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SPEECH OF COL. BENTON,


The Committee having retired, Col. Benton was
Immediately called for from all parts OF the house, and
resnonded /, the call in striking and eXtamporaaeons
address which was received with great AND increasing
aoplause and continued until the committee returned
with their report. He said he had rot come 10 the
meetnr for the purpose Of making speech, or having
any thing to do with lis proceedings; but he had cois
for the purpose or seeing his friends and ieow-ctzsns
and 10 talk arih them. and not at them Beng ctiea
upon in manner haltering, and with go mnch una
nimtv, in meeting numerous and resPeclaoe, ne
could resist the appeal, though he could not mater
himself with the hope of gratifying the expectation that
seemed to exist. He would speak, but not on ,he
subject which brought the meeting together Tor WIN
that he had nothing 10 do, and should have nonns 10
say Nor would he speak on matters ana inlhgs IN
general; for that would be irrelevant and tedious =
Bu, he would speak of things pertinent TO every az
semblaqe of the American Democracy-th which
were past but which had their application TO the events
Of the present day, and which were full OF instruction
and encouragement all tie friends Of free and popn'
lar Government
A quarter Of century (sald Mr. has nearly
ELAPSED since the people of Missouri had placed him IN
situation to gee, and to act part in the movements
and in the workings of our Government; ana II nap
pened 10 have been period when the machinery o.
the Constitution had been subjected TO the most Vio
len, shocks and the capacity Of The people Ter sell,
vernmen had been exposed TO severe t:is' lhe eiec
ton of President in the House Of Representatives. 10
the session of o24-5. the first of these shocks ana
trails The will of the people tran,pled under tool
in that election the spiri. of The Constitute vas sci
al defiance; The cleo, of the people was Tepu5la'ed
and it wos firmly believed that the people would M no
possess the Intelligence 10 redress The wrong ihe
mliaritv candidate for The Presidency was put Down
| I minority candidate pu! in his place comuina
ton Of politicians overrpsd the will Of the people
and The election Of 1923 decide whittier these
things should sand. The election Of SIS was ira
OF the capacity CT the people for self-gove'nmsnt-i
trial OF their capacity u preserve their r'gh's-a ira
nf the great question OF their actnsi position IN 'e'
Government, aud whether they were atls u rule, OF
were only born TO be rud. The issue OF the el@cor
decided that question. 1t taught politicians toe I'm
potlut lesson, that the people could rule, and ''Sia
rule.
But another question: still more momentous, remain
led 10 be triedthe question Of good, OF eaa rule an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05
a CARD.

ne- A CARD. -
ahse'her, who has for many years had charge OF ip
springs, and The last of the Warm Springs mas
Madison House." nov occupied by Mr.. Boyd.) and
!, H'ses>cn Monday, the 9th The central position
1S being on Bank street, and within twenty steps oil
>Gis'e, makes il desirable location Tor Mem
F legislature, for whom lie will reserve some oi his best
r. ptased {, receive annual Boaders, two or three
), Sentiments.
t'et customers also can be entertained With, or with
: ht,es.
'oi:ning call from his old friends, he promises them
'ley have usually found NJ his House.
~, CHAS. l.. DlBRELL.
-" 55-tf
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1896 prizes, amounting TO SGOS'0lS
IS number Lottery l3- drawn ballots.
ne ~ n,.se,n o ~ -; =, hole Tcse,s $40
Se''inN1 " -" half d., 20
~ ~ d; nm,,,cr do IS
Far Tickets and shares and Certificates Packages in the
above Magnificent Lottery, address
J. e. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, Va.
~ drawing viii be sent Immediately after
Nov 81 56-2awtd
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VALUABLE LAND, &C., FOR sALE-Ry virtue of The las

VALUABLE LAND &C., FOR SALE-Ry virtue of The last
will Of Mscoe Bouware deceased, the Subscribers VIII se
Al pubc auction on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of December
If fair If not fair day thereafter on the premises
m. I'm which suscoe Bouwarc formerly resided
called Locust l lying Caroline county and within ioar
miles Of the tow Royal and containing about eoo acres
about 500 acres of which cleared and produce well III corn
wheat, oats &C. II improving condition, ana large
noro of il first rate meadow land the remaining part In
on of its Port Royal where wood always
in demand There seeded the land between eighty
and ninety bushels The improvements consist oil
dwelling house with four and passage below, ana Two
rooms and passage above and all out hoses IN TO-
good repair There the farm great variety OF
well assorted fruit trees vines &C., and The garden ahonns
with The riches. kind flowers, plants &C. The land VIII be
snl The whole divided to suit purchasers The terms oil
the sale will be- third in cash and The remainder IN Two
equal annual be secured b? deed OF ust upon
the nremses ard bonds with approved personal security
Al The same time place, shall offer for sale The House
and o in the town Of Roy al in which John F. Messy at
e r. idcs md vacant sad town, containing about
two acres Terms this properly viii be made known on Inc
dav of sale. a.. -.
Immediately after the of the Land shall sell the Pc
nronery of the decedant consisting Of TIE Stock
of Horses cattle Sheep and Hogs, Carriage aud Harness. near
ly new Gig and Sulkey, Wagons two Oh carts, the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils top ana
blade Fodder Shucks Hay &C. The terms OF winch VIII De- M
months credit for all five dollars the purchaser giving
bnnd with approved secuy Tor that and under cash VIII be
required All persons indebted 10 said estate arc requested 10
make immediate payment those having claims against the
he that arrangements may ne maze Tor their
,;on;Jann THOMAS B. MARTIN,
''Iuiu RICHARD II. GARRETT,
Executors Of Muscoe BoulwaTe. deceased.
~. a, 56-w2w
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l]1 RE,vARn.-Ran away from the SUBSCRIBER i.,ne III
~ the upper end Of Amelia county, Virginia, ABOUT Tue Gu
June Negro Mans named Dick, about 4o or 40 years
- hown complicated, about the ordinary size, rather INN
4 M check bones; hen spoken I" he speaks shorta iiii
hair and short wskers II is dccmed unnecessary to de-
co,hin. when he or - II Is presumed he has long
changed thcn He keen, artll fellow, and will not
ne .;u,h cn,y by accident lie has vile in GAINESVILLE,
saears county belonging TO ce,tan Henry Wood who
ayed from this neighbolhoot to that place and who was
believed therefore, that he is lnrSng about that place,
The rad between here and there, passing, no Doubt for
wil, give the above reward TO any person who viii
him me- or conne him in some jail so tat sei nun
s'a. JAMES GiLl.S
i-s-~ y, r., ,, Isso 46-Sw
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IIIJOT1' NJ BRAXTON, AIIukSgY AT Law oilers MS FRO
H. ssiona, services to the pubic. He will attend regularly M
County Superior Courts King Queen kns a
hi. care in those Courts and the Courts holden IN ns Guy
Richmond Letters post paid will be promptly attended To-
Richmond, Va, Nov. Il, lsf5 WV"
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fFoRM OF A PROXY,

---To Ic,:
H. Justice ofthe Peace for the --- alore
SAID do hereby certify that whose name Is above
at,en. witness personally appeared before me
in NV aforesaid, aud made oath that the above
named whose sub
scrbed parties attorney acknowledged
n the SAID Witness their act and deed
Witness hand and seal this - day Of ----,
eighteen hundred and --. -=, Seal
Soy 10 53-2awtlD
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iss.'l o.. Va. Oct. II. 1913.

:" hands cutaone Jy S. a. SMITH, at the Syn Of tie
Id Boot, Main Street, opposite the end # the otd
&rtu
\ psfar. are invited to cali on who are in want Of
ours SHOES as am determined TO sell ehsaper from
m The Isl cf January 1874 than any person in Richmond
- la AMI well selected, and two cents proht on par
Is ali ask, therefore am none VINO eau WI .u
hae w. sell fist Negro Brogues 1t 81 3S tnat Is
e,a' IN Richmond. Come and get baTgains-eh!
- D'a forge, the Red Boot. .,ru
~ 5S-tf
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1918.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.


pY Virtue OF Decree of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ID and Chancery for Louisa County, pronounced the ith
Lay Of September 5l3 Chanccy therein pending in
which John Hunter and Catherine G. Nelson Plaintiffs and
T.. Thompson in her 0wnSiel and Administrative n
Nathaniel Thompson dcccascd and Others defendants The
undersigned Commissioner appointed hy said Decree will SELL
TUESDAY, the Goth day of December next Elisha Meon's
Tavern Louisa Court House, all the Real Estate OF The said
Nathaniel Thompson deceased, including his interest IN the
Victoria Furnace and the lands thereto apper:anng at Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder credit of and two years.
by equal instruments the OF the advertise
ment and said sale which be paid IN CASH. the
purchaser orrcascrs give bonds with good personal sec
aud Deed of Trust upon the property to secure the pay
OF said bonds.
The Real Estate sold above, consists Of hundred
and half land, tie waters
IIaniss adjoining lands Charles b. Cosby and others
five adjoining the lands Of Elisha Melton, which Louisa
Court House stants-fve and three with COM
Portable Dwelling oue on H. about three quarters OF me
the ouse-6 lying Fork Creek part oil the
land of which late James Tice died Sezed ana
sessed-a Water Grist M situated about two miles North
Louisa Court House, with fuItyo ucres o ahu thereto aie
edOne hundred and forty aud nail acres o ialu ia
joining Fendu Ches cthersone hundred acres Of land ~
about three mites below the Court House, on which james
lives The above mrntune III The Victoria fu
mace and the lands thereto appeainng, oitytwo es cut
hundred and shares The lands
eved contain about hundred There l. new
Furnace Engine Fixtures ami extensive banks oil iron are
said andaso, the said Thompson's Interest IN an rr Lot
aud House thereon, lancryyle owned jointly by TIE sialr
said Thompson and Samuel Leake further description Is
deemed unnecessary persons wishing TO purchase IS pre-
sumed will examine said property for themselves before the us
which will be shown them by John Hunter, living near
Louisa Court House. There is lease the Mill which WI
January, S nj Sl55 annu-the purchaser
will be entitled to the rent from first January next
FRANCES E. THOMPSON Commissioner
or WILL nj the time and place, and upon The same
above specified sell my dover interest snid pIopf
FRANCES Z. THOMrSuS.
Or ~ 4g-wC-
ts,l Ia
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A DMlNISTR AToR'S SALE-On TUESDAY, the 1910 ot De
n ccmarr r. IL fair not The fair day thereafter we
sale "1c Meadow, in Caroline county all !ie
personal property Negroes excepied heonsn9 10 me E ~
Charles orrs decreased, comprising the following articles, VIZ:
about 900 large quantity of sheaf Oats Fodder
and Shucks Tobacco. estimated OoN) lbs about
IL 900 lbs of Pork lao Of Cattle, among which nun
her aud Mich Cows, 80 Horses and Mules The
Stock Of Sheep and Hogs large quantity OF lnner comprising
ab,ut 600 wen seasoned hea sngcs noong plank and
w.e timber, The ilouseh":d and Kitchen Furniture ond car
rage, Sulky Wa. Ttmhc Cars ana OK
Carts Plantation Utensils, Blacknih'- and Ca'psn' fools
several Wheat Fans Patent balances and Corn Scief Inc
sale will he continued from day I" Day until Completed
Translator I'LL Of d1'1fs ami nndrr ctsh vii he :e
quiTeG; all months vii! Ee given, the rat
chaser giving his bond with approved sesuriiy.
PiCHEGRC VOOLFOLK, ,,ni,i.,..,o,e
BARTON W. MORRIS, '"'''
Nov - 5S-tts
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DsCNIUM FLANK ROOKS-J. ". RANDOLPH has a set OF
rs Books i which ne received silver medal at the late
laia FAR made Of tho best paper, well uied, anu bouna
Uay and na'yaiogether one oil the most sehau
fc Ne .s:a charge for the extra work, recoiect ehal
ami ~ other kinds of Bookbindng, done al short
e., and IN . style that must give satisfaction.
"g. IN ~ casrs warranted -
= Ui,fs 1T ionks, Stationery, Music, &C., will receive
j. W RANDOLPH, Main street, Richmond
fav IN 53-tlD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05

l.srs ~ Or STOLEN, Saturday last, NEWFouN,DI
fPY, eigh; weeks old, well grows for his age hr
:, ~, Hi'h lo has four white feet, and tail tipped with
.Ne eyes liberal reward will be given for HIM u
=; @' Enquire, once.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THE proprietor feels grateful for the he continues 10
from enlightened and liberal public ana egs leave
inform them Of his nremtted endcavos TO please al VINO
make the Exchange Hotel their home The price OF board Is now
reduced 81 IS day. and merchants from the country ana
Others who remain week 81 SO day only without
extra charge for res light &C. &c He Is also prepared 10
receive gentlemen with their families single gentemen
hoard the liberal terms tor the And 10 The mem
be of the Legislature for the ensuing session. he heg leave
also his will be less than other
the city, considering and accommodation
Gentlemen from the visiting the Hotel with the
informed the hest will be taken Of them by MI james
Harden Stable contiguous to the Hotel at % cents Per
day Yearly Boarders, for meals only IN The Gchehe oa
"a''' S-'' 20 ''''' D'''e' FREDERICK BOYDEN
Richmond, Nov 7, l543. aa-aawaw
JAMES RIVER 4 KANAWHA COMPANY.
THE ninth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of The James
River and Kanawha Company will be held at the eapto IN
the City Richmond with permission of the authority
on MONDAY, The llth December next
By order of the President and Directors
w. b. CHITTENDEN, Sccy.
Richmond, 9TH November, ls43
(FORM OF A PROXY
II NOW ALI. MEN by THESE PRESENTS That we, The
IN Subscribers being Stockholders the James River and Ka
nawlla Company do hereby constitute and appoint our
meetings Stockholders Company, held with
aud after the date hereof when we are not
personally represented by other proxy with m
such general 10 give such vote
each OF us could give
or do Of the said meeting, II were personally
present hereby ray and confirm whatever vote or
votes acts said attorney may lawfully give do for
Witness our hands and seals this - day of -, one
ttnus,u nd eio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05

FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
I'VE Subscriber Spring Farm, one mile from me .ly
raoc- Kinds OF Apple, Pear, Cherry Plum ana
e Trees tesdcs from twenty to thirty thousand ieaen
' The approved kind, such a, take the lead IN the
% :ens These Trees are fine and vigorous, not tqualed
u; 10 the Northern Nurseries.
~ o'nacn desired in regard to the planting OK rearing OF
o., z, " ' 49, Soft
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FOR SALE.
ONE OF valuable Tobacco Plantations in the county

FOR SALE.
ONE Of the valuable Tobacco Plantations IN the county
" Of Powhalan. - ~
An Estate 1900 acres the county Of Prince Wian e
watrci llmbered aud we'll enclosed, that can he pra
for 50 acre. il immediate application be madea sica o
gain. -
one of the finest Estates the upper James River oiihS an
opportunity a large capitalist seldom Ia he met with
Land James River, about GO mics pc
low Richmond; 100 heavily tlmheied. This property tan DC
bought for about dollars acre; lies Immediately upon me
River the farIhes, point being ree-aiiers q e
edge Tile wood and timber would pay tor Tue
place three times i.
Besides hes subscriber il authorised 10 sell variety oil
Farms every description making his office 'he very
place of application for persons DESTROYS oi prcsg ea
Estate e. L. Bolts.
~, r 43-U
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~ oTICE-The subscriber offers for sale privately his VA.
~ LUABl.E AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting OF
of LAND $50 of which are Hat land Of rai
quality, all high state Of improvement On COCO
portion Of the high land there crop OF Cove-n lie
production of which land 2501a Is snperlo All lines
considered the Amelia SpF "a most Satahe pro
perry Eastern Virginia; '*ku2nd IT'S waters
equal o any in Virginia. s1I5tne pace are
very Iags superior having been erected
within the Terefsa large brick ote'
stories high ball 30 feet By 81 the
sitting adjoining and Eneodsing rooms above ana
large the basement story On each
sde of the entrance Hotel there brick house each 9b
feet in length containing ~ There is likewise
large framed budng containing 10 rooms and great number
Of other rooms sufficient in all entertain O q" oo per-
sons There very superior dining room, O feel long,
brick, which sufficiently spacious 10 dine ao
comfortable private residence located near the
dining ROOM well situated FOR the residence OF those super
dining There Is also good store house, In
which there rht good asnes In the mercantile ne
There bath house. with eight rooms appropriated
bathing stables equal to in virginia tor con-
&C. being of brick sufficient 10 contain az
e hoses ALSO framed stable sufficient, to contain 10
horses The yard pleasure grounds having been lad out hy
English gardener and ate borders beautifully de-
coraed shrbbey of different kinds makes This most
beautiful situation. The Springs located in Hat surpassed
beauty by in the world The waters Of me amelia
Springs have been Dr. Bridges of Philadelphia ana
approved by Doct Parish of the same place The following
The with that of the White Sulphur Springs:
ANptt
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ilN VI MILLER AND WILLIS J. DANCE, having asso,
, themselves together in the practice OF the Law, WIZ
y the Superior and Inferior Courts oil
A'l Amelia aud Goo hand All business tn'fus'eu 70
-foiheu wi! receive prompt attention OF both.
tdf-ss-?owha,an Court house. - :, ~,
tsIrss> sMessrs Ellis Hubbard, Gardner & Co, ~. "
A. Fy co. John y Gordon. +. < 8 James & Co, Naue
N,'idc- Richmcnd S,ml. r. liawes, r"whaah 1oui our
Wiinm e Harms K Co, Cumhelnd Jnnius l.. Leigh,
L. Booker Amelia; Col. Peter Guenant, Peter j. Archer
,y #, 50 I'm
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The subscriber has discovered another Spring the waters Of
which are socd very highly those who have used ,em and
are certainly very strong As the virtues Of these waters
might be much said and hundreds of certificates might be
nroducrd hut the subscriber deems ii unnecessary
49, - - Idtf FRANCIS A. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05

SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.-On the 9Th ol Drccmjtr,
y si3 will he sold by the Trustees, the premises for cash.
the Tract Land belonging the Estate of joseph " Caring
ton decreased called sl Tract. II lies Willis river in
Cumberland county and contains about i4 of which
considerable portion is fiat There Is scarcity OF WOOD
of wood land tobacco houses &C., in excellent
condition. H. also small framed dwelling house. In
corn and tobacco, farm in The neIghhor"od Is more
productive Grit Mill and Saw Mill are in quarter Of mile
OF the premises As s land lies navi.ahle stream which
afford; cheap and speedy access to markets. ie VIII" IKE
good bargains united with convenience and health, would do
well 10 see before the day of sale The undersigned WILL at
any time, show the property to visitors
MAYO D. CARIINGTON.
~atth D,y,,fis
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sAM'L ST. DRISKER MORRIS having purchased q n
SuIru b,s interest in the Of Smith iirinke : Nor
In o,;nne tIc old stand gndrr tic Firm OF
DGlNKER MORRIS and solicit continuance OF tho patron
age bestowed npon the latr Firm. ,,o s,,s
Tose Indebted To Smith. DriHkcr Morris whose dehts
are now due are respectfully requested In maze O me
MoppiS
lin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05

N1oTICE-WilI he sold, the highest bidder, on WEDNEs-
~ DAY. the Of December next i fair mol Inc 9eSa ,ar
field ceuy Virginia. lying directly on the Petersburg road
leading from Goodies store and within SIX mes .,
oode5 Rdpe nil the persable property belonging TO said
Goodies Estate consisting of Corn Fodder Oats and
other provender hands Horses Cows, HOGS, eneep .wS
Yoke of Oxen, Wagon Cart all the Farming o'eiSi's'
and Kitchen Furniture &C., &c $1,000. o,,o ,o-,,s
Also likely roes VIII ne 500 10. eas i conme,ed IN
made known day of SAFE IL the SAFE 10 NOT eop "
day, be continued on the next. 80. - .o..,,
All persons having claims against the sai" es'ao az ~ 80
notified bring forward and all persons ihdeplca 70 ao
estate arc 'e4ues'e1 - i0 f1' BY THE EXECUTORS.
~ 90 5s-w2wt
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ADNINISrRATORS SALE-Wili he sold n the late resi-
dence of Meriweher jones' deceased FRIDAY the 9Th
day Decembcr s if fair Otherwise the first far day there
after variety articles Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Cattle and Hogs Also several young and very likely Negroes
TERMs-he Negroes will be sold for caslfo the residue of
the monerty credit OF months will be allowed for all
above ten dollars pnras giving bond and approved ec
ty OF dollars and under cash will he required
PETER w. BROWN,
Administrator OF Meiwether Jones. deceased
Nay 5.-9aWtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05

VALUABLE RIVER LAND FOR sALE-on, IuEspAn,
the 10th day of October si3 shall SELL a, pun. W.
the premises called Woodstock onehalf In value ABOUT en-
hundred of Land lying on Mehefn 'ei' " TUG
county of Lunenburg ., a., ,,,a and
The tract hundred OF hrst rate na "' anu
the UPLAND said good tobacco, wheat corn n
On or before the 18th instant land viii be divided. u
Nathaniel A. Venabe owning moey interest iheein, my
half " in po,irey public outcy, as whoe, OF III
ded tracts Those disposed purchase are insltea 10 view M
land and crop, which viii be SHOWN y! ~. LII
mr. n Venabe residing the premises Liberal efeuis VII
he given Sale conducted by Attorney nam ., rW
Esq. Ii . ,s.1',I,s -, ,bs Wood stock Es-
,a helonping to me, which will be sold pubey between Wy
18Th December and LIST January next on liberal efms n, s
nan OF tho s'ocA y ie' L. z. STAINBACK.
sls, &c. 36-w4w
Sr sale Of the above Lands Is posi-.
poned to TUESDAY the 10Th day Of December next ss e
VIM DC sofa. ihe'e arc i''Ao " L. E. sTAINBACK.
:. 4l-wtds
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o December 1873, Boydton, Mcckenbg, Virginia. sl
SELL cash thirty NEGROES belonging To The Estate o
IN. Goodc They are, for the most part younsme
women and supposed 10 be valuable any ay Of
Negroes m IN. State - ". o. GOODE,
Executor OF J. C. Goode, deceased
NJ, n, 51-1awids
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TINE business Of Smith, Drnkcr Morris was discover on
the 3t ulrinlo of the Firm will be used by ei
tne' oi lie PA ' TO. |. SMITH,
SAM'L ". DRINkER,
A. MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05

,x1uJJAM RITCHE. Arronxrr At Law, Rehxsrd, "a.
w Office on Main street, above the Banks.
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EIARMS FOR SALE1he subscriber is authorised 10 dispose
uihe Farm nf Mr. f. A. Lncket Tying in the OF Che
lG miles from The city oI Richmond This tract con
tans acres well nbercd well enclosed, and in good
heart The dwelling house, barns siahcs ec Ill in pretty
good order There the premises excellent Saw MIL
and Grist Mill which needs repair Owing the had
health proprietor the whole property is Offered for 0V
One of the finest Farms upon the Upper James in the
market II contains about 900 225 Of which low
grounds of the quality The highland in the highest
state Of cuvaiion and but little inferior TO the low grounds
buildings &c. new and complete. TERMs-S3 0o0; si5OoO
ca,h the balance time, bearing interest II is seldom that
such ON estate is be had. Apply TO Z. I. BOLTS.
81 5U-u