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Cash for Wheat.

n WILL give the highest Market pyce for Wheat
Farmers are respectfully invited 10 call on me al IN,
otore, beiorsselllng VI engaging their crops.
f.. BURTON.
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nc inituAtfH - leifff frCetff3 hN sfHAfNsf ~
Baiumofe from ii The Psssen.sfs On bgard st Inc
time of the explosion
New ALr,nY. Indiana. Oh 0ei9bef. 1874. I
leu o'clOck al night
Il Is by /. mirs,olans dispensauon If Divine Prov
deHce that etaaltd 10 write you lev bnea haze
fes, hours ap escaped iu the very Ia"s Il Death.
arrived Louisville last night and aoA passage 10 the
sie1ub at Lucy Walker, for New Dleans that leit al
Il o'cItk Ia day. We had proceeded bnt five or SIX
mll's below this place. When she burst her boilers. caus
ng u the n1si terrible explosions ever known, scat
erng dss III and haYac all arluud. JhBs dreadful
cuffrncs tOnk pace between four aaI five ucloca tha
aiiefnpsn. thought something wfsBs she tfe.
qssHily stPpe5 aad checked her headsay d the uytr
ssypfai linAs anrT sho lth Louisville. \ few mo-.
ments het0re the -Npi5siun i,ok tlare, standing
the hurricane drek. eS feet a.ttt tie plot houses
aud our of the pilss Standing opposite the psi
house. lev feet Inn / heard tins pilot eXciaun
whist he The MISTER wih the ensInel and then i'm
m-daieiy si.ued beles. When he uttered the txptes
sfup Watched his c,uuisnaBcr, ADD thought d>,y-
alarm depicted II. immediately LEFT re hufn
dsek ana hi swej hin below. | ~, IN lie main
ea5ih .itn short ds.1ncr Of III iadte cabin where
-sacd ~ scit ia atm cls,.. aas scared, sra ed
n''asni bi're lie et...spn ;o.k place. fund my
seii suddenly SUM I'M ami the rant falling IN up9n
me- eApec'iu ever be crushed 10 death tfJm
tie iaag uC,sais. II ssaded with STEAM But. btlu-
naieh ~ steam lad beeume cuJicd, ard the
VI rfuiil'd ne ilp see by selling. spfaag IN The
quad, as The hiai sinking under me, ~tcre *
Tended any hand Ia gentleman ga TIRE hurricane deck
nho helped ne up IN Il. where remained until fire
ifem the ladies' cabin began TO barn H. lhen spang la
in The fyer and caught hid 81 spar, where continued
duing, uhtl was picked up hy the yssl belonging Ia
he sisg al n he United States serYicr. who by this
tine had cne 10 assistance, having sect and heard
III. shplusion. Had 1ecn lDr liz iafey assistance
rendered by The captain 81 THIS bUat lIapaln lysuu1
@ea"uld oil doutsssly have Irfshed. As IS. scafce
" twenty SURVIVE, uu ii humber 81 passengers
The scene hergaIs descnptUH-Isdio crying i"r tarr
list husbands aud chtldreu. and rendered auIIc by
then scads aud ~ouuds. escaped without bruisr, "
scar Of the slightest lind though have lust all my
clothing and hepser, besides valuable evidences o debt
aud important psirra my runk. atn even without
hat, and merely saved thr clothes have on. am now
IN the huuse OF at smith, OF this place who has kind
" furnished With sui u clothes until mine dries
The people oi this laee have been very kind Ia Ic su
iefefs five OF whom have died since hry shofa
should suppose that lrasi uty Of the cabin passpf
pers wefn tthtt klilednr ~onudrd. Al thosr stand
afonnd me on the hurricane deck, when tn II, are
killed.
Some thrilling incidents Of the catastrophe are men
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

"~abtV W. Nx IE1TE,
EghOlPS1fc ~ Retail EDe0gpr in
staple a Fancy Dry Goods,
fHAkES pleasure in calling the attention Of his friends
II aud customers, and all those who are in want OF
good Goods and good bargains, to eAamiae hi. late
large arrivals of
FAIL g. WINTER GOODS,
IN which comprised all the sshonabie sly les and
kinda.
lie deems 1t needless 10 enumerae the great variety
that ran be had IA his stock; but will be found that II
is lul and complete. lie socils and hopes lor call
anu ~. examination from all whI wanting good bar
c2ps IN their pei al Winter supplies aud trusts that
W.! be dsaopolu;sa sc,.s neh eheap'at least
cheap any the State
In his HAT, SHOE, BOOT. CAP, and IEATlI
ER department, Will be also found large and heavy
stock which Ma. SEsBuRY will take pleasure in show
Ing a"I selling the cheapest sort OF bargains in. Call
and see
ocl. ,s;r
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MIN IL GEMS.

@slNGLE and double .barrcl-just opened and for sal
- cheap, by IL. Is. * w. A. RICHARDS
Sent Is islf
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EasTI.ouA2rr coo-.

IA NY me Consisting OF snqe and double mill CAS-
r nrnr' o. American, English and very sgeerlr
colors, and OF every quaY soilae ~ no "a safo.s
w s,s' h.'ilNGS. STOCKS. CRAVATs,
lot OF superior Needles Tor allors, and HI
alios inch Measuring Iapesaud sundfy other S,,f
e''s IN IN 10y , ,'ne, Please call aud examine.
En,io,ins 0it1 in sle most srr,",,d d a,"as OF
Dc, II G, mcIVEl
wis
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.FEc gS.s.s'gEL s. .NcCOHUZE.

GROGERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT CoNsIGSMESrs OF
TOBACCO, FLOUR aud .iI.L KINDS COU.N
TRY PRODUCE.
Ga all such in hand Liberal advances will be made and
The interest OF their conslsners strictly observed
Feb. 10 ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

Some thrilling incidents Of the catastrophe arc men.
fionfd III The papers. We mpatlun made Of Gen.
Peafan. except that hs body bad been recovered.
\ Young lady WIN under hls charge. AMI who was
fesfued from the river. into Inch she was thrown Il
saul IA private LETTER. Ia have him alter the ox
rloson, with his head much cut lying upon sofa in the
rabn The cabin took ire Immediately and burnt uau
the boat sunk. and the cnrust is thai he persisted IN
The flames aud sunk with tie h1a,i
Richmond CanDilfr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

Present Wing majority 90-whch will be increased
about 100 by the se Of Smiths and Laurel Grove pre-
rnis In i7i0 the vote OF Pilsy lvanla was, Harrison
$50, Van Buren, GIG;
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.HEREFg,s.y'g' 1.gsgfss..

& sRAiEfCL Tor The liberal patronage ,ssc,..c =.
~ bestowed upon me by the public. IKE ms 's
5"1a "' ,"n,nI hrm 'ha' have emily purchased
s0rtment et e'u 'sah' as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07
Einrn d, Ilallimort pairiai.

The fllowi ing letter received BY gent'ersn Ia
Baltimore. from al The psssensefs On bard st 1he
tim. oi the a. pltssfun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

In 1910.
IiIiSilN ANlA.

Ne have received partial accorrts from this county,
is follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
NOTTOMAY COUNTY.

At a meeting OF a very respectable portion of
the Democratic Republican Party Of the County
of Nottoway, .; the Courthouse, on the 9th Jay Of
September 1911, being Court day--the meeting
was organized by calling Dr. a. A. Campbell, 10
the Chair, and appointing Charles W. Fitzgerald
Secretary and alter an interesting, lucid and eio-
quent address from the Chairman, touching The
most prominent and important questions Of lie
day, the following resolutions presented BY Capt.
Francis j. E. Jones were unanimously adopted:
RcSoircd, That We highly approve OF the Con-
vention 10 tc holden al charlottesville on y e
tenth day of the present month and that the fol-
lowing persons be and are hereby appointed dele
gates 10 represent this County in the said Cor
yention viz: Dr. y. A. Campbell, Fiancis j. +.
Jones. Freeman y. Irhy, Samuel p. Fculkes, Ia.
James Jones, Grief T. CIalle Col William C..
Knight, Louis c. Rouldin, VIM. Calvin Jeifri.s,
VIM. r. Jennings, Tho>. NJ. Rowlett, Thos. JACK
son. Dr. Benz. B. jackson, Thomas II. Campbell.
A!terna,es Thomas J. Randolph, Thomas Ril-
chic of Richmond, Shelton +. Leake Gen. Wr.
F. Gordon, and David II Branch, II omas Wal
lace, Nathaniel NJ. Malin and Wyndham Re.
biE>on. Jr. Of Petersburg,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
AUGUST Isl. 1874.

For c0S or cdty dcccp'Gnccs.
THREE HUNDRED PACKAGES NEW GOODS.
u II. JENKINS would invite the attention of Mer-
III. chants families aud Others, To examine his ex'en-
siye stock of staple aud Fancy Dry Goods opening
suitable for the present and approaching New
Goods will be received frequently, which will enable
purchaser 10 find all times every Article wanted for
their or to sell again. Amongst the Goods al
ready opened will he found
100 bales and cases beached and unheached SHIRT
nss and Sheetings, all widths, from yrd 10 yards
WIDE
~ packages Negro Clothing, for male and female
wear consisting of Linseys oil qualities, krrseys Ken
lucky Jeans, Sa'tincts, Mied Cloths, &c.
Bankets-l.G03 Bed and Negro Blankets.
F!annels-2oO pieces white, red and yellow F'annels.
Calionrs-l 00O pieces Pr nts all prices aud styles.
Tchngs-20 bales Ticklnss, all qualities.
Also, Irish Linens, Diapers, silks, aud all The fash
mahl- materials for Ladies' Dresses; Cloths CASH.
m-res and vestbgs, Mcrinc, Silk and Cotton hrs and
Drawers SC. &c. Every quality of Dry Goods, from
the cheapest, kind made to the finest. will hc found al
wholesale retail al r. III. JENKINS
staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store.
Aug. 4 Diff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
ALEXANDER DUyAL & co.

ALEXANDER DUVAL & CO,
DEALERS IN
Drugs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS AND DYES,
lat Main Street, Richmond, Virginia,
OFFER for sale large and well selected stock, 10
" " hch they invite the attention Of Country Mtr-
chants and ohers:-
~ eefoon" Caracas Indigo
hhds. superior Nader
40 Jbls CorIeras
ID casks l., som Salts
- bhls Castor OIl
10 casks Venetian Red
IL Extract Lucw"ad
% hhiS Clipped l.aswo"d
casks Lump Oil
Is kegs Sapere
d50 kegs LEWIS Lead, in oil
$500 lbs ia. dry
600 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes
bblS. Canphor
1900 gals I.inseed Oil
s bills Vanish
i cases refined BoraS
% bills. TanncrsOh
S bills. birthstone
10 bags Black Pepper
10 tags Race Ginger
10 hblS. Alum
Together with the usual variety embracing an assnft'
ment OF Fancy Articles, Patent Medicines, ~.
n. Il. Particular attention paid 10 packing and ship
ping orders. allen DuVAL CO,
On Ruins OF Eagle Hotel.
Aug 80 U-tlN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
FALL STOCK or DHiRE.
RICHARDS 4 GARDNER,

Importers and De0lcrs N ED1cisn and Domestic
iiard,rore, Cutlery. Gans, !Saddiefg, S., al
No. " IEtst Nain Street, S,gRof Mc MI
.Sas-, Rictmcad, Vagina,
ARE receiving, per ships Rob Roy, Washington and
N Richard Anderson, from Liverpool, direct 10 this
PORT Fall supply of English Hardware consisting
Of every variety of Birm;nsha, and Sheffield Goods,
which, being purchased for cash, and imported direct,
they peder themselves To sell low the goods
can he purchased in this any Northern market. We
are sso receiving from the manufacturers our supply al
Dom, site Good and riisr To the attention of Cuun
try Merchants very superior of English and
American Hardware, and at prices which cannot fail to
give satisfaction.
Were-perlfuIy invite Mi who visit this Market 10 give
US a call aud examine for themselves.
RICHARDS & GARNER,
Aug27 32-et No. o., West Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
TO MERCHANTS.

FA l. l. PPLIE
OUR assortment of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
- IL cnm.cie and equa! in every resiect 10 any ever
offered IN this city; aud ternnrd 10 sell them
NJ io us thew can be purchased In any market within
the United States.
WADsWoRTn, TURNER * Co,
Aug. Or 3l-lm No ~, Main street.
NEW GOODS.
WE are now receiving and opening the largest anu
w most choice stock of FALL and WINTER DRf
GOODS we have ever had, which we invite The attrn-
lion of our customers aud the trade generally In our as
sortment will be found
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
Satinets, kerspys and I.nseys,
Beaver and Pilot Cloths an! Flushinss,
Blankets OF every kind
Irish Linens. Lawns and Sheetings,
Prints of all >uies,
paddings and Sail Duck
Bomhazine. Alpaca and Mnusalnes,
Blrachrd and brown Sh!rtin-s and SheetnEs.
Together with almost every article usually onilu w Il
Dry Goods Jubbing House. which wewi sell upon lbe
ra fiir terms, and solicit call from those in want oil
Goods.
LONDON, WILLlNGuAM & DREWRY,
No. So, Main street.
Aug % 3l-tf
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!sSs sEsys $3.50 $500 80 49, 49,

THO NORTHERN TRAVELLERs.-R thmond, Fre.
/ 5,,;ek,buro and Potomac Raroad.-Reduc;,oR q
R,es-Notice il hereby given, that the fare by the
Railroad route between Richmond and Baltimore Is now
reduced SO 50, and between Richmond ana fhiadr'-
phia To IS only, by the new stage ana steamboat lines
between Washington and Philadelphia.
Travellers by the railroad route, through each wash
instnn in nine Baltiore III twelve, and fhiais?ha IN
,wsnvone ho,s after |, aving Richmond, and arrive in
PhiIade before travellers by the river and hay beats
nave left Norfolk should they be disposed to stop IN
Washington or Baltimore they may duso as long NJ tey
plcase and resume t;,er seats without extra charge
No charge for children uner ree years of age; others,
under Twelve years Of are, half price
Hour of departure Of the cars from Richmond, quarter
n,s,5 NJ THOMAS SHARP,
Aug. 10 ?3-f Agent Of Transportation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
NEW GOODS

- AZ No 76, Vest Man Street. SeS
1SEORGE ". FERRY, having recently returned lfrin
VI the North, where he has made arrangements win
manufacturers ny which he will be frequently receiving
fresh supplies of Goods Of every description lsnal'!
found in Hat Store, ard At rates that VIII enable MN
10 sell as chesp the cheapest hess leave 10 IN rI Tue
public that he has just received pet schooner MaIetl
Barr a pat Of his supply Of Hats and caps, among
viii, h will be found eeurcmen's, youths ana chi',
dren's Cloth Velvet, aud Glazed Caps, some new ana
be,ut,fnI natterns &c Country Merchants will find IT
10 their advantage 4 examine his Stock before plrchas-
TX MI " - g5-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

DAVENPORT & ALLEN. hocTInNEERS, keep
~ constant supplies OF the following arii,l"s-
s'Wooscy's' aud "lovernc's" Loaf sugar
Do Crushed Go.
Spermacrt Candies, sIulls' Patent Candles
Winter Bleached and Tanners OIL
Ground Plaster, from "lnbrc" Mills
Warehouse Nails, "tumberlant" factory
I.icorce Of prime quality
Sole Leather, branded good" and "damaged"
lie Powder "Kenlucky" brand
blasting do. DO
Cap, Letter and Printing Paper
Fine and Extra Fine Gunpowder Tens
ST Croix Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
PORT Sicily Caret and Malaga Wines
Cosnac Brandy, Of most celebrated brands
salt, Shot, Pepper
IEd,go, Madden, Coppcras
Rice, Cigars, Coffee
Havana White Sugar, 'Whiskey, &c &c.
And We are receiving from day To day variety of
other articles in the Grocery aud Dry G"nis line which
are offered for sale at low prices and on liberal credit
S-nt 4 3J-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

SEYToN JOHNSTON, DRrc.Isr, rs .hoin STREET, has
just received, per late arrivals, full supply Of the
following which he offers, at wholesale or retail, on
reasonable terms:
Winter and Summer strained Lamp OIL
Whale Oil, verdistis, ground in Oil
Soap Stone Paint, light colored
Paris Green. Il handsome article
Yellow Ochre, White Lead
Paints, Oils Colors &c, fun assortment Of the best
qualify; also Indigo, Madder ami Dye stuis, OF prime
quality, Quicksilver, &C., &c, &c.
ed with much care, which are warranted the best lie
market can afford.
Country Merchants and Physicians Will hnd Ito the'r
interest To give him a call. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

IL & ]. =. JAMES 4 Co, No l6g, tOppoite the
l. !. Exchange Bank, have row in Store general as
soriment Of new Fall and Winter DRY GOODS. con
sisns of their importatons directly frem Europe,
and larce supplies Foreign and domestic Goods
chased by partner of The house, u Head Quar-
ters in Boston and New York.
such stock of Goods il now offered for sale, *
net of,en met with any where in the United States ut
any one house and having been bought with cash,
here any thing could be saved by paying cash, VIII br
sold low any house III Virginia can sci, ard how
much lower will not undertake 10 say.
Our own customers, and city and country merchants
generally, are respectfully requested To examine our
stock before they make their purchases.
Sept. 10 Wv
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Aug. 6
AUG. -
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,

Im2of'cTs Of DTy Goods, HNT7W0Fe, tHH"y, az"
Guns
HAVE REMOVED TO 80. 1876, MAIN STREET,
The tenement with two.>tory Granite Front, next
To Mr.. William Mitchell
rEN,iE unde, signed will receive IN few days. by The
ships 'Roh Roy aud Orchard anderson from
Liverpool direct their Fan importation. In Their Dry
Goods depart they OTTER the very best Goods Ia r
obtained in both Foir,sn and Domestic ua,ke---'lch
~ Cloths, Blankets, Nip, Cuttous, Fannrs, W""cns
az every kind for servants wear. irish Linen. Prints,
Hosiery &c. In the ilards are Department. they fur
nsh large, beautiful aud unusually varied a-suiimcnt
all Of which they pledge themselves 10 sell at micrs
as low rs may be foi al any other hnnse III The cry
THOMAS 4 CHARLES ELLIS.
Aur @ Eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
JUST PUBLISHED,
And for M!e IN j. WARROCK,
THE VIRGINIA & NORTH CAROLINA
A + M A N A G. K:

EOf INC hCtf OF UWf K1VF W. Kofo.
CALCULATED BY David richardson, Of Louisa
- county. Virginia, containing, IN addition to the
urai Astronomical Celebrations, list ct the Courts OF
Virginia and North Cafoina and the Representatives, In
Congress the Senate aud House If Delegates of Virgil
MA. Songs: Mamma is ~ very partlcuar-Ibc EafP5
Bride-and the interesting Song Of the Gamblers Nle
beautiful descrp ion of the progress Of Man through
NE. from hs birth 10 his rrsuneciion-The Male Flint
Tae Rrtutn-ia Happier hours-Ge knd-Adiru 10 a
rfiend-On Bramty-Ti.e Clergy Marfage-Enigma-
some useful receipts &c, &C.
Aug 81 IS
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M. pyo1T,s ANTI-gllloUs Pulls


4 : FANNY Medicine, mid aad gentle pr'caiTe,
u ard purifier of The blood, the general Use of these
eha,rd Pills throughout the United States, for these
l,y years past and The strong recommendations they
have acquired from all classes Of our eilowciiZens,
place them much more elevated situation IN pubic
,-uaton than any other remedy which has heretofore
been produced.
IN flowinc are among the many diseases for which
h. uyo.tS celebrated Pills drservediy distinguish
Tor curing. BY their cuuntrracuns properties III re.
moving the bile from the stomach, they prevent and cure
the hIlnns fever chills or ague and fever, spring aud
fi fcvtrs yeiiow fr,e. bilious choc p!eursy dysen
terry, worms. bilious vomiting, sick and foul stomach
ty cleansing the bowels aud stomach from all npari-
ties they restore the LOSE OF appee, remove tu cney'
the headache, habtuai co>'iveness colds coughs,
aSiil, epilptc hts, hypochondtia, hysteficai com
paint -tFasscuary, gravel, sc.
Ry general and copiuns they viii he found very
h.nsiici. curing IN. rheumatism and Cont, innba-
TO- or pains in the back. Al. impurities IN the blood
Wild 10 their happy effects whether proceeding from
constitutional aiment, from ndiscreet nicmperance
These celebrated Pills have heen used to very great adj
vantage curing the Dyspepsia, or indigestion, btoh-
C!lt,~, Liver Comp:ant sc.
They or. an infanle medicine FOR female complaints
generally and especially for removing those obstrIlc-
naS winch the source of their aiments-at certain
.riods they possess the eminent advantage most
other p,,rcatvesthat while they operate gently, they
produce neither costivensss, debility, nor loo great ex
Whenever there IL predisposton 10 receive disease
from marsh efuvia from ioo copous use OF ardent
spirits, from vi;iated state oil The Bile, THESE rus
wili a>srrrdy counteract II.
They are highly recommended 10 travellers by sea or
land and may he made USE OF with safety, without
change of diet and IN situations where exercise can
t., used They viii he found particularly valuable for
preventing Diseases Incident To hat climates; they de
lrc,- cleanse vcid humoIs, open osruc,lons, and
promote the seert &C good bile, operate ~ ,asy
tlhattic n a powerful dmretc, ard ~ diaphnretc.
r Dyott under the strong conviction ot the power oi
Ia. ;ls the afflicted, recommends the nse 81
the 10 t.s who In health. well as the afflicted,
a lcas, once funeht, during the Spring aud Summer
ronhs which he feels assured those who attend To
his advice Will lind thr hen. fit Trey seek.
4 hill of directions accompanies each hoS oil Ptls.
Tax. notice box ia sealed with red wax. stamp
T. w DYOTf. N. d.
and T.. w. DYOTr, JR.
For sale hy JOHN IL EUSTACE, Main street; GAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
TO GENTLEMEN

ID X. WHITE & CO have commenced, on more
i EXTENSIVE scale than before, the manufacture
of Bouts and Shoes for gentlemen. They have secured
the services of Of the best cutters la the country
and have employed some of the hest workmen to br
found. Their materials cannot lie rScelled being the
hest that could be procured America. They PEE
pared, therefore, 10 work in the nraes best
aud most fashionable manner; and feel justified in
ser,ne that they VIII please all who may avor them
with their patronage. in fits and IN every other essri
tiai. Gentlemen are invited 10 give them trial, and
they assured that they will he served al the shortest
notice.
They also manufacture very extensively Ladies',
Misses Boys and Servants Shoes of every description
Fits and wnrknans p warranted in all cas-sand prices
will be- made rs low AS can possibly he afforded.
+. X. WHITE * co,
No. Is, Market Bridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

nANIFI. r.. LONDON offers for SAFE IN the new
~ building corner of Thirteenth and Main streets, an
extensive assortment u Foreign and Domestic Gono'
to which he invites the attention of the country Mer
chants and plan.ers visiting this market me foreign
good. arr almost entirely Of his own selection, IN Man.
chester er:s fui.crst.ld, London, and IN Paris-and
consists Of anost every article III the staple line Inc
dom SITE cad have been bought on th1 most favorable
terms and Will he otre:ed al very small advances.
Se;dG .-~""o"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

DOBERT HILL & BROTHER, .AUCTIoNEERS,
II BELL T,vERs, Richmond, Ya.-The subscribers ten
der their thanks their friends and the public Tor the
liberal patronage they have received, and take this me-
thoi TO inform them, that they still carry on The same
business at the Bell Tavern, and hope for continual
ton of their fivnrs They attend particularly To the
selling and hiring Negroes, both publicly and private
w. and Ia the sas OF Houses and Lots in Richmond and
liz vicinity as well as the sale Of all kinds OF Produce
They .sill always be found n the Bel Tavern
ROBERT HILL & BROTHER.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

NEW BOOK AND PIANO FORTE ESTABLISH
~ MEAT IN RICHMOND, VA.-E. H. NASH aud
JAMES WOODilOISE have formed ca parint rship,
under the firm ana style OF NASH X WOODiiuCSE,
for the purpose Of conducting extensively IN tins ciy
Wholesale and Retail Book, stationery and Piano Forte
business. They haze taken ot these and spa
oiuus Stores just erected The lot of the did Eagle
Hotel.
They i'll b. supplied a. all times with large as.ort-
ment or STANDARD. :, hon MEDICAL Law and Miscr ia
urous Books, Stationery Of every description, Fancy
Articles, Muse. aud Musical crchand.ze-toseiher
with large aud comnandE. Stock Of these superior
and frsd Piano For Of which many have been 50 d
by f. T. Nash OF Petersburg, well rs ihnse al other
makers. All the aIe puhlica,,ors If neri: and new
Music received soon a published.
T.. r. Nash still coniInnes his Establishment IN Pe-
tersburg, on an extensive scale
h,r Off