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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-15

I>RESH FALL GOODS.-The subscribers now RECEIVING
choice assortment vi Fall and Winter Day GO1ps, az "
hich .clectd with and bought upoh
as lie them TO offer strong Inducements purchasers
They invite of their customers, aud the uaue
ray examination Of their stock before purchas'"s' "
Ill he found ,,,..
Wool black brown blue, invisible green and mixed Cio'
10. do d0. Heavier oths
DO. do do. Cassimeres
Paris cord and Other fancy Cassimeres
Blue Flushing and Pilot Clohs
Sattincs OXFORD mixed, black, blue, cadet and dab
Kentucky Jeans blue, black, green and dark mixed
Washington leans Union Mixtures and kcrseys oil AL Kus
Flannrs white, red and yellow
Plain and plaid Linsrys, very heavy
Figured nlpacca -ergcs, for iinngs
BIsnses, UuiFl, TwI!led ard Whincy's
Spool Gotten, Iagor's, Wcts, Hughes and other kinds
silk and liauhkerchiefs, variety
Patent Threads black, white and cUlorJ
SILK, cham and rolron Umbrellas, -,
variety Clancy Goods all which will be shown
pleasure LoNHoNs, NlLLiN1iiaM q Di as !" ~.
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LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE ON TUESDAY 18Th
SEPTEMBER.
Foundry, Machinery, Tools, Castings, HOughs,


THE Union Manufacturing oPny having
determined their operations my nitt Tor sale,
upon the mes favorable terms the Lot and 'nifs Machine
Tools aud Fixtures. all the Castings on nap! Consisting III
Sin Geerinc Plough and Machine Castings, tluad Wheels,
&C. &C. P0ug sofkrd, Wheat Machines tat Fans, Guilt
vatos Cutting Boxes splendid Six Horse Ene, with Loco
motive Boiler saw Mill Werk, &c, &C. -
The buildings Finishing Shop 'nby 81 rec IN winch IL
very large aud superior Lathe, for heavy iaf work. be-
sides three other Lahes Drill Press hey seal ehe BORING
Lathe of kinda Pattern Shop ananih. - by
SO feet with Lathe and Sitting Saw MIL; over hf two shops
pattern room with shelves for patterns, o wing there Is
fine assortment The Foundry IL SD by 81 fect wy drying
oven and attached Furnaces and tasks
of iron and wood Smith shop ~ by 81 n, with
FORCES Relow. Anvs. and Tools complete lheoleh Sho'
il 81 by 3, feet-oice % by 80 feetadjonin. Finishing
shop the Engine House, in which Is Fourteen Engine
in good repair.
The undersigned Committee appointed Tor e purpose, are
fully authorised make sale "i all me above ipF pfsals
September, 1913, being the thd uiay hut II
befne will that day be sold al pnhicaio on the
premses Terms made known the day Of SAL fc will be
accommodating. Such opportunity WI! a1yterr 10 any
disposed carry the Foundry, Plough an chne bust
II will be, a!su much 10 the advantage smers Nil
CALL they may hnd many drl$ winch VIII
be sold low private sale until the day AFORESAID
BY order of Stockholders,
WIN A. JACKSON
EDWIN CARTER
JOHN CRUMP, ,Committee
JOHN METCAfE,
L. G. WELLFulb,
Fredericksburg, Angus, %, l8i3. 3l-tds
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NoTcETne snSsss sra G!s for sale privately hi. VA

= roTuCE-The subscriber offers for sale nr,v, :, -.
N LIABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY ey' ns % ~
,o G7g acres LAND, l50 Of which are Is,
. onav aud high state Of Improvement NV - d
. n of r hich land there is fine crop If Gu oh s
the Amelia Springs certainly most vaianl no
-, in Fa.t,rn v:rcina lis situation Is healthy al
1l Ia auy in Virginia. The Improvements on lie Mace are
- law. and supenr all Of the houses having hs. c,ed
@ in The last seven years There Is large lrr ,el
hrer smies high with spacious ball oon % Zee, by 50 the
sitting room adjoining, and hneodgine Rooms aye and
sitting on the basement st1v nm each
10 - I'M. entrance the Heel there is brick Ions. .nrb q:
-, l., .nr, and containing 2 rooms. Their ~
,ge framed building, containing 10 rooms, and rea, number
ooms sufficient all to entertain some 80 or GO per
Ib.re i also very superior dining room, lJl r.i an-
III ~ rck which sufficiently spacious TO die 400 pprsons;
w., ne and comfortable private residence led near the
dining ard well stnaeu of tue esoehc those
nendin. dining room mere Is aso good tore
might he done goo" IN the Mercantile line
There al.o good hath heue, WIN appropriated
The stables are IN ffguia COLI
there being one OF ntcS shcle To N
framed stape suceh contain IL
nye The ward and pleasure grounds having ben laid by
English gardener, and aie borders BEAUTIFULLY de-
coated with snubbrry of different KINDS maks most
anp, situation. The Springs are located IN a surpassed
j., beauty by mono in the world me waters the Amelia
Savings have been analysed by Dr. Bridges oil Pdepha and
pnrnSad or b Doct Parish OF the same place III following Is
4
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4 CARD T!
Tn Hnuntru hercLnnfs md EnrmsTs.

z. WATKINS few doors above the Bell Tavern on Tue
opposite side Main street, would embrace The pesen. oppo
uny to inform country MERCHANTS and others, who may visit t.
market purpose of purchasing goods that his STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES, &c,
for the Fall trade extensive having heen carefully seec
ed by Mr. e. H. Denison who his empoy and has mad
considerable experience in this branch OF business ms sok
purchased Thy leaving orders for their manufacture
rarly IN July which previous advance IN price OH
goods in his line will enable him sell fifteen per cent
less could he had purchased al later date, winch
Inference OF no small consideration.
Ills object being establish himself in business lie intends
every proper means the accomplishment OF that oJec
and further his purpose, proposes offering his goods al suc
nrrcs MS ~ Of purchasers 10 call and eA
anime his Stock. ii, . -
lie has received portion Stock and Will continue TO re
ceife y, '"'''"' ~ e " 33-wtf
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THE NIGHT LAMP.
"MucH YET nsaAiHs uNscNc."

MISS ELIZA COOK.
Oh, scorn me not rs a f,me;ess thing,
Nor turn with conenipt frc;n the song sing,
'Tis true am not suffered 10 be
On tie ringing board of waSsail glee;
NV pallId CLEAN must never fall,
In ,hc ray saloon or iordly hail,
But many tale does the nigh lamp know
OF secret sorrow and lonely woe.
Pm found in The cl.sely curiain'd room,
Where Stiffness reisns that brcathcS al the tomb,
whc,e the breaking heart and heavy eye
Are waiting 10 ace 4 loy'd one die.
Where the ioatimg CHILD, wrh noiseless Tread,
Seas wariiy 10 the mothers bed'
Pm wildly sna' md aud nay eliDring ray
Shows a glazing eye and still ninc clay
am The light thai, qnvcr'ns, Hits
In the JOYOUS hon- where tie fond VIE sits,
Wat,n. The ono that HES his hearth,
For the samb'er's dice and d'unkard's mIrth;
She niournfully trims my slend wirk,
As she sees me fading and wasting quick;
And MANI time has my spark expired,
And lef. her stu the wee ping and tired.
MANY Il lesson The bosom learns,
of hlpIe-s grief, Wilde the night lamp burns,
Many a scene unfuds 10 me
That which the heart would bleed 10 see;
Then scorn me not Is fameless thing,
Nor tnrn with contempt from the song sing;
But smile IA We will or scorn rs We may,
There's non eht TO be found bnt truth IN the lay.
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II,n RICuARn M nECkWIrn p,r,cilln Rrckmlih M.

no RICHARD ". BECkWIFH, Pfi,cilla Brckwih n, VIZ
Il William Ecckw;th Mary B-csw,h Fanny Beckwi.h ar4
Anne Bcckwh:-No; bedg citI2ens oi the State nf Nr
will please iaAc notice, that shall The 2S d
TENDER, 1919 between the hours OF ~ O'Clock, 4. ". as
O'Clock r. VI Gloucester Court loiise, proceed Ia take r
positions of John r. Cary and others; the ST., oi oct +t
si' between the hour the Bell Tavern, IN the ciy
Richmond, dispositions at Richard II. Dickinson aud nh'
and ilth of October between the hours Cao
Cou the dispositions Of Woodson Wright Thos \. lt-
and Others, read evidence suit prGtra
Superior Court of Law and Chancery the
of CaEone wherein you and Robert Dickinson rlalif
and and others defendants. II, from ih $50
depo ons any them shall be taken, sompe''d
tie days specified the taking OF them yell be continued un DE-
To day, until completed. Very respectfully,
CURTIS, J0NBs y 60.
Aur
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JUST PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE BY J. wARRoCK
THE YIRGINI.i IND NORTH CAROLINE
AfMANACK FOR 1914,

Caicuated By Darid Richardson Of Louisa County, pa
CONTAINING, in addition 10 the Astronomical mailer list
~ the Virginia and ~ Carolina, ana me Rtpesen
laves Congress from both States with the Federal number
which represents and list of The Senate ana House OF De-
lrgates Virginia Reading LAYERS ouarres very
preriy Beautiful Superstition VIII nobody MARI me Comic
Song The Inquiry My Pocket Autumn; TO ascertain the
&C., &c. - .
Sept. J4-u
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IlnE commonwsaIlh Of virginia.-lo nc she Of A4..

THE Commonwealth Of Vrenia-io the Sheriff o Miat.g
L county, greeting:
Whereas, William r. Mitchell heretofore exhibited 10 C
Court IT Law and Chancey, directed by las
against lanes Avee l. Joseph Manu. William Frost, Daniel
Kennedy and Nelson Robinson; whrr6u3un sundfy pro
have had appears records and file. IL
heure final decree could be pronounced 30 IL
cause the said William b. Mitchell departed this life ha
will and and thereof .pIn,
Richard II. Mitchell, Robert Mitchell and William :. e Mid
ell Executors who have taken upon themselves the cttt
thereof: Therefore command you, that make Apoat
recording law, the said Avere Siam, Frost kenncs a1
Robinson that they be- before Tie Judge {" said Co at u
of said county the first day OF the
show If any thin. for themselves they have or Know" e
why the said suit should not be- proceeded into hnal @
against aforeaid and further do and receive hat
laid shall IN that part conscer-and have then Thee
Witness, Robert T. Duna@ay, Clerk Of our sad r.
this 5,h June, l5i3. RIO. ]. DCNAW VI.
ol 2i-WSR'
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NAVY pEEF AND PORK FOR 1914.

J
Burtan Of Provisions and Clothing,
Angus, "a, 1917
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals FOR Beef and
- sroposas for Pork the be- will be received al
this until O'Clock, ~ Monday the second day Il
furnishing and delivering free of all cost aud
risk 10 the United states,
thousand eight hundred barrels OF Navy Beef
And Thousand eight hundred barrels of Navy Pork
Each barrel contain not less than hundred pounds net
weight Of beef Pork Of weight IN either article viii
be paid To be delivered the respective Navy Yards and
Saya Sfniin
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THE "LrScHBuRe REruBLIcAs."-The counexion
between Messrs Dewitt and Hewitt is dissolved. TIL,
alter gentleman wlthdraws, and this able and efficient
oaper will hereafter be conducted by its accomplished
Editor, MIR. Dewitt.
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Aug Is

IN CIANCEeY.-NiRciNi.:-ln the Circuit Superior Coufi
Law and Chancey for the county Of Middleses, April
lsI3.
the motion Of Mary A. Whitley, Tabitha Daniel Jane
Daniel and John Il. Daniel. egacrs o Samuel = WhItk &
ceased Ordered that all persons having claims
said :. Whitley do exhibit the Robert ~ ds
Administrator DE- hOnis nOn Of the SAID Samuel 3 Whttt
10Th 1919, and that copy ts
published eight sucerssivcy newspaper
islled the city uf Richmond copy also posted
front the House Of this UNITY sver C
days. copy-leste, JOHN :. HE3lf, = g.
15-N
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THE CHEAPEST BOOT AND SHOE STORE Is RICH
MoND is kept by S. a. SMITH, ut the sign o:;e Red
Boot Main street. opposite the end Of the Old Marke ,oaer
houstl All persons wishing from Is 20 nj on
Boots and Shoes requested to give me CALL "a letter
ned To l cheaper than house in CITY, for ally
te let me rive partial statement Of pricesTs best
Richmond made Boots III from S4 so S6 So hest g shoes
from 10 10 81 So Boots fnoed in the bst se or s. TO
81 All my work IS of The hest material and workman-t ana
warranted TO sand ladies' thick sole Walking Shoes ED
cents to 81 So Rich mond made Slippers and ties from 81 n
TO % Chdr.n's Shoes 81 81; Boots ser
proof, from 81 50 to 81 So osans Ell 81 Sa
dies leather and seal BOOTS from IS 81 50 Bies
very CHEAP and all other kinds in proportion Invite er-
sons wishing 10 purchase Boots Shoes pair
trouble.
~ Boots and Shoes made and repaired to order.
Don't forget the Red loot. s A. SMITH
Richmond, August y. lsi3 3I-2aw3m
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L1oITY DOLLARS REyvARD.-Ran away frr, the sub
scrher on 18th NJ August last Negro Man. named
LEWIS black about % years OF and oil good siZe looks
down. and has bad cnuntcnace sps speaks through
his teeth and stamnrs badly when conused stoops when
walking and turns considerably. The above reward
will br paid taken the and secured, dollars
if taken in The State, any JAN, that get him
again. EDWIN SHELTON
Hanover county, September 5. 3i-2awlw-aw3w
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE-TIaving resolved to locate
myse permanently III. county of Prince Edward, oie
my very Tract Of Land, r county of lnnenbug for
woods original eIowfhthe
most OF which good land The plantation il all fresh
repair, lying Three miles North of The Court ousr-
dwelling but not complctrd-Good tobacco
Possession VIII be-
given December l.i il being leased till that time Refer
ence Mr. Burk lives the plantation, Mr. J. s.
Bowling
Also sale house and lot containing
three acres situated he running M.ckenbu;g
Coi,t.loise IL Randolph Macon College. II excellent
stand Tor business Reierencc-Dr George j. Smith, Randolph
Macon College. JAS. w. HUNNICUII.
AuuI 21-wGw
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WHITs sULPnR SrRIsGs.
6 ASEOUS C0N'EyTS:

The subscriber has discovered another srng waters Of
which are extoed very highly by those VINO Se ued them a
they are certainly As 70 'ne ethese wie
there might much said and hundreds OF eoles might DC
nroduced hut the subscriber deems II unnecessary
l'ouu1o"' o FRANCIS A. WILSON.
,., lift
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JAMES A. PATTEsoN, CoAarsHos hEh a. ~ kind.
y Ya-W give promp, attention to sales .. store
ducs and Merchandise consigned 10 MS e"'
street, adjoining Messrs. Capenon & CrumP. A.
Oct. IL
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VALUABLE LAND FOX SAIE.-The subscriber offers for
his o. Land in Powliatan county, called CLAY
TON formerly owned by Or Henry w locset privately, mt
TUESDAY 10Th of Ucobr 1912 which tiTe II not previous
" VIII he Offered publicly for sale, the prem
miles above iowatan Court hon.e and three from
Post Office and adons The Lands of Mr. Thomas Page Dr.
VIM Cruup Hiram Harris. one third Of r ahnvc tract Is
of original growth do of Hat land Of excellent quail
w. balance hh land good portion Of which Is fresh
land which produces crops The Improvements consist of
cling house, recently repaired which contains four rooms
comfortable office the dwelling wheat barn with
quarters stable house and tobacco honse
very apple and peach orchard and good garden
deem unnecessary say more than that >c0nseed by
rood Judges who the land 10 the tract for the size
il IN The 5j2 acres, invite all who
wish purchase gIYe CALL and will show The land with
pleasure. The will be made known the day of sale
NV RICHARD A. TAYLOR.
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INFIRMARY OF TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
,llS nS tuition open for the SICK at the following charges,
i payable advance for ilIe first week.
wh'r patients, - week
Col red do "
These charges for medical attendance
sical operations, hoard medicine and nursing.
The accommodations the sick ample and complete in
every respect Two Professors Of the Medical College visit tho
daily prescribed periods rotations and in
tuv, of the Faculty called in consul
tatan without addilr nal charge 20 the patient.
An osteal ward been prepared for the reception Of ~
uaia onea fixed medical and surgical
under insanity contagious diseases will
be received into the lnfrmaiy
s. MAUPIN, NJ. d., President.
Anal as-wly
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Rs o1. G. wAYT, DFsTI,1. ha. removed hi
Sans square corner above the Banks Main street
pea9s NJ r. Tlatse, NJ d., George Watson, 81 d.. F. II
Tsam,, ~; d. E. H. Carmichael NJ D. Robt " HaIall n
I n nelson, NJ D., James Bolton NJ D. ] A. Cunnn CHAM
80 May p lIa-wIyt
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Bg the Lieutenant Gopernor Of Virginia,

n
WHEREAS has been represented Ia the Executive that
w Heath charged with murder has escaped from the
Jail Of and is going large Therefore, l.,
John Patton, Governor Of Virginia the
absence the Government do hereby
offer reward hundred dollars TO
VINO apprehend the sad fugitive, and deliver him into the
jail county And require all officers, civil and mill
ary request the people OF tr Commonwealth generally To
every exrron lie may arrested and dealt with as the
l,H directs.
monwcah, Rlchnond This 7th day of September, IN
lsEAL. The year lsi3 JOHN VI. PATTON.
Fletcher Heath aboat feet inches high and about 81
blue large black whsscrs and black
quite hn indicating approaching badness has coarse
speaks slowly aud with slight st1mmer, aud has
downcast suspicious look There Is The palm of his left
hand and rcHger and thumb of each hand l.
marx made with Indian sunpowde When he escaped,
lie Kentucky frock coai blue and white
pan,aloons, and shoes.
= 35-w6w
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HOYT a. CO.'S OFFICE

Undcr the Exchange Hotel, R,shuona tgfni-
ITO enable persons distance to invest 9e following
i Splendid scheme. HOYT CO. publish it Il ths time =
lave another Scheme this Ia o1e IN lis
in marnicrncr II peculiarly favorable pui3 pack
noes. and Az the prce is considerable we ih avise the
f clubs Of three or four or more. aud sed HoYr
Il co for The sonrr YOU send the biet The price
Of packages will be published in day or Two.
Splendid Scheme.
$4,000 Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Cias. O. for 1884,. TO l. drawn at
Alexandria, u c., on Saturday, October 18th, lsl.g
20 number Loitery-la Drawn Balls.
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rrBIIc sAIE-By Of decree of the County Court Of
orause rendered Monday the 9th July the subscribers
,viI, sell M puh auction, the 3st day Of this month"; TAU
ms, Wallis, Grove the residence If William C. Willis, de-
ceased This and valuable Estate Hes 10 inc county VI
Mills of Robert T. Willis and contains, by recent survey
all OF superior quality and well adapted TO the growth e
corn wheat and tobacco The nienanas are Oh
eYp,sure and the lnwlands are oil a'lu'al SOIL ,
rms Farm is situated about two niles from the turnpike winch
e,d Orange Court house being mol more
,h,n miles from latter nor "a from the former ana @Ihh
* n C,dousylle Depot which affords excellent market to
The farmers There IL an abundance OF mort o1
nil the purposes the farm and suhcicnt wafer IRON une
f oood springs in and running through, each neu IN
one of The streams large and productive mraio" me
inn extensive consisting oi dwc'ag MOUSE
winch Is large and cnninodious Two Story Ifame nus y
cent factory few yards of The naisOn VAIN three tfec
and cellar, kitchen with four rooms NUMBER OF eao'h
chmnies, t"o large stables and large Barn AL ~
good repair and conveniently located There are Desus
above buildings The garden large hand
some and poiucliyen fine the subscribers believe, m WIZ
estate in the eniny for beauty o scenery
and beautiful OF the Bic Rd.
Vaeyl fertility OF soil saby of climate ahn
convenience al location
containing 500 acres, lying in the Pney Wood about four
miles from Willis Grove This land, which Is valuable pfnc
n,y on account timber, will he sold in three
tracts To purchaser Diagrams OF either Estate viii he
shown Those wishing TO visw the premises Will call on he
subscribers, reside in the Immediate vicinity Of Willis
Grove.
othc purchase money will be required in
hande b'ance in Two aud three annual Gstalments Sc
approved perscna security and lien the premises
" i"' '''' ROBERT T. WILLIS,
RICHARD II. WILLIS,
Aug 2i-tds Executors Of William {. Willis
a- PosTroNEM ENT-rhe sale Of the
postponed until THURSDAY the 9Th Oetacr, at which time the
Wills Grove Estate and other persons. property consisting
of Stock Of Horses Cattle Sheep and Hogs Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils; Hnd The crops Of Corn
Wheat and Oats hand The ''fney Woods" will he
sold credit Of and three with equal annual
payments. Rolf. r. WILLIS. Executors
RlcHD H. WILLIS, i"e'u'o''
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NEW AND CHEAP DRY GoODS-Auccsr III, le43.
In McrcLnnts En1niLiss and Oilers.

NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS-AUGcsf TO- 1919.
To Merchants, Families and Others
n IT, JENKINS has Just opened 200 packages DRY GOODS
HI. suitable for Fall and Winter consisting OF cos
White and Red Fanncs all prices, from ~ cents 10 's c
Cotton Oznaburgs, CT cents and other qualities -..
Cacoes-iO 600 yards CaIcos rich Fall coors and patterns
from i o. &, 10, laa cents and finer
Furniture Calcocs. great bargains-a'l prices.
Rlrnke.s-Rose, Whitney and Negro IIankets-eheap
Satinrts, Kentucky Jeans Clnths aud Cassimeres.
Bieaccd and unbeached Shngs and sheetinss all widths
from of yard tn3 yards wide.
Ilnseys and Woollen Goods, for servants clothing
Linen Cambria llandkechefs from % CENTS Is 3d. D. 3d. U.s.
and finer
Lace Goods of all kinds. and very cheap.
Umbrellas Of SILK and cotton.
Irish Linens. from - cents To the best quality.
The with many other articles, were purchased at The
North before the advance TOOK place, consequently they viii be-
much cheaper than similar goods now be ohtllned
Persons wanting bargains for cash. by wholesale retail will
find them r. II. JENKINS Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store,
Richmond, Va. 29-"u
Observation-Disclosures.
ARGE FALL SToCk-Tle undersigned are now receiving
Il their fun Fall Stock Of Foreign and Domestic,
Staple fND EA-rCY DRY GOODS,
which the greatest the Boston'
New and Philadelphia markets. and from the Petersburg
Manufacturing Companies.
In their may found the usual variety Of large
Dry Goods ouc. including extensive assortment Of
ol which wi he sold nn the most liberal terms
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES & CO., sycamore street
Petersburg Sepis @o-Mu
u,nE BoaMER MANURE mETHoD-Ths process, by
wlch all vegetable speedl, and
cheap "f tie most icrtiizing quality
peenced farmers Northern and Southern States The
uniform which has attended lis operation commends tn
the attention OF every amer who wishes to enrich his and al
trliug cost.
view of graduating the price the quantity Of land
upon Which be desired TO the method the following
scale has been adopted, viz:
For gardens, 50
Farms upto 100 acres, 10
do. from 100 o go acres, Ii
DO. from 2uU To 300 acres 10
Do. from 800 To 400 acres, 20
Over 900 acres in any one farm, e5
ALBEIT & CO., Baltimore,
PrOpretOrs of the patent right for the
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S5O00O-S25 600!

j. G. GREGORY ~ Co., Manners.
Office Main, End door Leolo Main 4h rettf
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
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aLD WINES AND LIQUoRS-Also GROCERIEs.-I nav
avery large and general OF old Wines and ii
s part oil winch have hcrn kept hand improving. for
years and We're then said he 81 wears did NV Groceries
a uf comparison with the hest city, may regard
IA ana price, ana caietulness in putting OF them up III,
~" ines ana Liquors viii be beneficial the
sh OF health when moderately jndicionsiy used
any one ne iounc so increduous, firm ans
or cal on The subscriber who has been regular tempe
sd curing The last SO years of his lie and not salts
mel h s Neatly appearance, they portrait OF NE
e VINO ded few years ago in State of New York. aged
say h Ia a ne was re knon 10 be drinking fish since the
aug % 3i-Wly MA. .rI11 ACE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-15

TN acknowledgements Superior Cour, Of Cba,,.
ry Circuit, held the Capitol, in r IN,
of Richmond, on Saturday, April lst 1873:
Sidney baxter Attorney General of thr Commonwealth
Virginia. and the President and Directors OF the Literary Fund