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ant ra.x Speeches. Proceedings of Meetings &C; ana
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w SHADES,-Thc subscribers respectfully loiorIa
their friends and Tire psblc that having lsa$d The ssceIs
store Not Spruce street. eH doors from Nassau they
are prepared all orders for Painting e every
description, with neainess, economy ard despatch
4 Il kinds CT Sign Painting done II style rot 30 be sur
passed by any other establishment Geld Signs warranted
nat TO FADE. large assortment Oh well seasoned SigH
Saarts always on band.
banners Interior Decorations and Ta=pa!eDc:es done 10
order Designs furnished ard executed in superior style
Specimens work always be seen and references gwen
BY calling al the above place.
Transparent Decorative Window shste Strangers n ne
city Keepers hotels Saiooc pubic places o! resort anu
isilies Always be supplied With Sna-s o. te hs; de-
scrIpon snd warranted TIE assortment consists OF scS-
did Itaiisn Landscapes Wild Vigpees, French Scrolls
Vigretes RoseI,e Centres, ScFip;ur views, Fancy
Skefch aud Gothic Landscape Centres, Tlnern AobsyS-
All kiads of Shades no matter how difficult painted IN
a superior style al this establishment
Taey would likewise cali the attention OF the pubic 10
mos, splendid Goc Shade 90, up good sylc, and war
ranted 10 please.
The trate generally supplied IN liberal terms.
Trimmings furnished and Shades h1ed II reQalred:
BAaTOL < Dc MAUNY.
SAMUEL F. BAEToL,
LEWIS +. De MAUSY. Jll u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02
II INICKERBOCKER Line of Omni-
New.York, Janunry 3, 1888 j2i

TOOLS. TOOLS!, TooLS!,!
A LBERTSON'S, C0NGEk'S, HOR-
~ TONS and GIFFORD'S warranted Cast Sieei
Coopers, Cm7rntrs ana iaip CarPe'tsr., L.
cnn II. haa wholesale ana retai OF OSBORN L LIZ;
TIE ;:s Fulton street, ey York. 10 per allowed
10 rercDanis and WHO keep hand tul assortment oi
Coopers' rc.ls, Iron Rve Truss Hoops SisTe jomers,
Sock Howslls and CrOZes-
Also, fuu assortment OF Hardware, CUTLERY, Nail, Ic
&c. CHARLES osbohM,
is 3D. CHARLES s. LITTLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02

~ The Artesian Well at Norfolk, Va. recently
suuk a, the expense Of the Corporation, is an OBJ
ject of considerable attraction, and held IN high
estimation by the citizens. The water is clear
and of highly superior quality. The Herald, in
auding TO it, says: :-' 1t IS decidedly better than
any Other water in town, with she exception OF that
from the clouds in the cisserns-and. what more
there is on abundant supply OF it. The pump IS
seldom still FIVE minutes at iinei even during
the night i, Is going 8, al ho.rs."
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02

NE2 Hat NEXT Winter Bleached
Sperm OIL clear and ljnpid IS spsipg water,
rap;ed 10 burn all night without king cr1sing Tor
reiandel for eny Seresty-e esTts gallon Eor
sae by J. N LUCKEY 7G Front street. corner cid Sip,
where families and i others in want car be suppIeS II
quantities suit; tie abose very low wholesale price
Oh sent 70 any part OF the city free OF e.perEe.
6cnt gIloa Cans / shtlings; gallon .hiiiingS
IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02

1t is wonder that earthquakes are not more
frequent, and more disastrous. L. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06
WASHINGTON HOTEL

NOTCEThe subscriber returns his sincere thanks
his friends and the public generally for The liberal support he
them, that he has taken the Washington Hotel it
undergoing thorough repair inside and and will
the first of May dislike newspaper putting but will this
much that the house in better order than has
built II one the most pleasant locations
has the handsomest in misunderstanding the Capitol
Square and overlooking the whole Surrounding country shall
be furnished cean-ie bedding shall be good and
kept table shall furnished with the best the market
affords and shall be served up old Virginia syle-my
BILE shall be supplied and attended by good ostermy
shall good clearly and aceommodangmy
shall he suit the hard timesand friends and the
public will give CALL think shall be able 10 please them,
with the accommodation and price, In such manner that they
certain TO repeat the visit will another ihns-t!at
drunkenness gaming other dissipation VIII be allowed
in the housr shall be with perfect orde can be found
az my old stand until that time JOHN TALMAN.
" b. The Swan Tavern for rent s rate stand for busi
given the first Of May neator ntomaion
enquire of the subscriber JOHN TALMAN.
April Is ll5-2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, ls43


r AND AND NEGROES FOR sALE.-we, the undersigned,
IL Trustees Deed of Trust hearing date the 9th of April
s3 executed by Thomas L. letter aud wife, ana recorded
office the County Court of Amelia for The payment Ut
sundy debts therein named offer for sale privately until tie
2O Of June the valuable Farm lying in Tie county OF Anne
within fur mites Of the Amelia Springs, and mile from
Jeersvle upon which the said Thomas T. Jclcr resides
and the Of Wayne Oak, containing about l0
acres third of which is in forest heavily mbeeda large
portion OF the balance fresh improved and equal TO any
lands in the adapted TO tobacco, wheat corn, oats
and clover The buildings all new large and SUPERIOR ana
every building the farm located in one oi
the best neghborouds in Virginia for health and society we
also offer FOR sale the ad Jee Tobacco Factory anu
fixtures managers house, &c. at Jeersvle, together WIN tue
stock Of goods hand in the Store nnse Should the pro-
perry AT Jeersve not he disposed of before The 10Th OF June,
privately will positively be disposed of at public auction thl
day. the premises for cash. Should Wayne Oak not be aus
posed Of privately before the Goth of June, will be positively
Sold the premises by public auction that day WIN positive
~ be sod the Goth OF June Wayne Oak The rrsemc
OF Thomas Letter 30 and 40 likely aud valuable ne
gors, all and descriptions together with all the oeK o
every description the farm Plantation Utensils Crops o
kind Household Furniture, &C. Tor cash. ana no post
ponenIent account Of the weather.
JOHN W. e. WINGO,)
TII.MON E. JETER, I Trustees.
JOHN A. JETER,
AmrIia. ond Nav. 1873 IE-Wtu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

Trench BURR MILESTONE MANUFACTORf.-Ihe sun
scrber, surviving partner OF the late firm OF Sne hs
continues 10 carry on the above business nj the ola stand
this time hand large assortment OF ready MADE VIII
of various Sizes which, he haiter himself WIN compare
quality and workmanship with any made IN this country Wv
the depressing state Of the times he has consiueao
cred the prices and will sell good terms as can NC
tanned other establishment Having Just received
and assortment of materials, lie prepared 70
any order that may him with romtnss ana des
patch Those in want Of good article of French BUR m
would find To their advantage call upon the
feels satisfied his terms would give entire satisfaction ms oe
the of and 18th opposite the oid
where all orders will be thankfully received anu punoiny y"
onnly IN The Richmond MiJleIs YOU'LL S. RUST.
March O l00-9aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06
ll6-wtf
To Plough Makers and the Proprietors of Foundr;.c
..THE LIVINGSTON COIrSrY pI nIIcu >,

1.-THE LIVINGSTON COUNTY PLolJGu.n
THE subscriber has purchased exclusive right of akinc
the above well known Plough in the State Of pir oaio and
prepared to sell patterns to Others the right OF max
ing Ploughs from them. He has the original pat,erns which
Were made during the past year by the ralentee the
recton of the subscriber expressly for the State Of Virginia.
beautiful Worcester and Boston rcurh latter were made
for soil and vegetable surface differing entirely from our
This Livingston County Plough viii show lis snperoty
all others when operating in heavy Law or upon land
hicky covered with weeds litter For more Than seventeen
have been engaged in the Foundry and Plough
this States during all which time my attention has h.en nart
cnay directed TO the construction and form pourhs both here
and The North and can therefore confidently rcomend this
Plough friends and the public generally as combining all
qualities of cheapness strength ease NJ d,f i'm
plcy OF construction, perfect Performance OF its work and
last and least OF all beauty There sizes right
ed Plough, and large left handed two horse Plonpb
Letters addressed Meadsve Halifax county upon
the subject, will be promptly attended TO- - =
April 25 1l7-w3m' REM = AVERY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

N9TCE- Having no other medium Of redress, propose TO
publish, general subscription, series OF letters, IN pamph
orn m defence doctrine and practice Of free
maintained and pracsed by the Caion Baptist Churches
- for and the objections against the communion oil
SAINTS. shall impartiay examined. All Selrriy and abuse
ua0aslg avoided The work shall 10 as
of subscribers be obtained 10 Justify It's
Terms-per copy, % SCOPES for 81 30 copies
s. Subscribers viii please to give their address
ot earnestly olcits the patronage OF all his friends In :h's
sr. HIS address, Jamestown, Prince Edward, Va Per
ng copies requested forward their subscriptions as
a. practicable JAS. w. HUNNICCTT
June Tot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06
Am,lio. ond Nav 1873
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Completion IF The Railroad 10 .4quta Creek.
IruriraLIfd ErnfIitinn

Unrirdiied Expedition
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa
nv hereby announce that heir Railroad completed I" Inc
Potomac 10th November and that travellers are now
conveyed between Richmond aud Washington at all seasons Of
the year Railroad and Steamboats,, 1.-THE Steamboat Com
pany being provided with effective ice boats 10 Keep open me
Navigation during the hardest ia Wnter leaving Rich
mond at G. A. NJ precisely instead Of ~, heretofore ana
reaching Washington and Baltimore IN II hours; or more
than a hours in advance of he River aud Bay Boats
Travellers by this line, proceeding 10 Philadelphia Immediately
on their arrival Baltimore reach that city M =, A. M tue HrA
morning hours after leaving Rchmond and before pas
sencrrs River and Bay Boats nave left Norfolk
Instead of paying heretofore 10 FedeHeRshh.
only afterwards hoard the Potomac Steamboat hh
Wahington passengers viii take tickets at the Railroad once
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare IN this way! vi"
paid separately different portions OF The oee
Whole fare To Washington, 20
Do. to Baltimore CIV
M n.,oon Saa,nh", p; from roy Raltim"eS sa
No charge children under three OF ageothe uhuer
twelve years of age half price, Or Coloe persons ha price,
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent, Of TrdnSportaton
1-vr1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

EST SALEPursuan 10 the provisions OF Deed of Trust,
rlrcred by Jesse Hughes Trustee, and for the
' therein mentioned, which deed is recorded in the Clerks
Fe Pance Edward county, will, on Wednesday, the 5th
& 3. 1913 the premises self 10 the highest bidder Tor
& tie Tract OF Land wiereon the said Hughes
@ containing acres ajonin. the lands Of Josiah T. Cheu
The ttle believed 10 lie good, but shall
~ sue! tile only is vested in as Trustee.
t the day, in pursuance of Deed Of Trust
Sled William Golehcr me, Trustee, aud for the pur-
her, IN mentioned which deed Is recorded in tho Clerks
Jt-e Pnte Edward county, wi the premises. SELL
ce,t bidder for cash the Tract of Land whereon the said
William ocer resides, containing 50 and bounded
lands u Estate William Rrghiwell benjamin Shepard
Rcakey The title is believed be good bu,
hall convey only such title vested in Trustee
The ugh's Tract will be sold first.
ABRAHAM vENABLE, Trustee.
Prince Edward, Goth May. 1893 6-.ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

iYD FOR SALE.-n pursuance Of decree of the County
Count II Halifax prosecuted in the of Ransine against
sne aud others, the undersigned Commissioners, WILL on
ia 10Th day of June next on the premises offer Tor
lie highest bidder, 36G of Land lying the Grady
g ira he county Of Halifax, within and half miles of
credit of one and two years, In equal IN
1,a> Bonds good personal secHrty will be required
lie purchasers aud legal title viii be retained father
, This land well adapted the culture of tobacco, and
..smsers ISAAC MEADLEY, SR
CHARLES a. BAI.LOW,
WILLIAM T. BALLoW.
", IL 2-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

VALUABLE FLOUR MILLS FOR SALE.-Pursuant TO the
provisions deeds of from Thomas Whitworh 10
subscribers ana Of record in the Clerks Office Of the Hastings
m Of Petersburg Tor purposes in said deed set forth, we shall
public auction, SATURDAY, The 18th instant, at
cs T. NJ the premises that valuable property IN the
sl 1 Petersburg, long known the SOUTHSlDE MILLS.
e about fourteen of Land attached 10 the Mills, on
saith egeral Houses erected paying good rent. The
Gr1sr ana machinery insured the Mutual Insurance
M iot The of 81 900 (se,encen thousand dollars
The Mil contains run of Burr stones, all new and OF
ye'g best quality, and, throughout all the latest and
approved 1res which have been used IN the best eSi-
'areH Of the kint IN this There is an abundance
F'e; u- oveho wheels of twelve feet diameter; and,
40 abundant wheat these mills capable OF making
.7y ~ Hiy thousand barrels OF flour.
'fN>, twelve aud eighteen months credit for approved,
! negotiable notes, and deed of trust the property
'scl'e tie payments. PETER r. BATE, r,s,ess
WM. PANSlLL, ~
r The sale Will he conducted By PANNLL x LEA, Aucts.
JJ1t2 ids
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n the end of years from the time when me :,
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t1 Resolutions of tie Editorial ConreHt,on ~ q:
Resolutions are of the results OF the
a hitter experiencr the Editorial Corps OF 'H.iia'
ssenhaL m Richmond, on the !7th January, 1880
So. pasclutons determined 10 abide iheiteies,S
.s recommend andour own inter. require, ah 'nneA
hem Several of the Anne rican presses are urVeh
M rish custom of Cash Payments No class ol men mas
,v an abuse of the Credit System, than the buitois OF
The great icuiIy consists IN the transition from
~ 10 the other. Notwithstanding The Resolutions oil llle
Conventions have been induced TO continue ssVera
on arrears TO this once
1nr- our course. The OF every subscriber, VINO
drameut, will positively be stricken oil from our ron
.oa,,ur nrenent Of our next Volume
D. . Tina, il be recommen to the Editors of Newspa
9fsbcrt the Commonwealth TO publish at the head OF
their rates for advertising, and that they strictly ad
Sc and that these prices be Always sue' as W
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Resolution of he Editorial Generation.
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A GARD.
1910
To those acart Of Bargains IN Neic and fashtondo
DRY GOODS. Of superior qualify,
NJ AT WHOLESALE OK RETAIL! 81


NJ AT Wholesale OR RETAIL! ~
CROUCH, BROOKS 4 HUDSON have just received their
purchased within The las, ten days
Northern markets. and many at prices beop tehat similar
rus of establishing reputation for selling good aud chap
oods great inducements will he offered those who may favor
them with call They earnestly solici, examination of their
stock ty those iii Dry Goods believing confidently that
rarely, style and cster not surpassed ~ qudad ny
sell as CIiEAP FOR CASH any regular Virginia.
The following list comprises part Of the Goods now on hand
BLEACHED AND BROWN DoMEsTICs, DRILLlNGS AND
COTTON OSNABURGS.
$50 bales and cases embracing the approved styles from
the Northern and virginia widths from inches
yads-and prices from cents per yard the best quality
ENGLISH. FRENCH, SWISS AND AMERICAN PRINTS.
1900 pieces-pwur!> Of 800 yards-embaeins all the
est styles AT 6, So ~ E s"S cn 10 SeH's' and hef
No black Rhnrs and ateoni Silks rich lustre, and
very heavy quality, from % TO 40 inches wide a.,..
plain ribbed and striped Bene Black Silks, % inches
Umbre stripes plaid figured, and change r. de Soie ana
Glacs Silks and beautiful patterns
Striped and figured whils Satins
Rich printed BazoIine Bazorne Muslns Foulad Silks and
printed ChuSanS-new patterns
Black and white silk tlosery-part unusually hedry
Rich neck, cap and bonnet Ribbons.
superior twIed and plain silk Handkerchief for gentlemen,
assortment and MANY new patterns ~
figured Satin vestings, Silk serges, Sewing Silks
Embroidered Silk Cardinals Silk Nets and Fnges for do
Bonbazines Black Chaes, Alpacha Iuses and Paametta
Cloths, for mourning.
Isle and Thread Iaces, Insertngs aud Edeings,
Maltese and other style white and black Nes for Capes
Wells aud Cardnals-all styles.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND GAMBROQNS.
Superior French Cloths and single mill Cassmtles for Sum
Goats.
Veloris Creil and Drab de Eta FOR do.
Medium and low priced blue, black drab and invisible green
Cloths
s.k Warp cashma5s,. very 4, fine Sc gmai E,,
LINENS.
Superior und.essed Lneus Barney Shee,ings yards
wide.
Diapers and Damasks Linen Drilngs and Linen Lawns,
May 30 6-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

| AND FOR SALEI will SELL Thursday the eighth day
IL Of June ei3 f fair otherwise the next fair day my Tract
Land tying on the East side Of the Southwest Mountains in
oHh'y OF Automatic and adolnn. the lands OF Mr. David
nooiam Capt. Alexander Garrett and others within SIX
s OF Charlottesville. fo from the Rvanna River and six
@ rom Scotisye on James River, intelligent, agreeable
-hbo'hoC This tract contains hundred and hy
res atont four hundred and fiy cleared and oerabiy
- - with clover the balance in woods The dwelling house
SO ~ :! feet, entirely finished; but with small expense
Az a- made an excellent dwelling for large family with all
Necessary houses This land Is particularly adapted
M products 81 climate, such coIB tobacco wheat, OATS
&c deem unnecessary give further description of The
ortVinE person viii purchase, without first viewing The
r> which invite them do, must actually SELL not
"a choice bat necessity. Terms LIBERAL and particulars on
cay of sale. COLIN JOHNSON.
Nav % 4-2awtds
E The Richmond Wing will publish till sae-twice week
~ thaIge ihls nihcn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR SALEThe interest belonging Estate Josiah
Fournoy, deceased in the Eaonton Factory being onehat
thereof Is offered for sale Capitalists tho wish make
should fail this opportunity,
paying taryree per upon the present investment
miles West of Eatonicn, Putnam county, Geo
cia on Little river failing stream aiording sufficient
power for any machinery Attached to it, good
dwelling house. all necessary buildings for The accommodation
aborers Gs and Saw Mill in successful operation This
property offered for sale effect DIVISION and will be sold all
together purchasers. The will he lbe
addressed Eaonon Georgia
will be promptly attended and will take pleasure SHOW
ng the property any person who may wish to purchase
JOHN NJ. FLOURNoY, p,e,,,o,.
Dec, 81 Gift N BASS, HAe1u'oi'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

! VEL GREEN FOR SALE-Will be Sold the premises,
@ highest bidder Tuesday, 18th day of June next,
@ desirable and beautiful Estate, in Henrco county. il is
al the end Of the Brook Turnpike and adjoining the
e; Yellow Tavern miles from Richmond. II con-
aefes, and will be divided in lots, 10 suit
There upwards OF 900 in original growth, 40
- pine all heavily limbered There IS OF meadow
Mostly IN Herds Grass, the balance of the land is in good
shi IN nigh state Of Improvement Mari ahounds on
49, and has been used great advantage This land lies
-3 The improvements comfortable and convent
Nshg. aai great variety of early and late fruit The
a. @ youns peach orchard of select fruit As pure and
a 4e a. Of the earth within so yards Of the
ms place i mark able for good health.
m 'a'r estate the populous city of Richmond is
a, market The will be- one half cash. and the ha
p, aaRh credit n deed OF the credit
The land will be shown by Mr. Bradshaw, who lives
c same time and place. will be sold, for cash, 20 head OF
H, we Sheep and Hogs four .horse Wagon, several
ans aud sandy other articles, too tedious 10 mention
M BY THE TRUSTEES.
4-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-06

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR sALE.-Wnl
y be Sold on Thursday the 18th June, public SAFE the
highest bidder the Of the Southern Literary Mes
viz: Printing Presses Type Fixtures, &C., &c
This paper in competent hands, will certainly yield hand
some revenue MS ana 10 IFS late PROPRIETOR r. W. White
ceased II well kaown the literary world TO need
encomum from
7srms-One third OF the purchase money will be required
cash, and the balance at six and months from
sale, well secured.
ANY communications to the undersigned tpost paid will be
promptly responded to. RICH. HILL JR.,
Administrator of Thos. w. White, deceased
May ~ l2a-wtdsf
National Intelligencer, New York Tbnne Boston Atlas,
will publish the above once week for four weeks and send
counts TO the Administrator for payment.