grounds having been laid out ~
celebrated English GARDENER and all the borders beautifully de-
with shubbrry of different kinds makes this mot
beautiful situation The Springs are located N Hat surpassed
beauty by In the world The waters Of the Amelia
Springs analysed by Dr. Bridges Of Philadelphia and
approved by Doct Parish OF the place The following 10
compared with that of the White Sulphur Springs:
AMELIA SPRINGS. White SULPHUR SrRrsGs.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS
ascrfaIned having es Supa- hydrogen 25cub IN
capped before the water reach CarhOnc Acid ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE offer for sale the place
al my late residence in the county OF su known as
situated lanes river about i've miles above jamestown ana
Of the most ancient residences in Virginia There are
400 under cuIvaun the whole Of which has been
married with the best shell mari the ,e Of 80 00 bushels
the acre. and Is IN greatly improved condition An mex
haush. supply rich mari underrS tract and Is
found situations for i'll each field. The soil Is
consequently susceptible of being the productive
land by the continued Of lime and clover To-
The tract are in wood chiefly fores intending much ne
timber for building aud fuel About $50 orienai
cleared married and brought cuvaton-the steamboat
wood and lumber from which, being saeabe the landing
would nj once repay the expen sc of the Improvement
The farm all ample convenient, having
been re best within the years
They consist of comfortable framed overseers house kc
ardng comfortable framed framed
stable far twelve horses carriage house corn cribs &c
The is spacious and elegant and handsomely
situated South bank OF the river commanding an exen
and beautiful water prospect where the river is miles
in width There are eight rooms, on floor besides
ce closets ockoom ample cellars, handsome green house
and complete Including Kitchen wasroom DAIRY ice house
meat and lumber house, and servants me t'd
,lrd with s.rhey aud fruit the house .h tie
river front The and offices complete order having
heen thoroughly repaired within The Fix
Years al an expense upwards Of $1,000 altogether rendering
place the must elegant aud desirable residences IN
If mi sold privately ah Of October will be sold
pubcly on The premises that day Onehd Of The purchase
money viii be required IN cash. upon delivery n ,ae DESIRED
by giving satisfactory security. -, , j., al,
,hs the Household and Kitchen Furniture the Crops
~ Con and Oats stock Of Horses Cattle Sheep and Hogs
% the Plantation Implements including Wheat
se.he aenne and moyeahe horse power of
cnn Some valuable Women and Children viii be sold fo
sana, nropey viii be day Of sale
Persons wishing examine The property Will receive every ia
friend. Driry stith ESQ., residing In The neshhorhood.
Address subscriber, Je Son posi uce county
Auo 2-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

xTALIIABLE RIVER LAND FOR SALE TUESDAY,
The cth day 1913 shall SELL at public auction on
the called Woodstock half value Of about TWEEN
eight hundred of Land lying Mehern river in the
county of Luncnburg.
The tract has hundred of first fiat land, and
e INLAND said good for tobacco, wheat, &c
ON ar before 18th instant the land viii be divided DIR
Nathaniel A. yenabe moiety interest therein,
half will positively be sd ." public outcry, as whole or III d.
ded tracts Those disposed purchase invited To view HE
land and The growing crop. which will be shown by my friend
Dr. ~ Venabe residing the premises. Liberal credits VIII
he Given sale conducted by my Attorney, William Nihle,,
Esq. Ill !ILEBuMf L. - nihna, ,
tate belonrinr 10 me which sold publicly between the
18th December January liberal terms Also my
half of the stock Horses Cattle Sheep Hogs, Plantation uen-
sts Sc l.. L. STAINBACK.
Ssn, 10 36-w4w
ny POSTPONEMENT-Th sale Of the above Lands is post
ponsd 10 TUESDAY day Of December next when the
Negroes and my Stock Plantation Utensils &C.,
will be sold There are 9l6 acres Of Land
CO., 90 il-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
ALEXANDER DUAL 4 CO,

Dealers Drugs, .uedie'nes, Chemicals, Paints,
OTIS, DysstnSs. Wtnd",o Gass, sc
RE now receiving Store, their Fail supply Of
~ DRUGS, DYES, 9c.,
offer very c.y accrptances and on the
usual credit pinctuaI custom, IN part the io-
lowing, in quantities t. suit purchasers
~ hlrrc'- No. / Castor Oh hhds superior Aiadder
10 barrels EPSON Salts ~ barrels Cnppera>-green
100 ounces Sulphratr Guinmel 81 barrels Haywood
100 bs. tn kew Opium ~ barrels Alum
6 barrels AcolIol 4u0 kegs Icwls's White Lead,
5000 lbs. Whit l.cad-iry III Oil
- barrels spirit, TurpenncI i barrels I.nSeed OH
IN harrc,s Lard Oil : hhi-. Sperm Oil-Winer
IN barrels Span. Brown : barrels Venetian Red
~ ~. cnlS!I's Matches li0O III. l.amp5iack
900 lbs. best indigo &c
And large aud we'll selected assortment of
WINDOW GLASS
or the celebrated Mnca brand which they recommend To nia
Gazir:s others article together WIN
Instruments, Patent Medicines,
Perfniirry. Fancy Articles
" B-PaucUir attention paid To pack ns and shipping riders
ALIEN DUVtI. & 30,
ON the Ruins of the L. 'lr Hotel
Main street, Richmond, sinia
Ana 30 IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
W VI. ALLEN.



DRAPER .IND TAIL o. r,
rs receiving by the New York packets his FALL and WIN
TER GOODS comprising general assortment oil 'loths
Casmeres vestings, Merno Underdrssing tor g.n,rmen
Gloves, car avats Shirts linen and coitun) andktrct'-
&C. indeed, every article necessary for gentleman
wardrobe
The Goods have been selected by him in and III;
has been taken making eleciinn he there
fore condcnt that they have only be examined 10 give salts
faction
fIe prepared all orders for clothing in the
houabe manner, and will accommodate his prices IL the time
and circumstances.
Srni 2a-,ylm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

AND FOR SALE.-In pursuance of decree of the olfci
IL superior Court Of Law aud Chancerv the Town of Peters
hurg Sd day Of July 1872 e OF SRA
chan &c, Head and Others and Dunn llarson &C. We
shall proceed To sell Public Ancun c premises OH ls
18Th day O'Clock, t. NJ, that valuable trh
OF Land called Maycox, which formerly belonged to William \
Harrison situated James River, the county Of frns'
Cen re- and supposed % contain 500
Te,ms-A credit off, l. and Is months equal cstamen G
cert cash pay expenses the Securi. WI
br required the purchase money and will be retained
TIL money paid. J. :. GfIOI.S0N, ,,,;.s;oucr
A. b. SPOONER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
UNPRECEDENTED DISPLAY
OF SELECT DRY GOODS,

AT RETAIL. AND Y IIOIEsAHE
subscriber IN 'r partial receipt al aIs Wo = ,T
AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF STAPLE AND Fanny RE-
FAILING GOODS, that he has had the rsnre m "1ef ng
his friends aud the pubcte who purchased uh"ct cHSh-
give saying, that IN po'nt ot
style ny and price" they viii be found to compare aorby
with in this M Other mark et in country
Th limits of advertisement viii permit al an attempt al
viii be found whatever Il ne" ana
THOMAS Il. PRICE.
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