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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
e T. Va Cd y g II.


JOSEPH B0NAVirA respectfully informs
J his friends and the public generally, that he
has removed III, CONFECTIONERY AND
FANCY STORE tru;n No. l3l 10 No. &c West
Main ST., (next door 10 Mcssrs. Van Lew, Smith
& Co., and opposite TO Messrs Thomas r. Piice
& Coz wiiee re hopes, By strict attention 10 bu-
sines> IL meri! = continuance Of their tavofs.
lie will keep constantly on han! a large ami
choice assortment. of French Candies and all
other kinds Of his own manufacture. together
with general assortment oi every thing else in
bis ine-such a fresh and dle.i f,uilS. Pre-.
serves Of all kinds, French Fancy Goo.l>, Toys,
&c Sc.
Having lately returned from the North with a
large aud flesh stock Of Goods, ne assure, those
who may favor him w;ii I cai that he qualuy
and price cannot fail % please.
The subscriber retnr,s his thanks 10 the pub
lie for the very liberal patronage bestowed on
him for the last four years, aud Kill be happy 10
see them at his New Store, where ne is better
prepared 10 serve them. County Merchant, will
40 wen 10 call on him.
JOSEPH BONAVITA,
No. IL, West Main ST., Richmond, Va.
Oct
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

NorToWAY CorR7 HoCsE, April :, IoI3.
WAS committed 10 the Jail Of this County on
wv the 18th day Of March, 1913 Negro Man,
who calls himself ALECk. lie is bright mu-
la,,o, abou, live iaet nine or ten inches high, and
abou, ,wenly-eish, or nine years old. He SAYS
iha: he was soll ) the property OF Francis Epes,
by ,hc Sheriff 0! Holloway, about the year 1879,
10 a Mr. Roeers, who carried him 10 the South,
where ha escaped an! has since live! with lube
Of Indians in Texas He had on when commit
led, cows hair hunting shirt, Jersey pan,aIoons,
with buck,kin lcegings, black satin vest, a
Hack FIR hat, and black silk cap, rinsci with
indians hair, 50 a 10 cover the forehead and
temples The owner is requested 10 come for
ward, prove property, and pay charges, or lie
will be dealt vii. according 10 law.
May o-elaiiy THOS. w. EPES, Tailor.
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Removal.

st A X K x T. y.
TTAVE Removed 10 The store lately occupied
IL by ]. +. WHEATLEY 6 co, directly
opposite r. II. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, where
they intend keeping larger an more general
assortment Of every article connected with
Gcntcnvn's Cloitjas and Furnishing ENaJfisi-
ment. Their stock has been selected BY Me>srs
VIM. r. Jennings & Co, and made up at their
establishment, No. 23l, Broadway, New York;
and we have no hesitation in asserting will con'-
pare, as regards style, workmanship and cheap
NESS, with any other in The market. :,
Cloaks from % 70 ~
Over Goats ~ -
Panlauons ~
Vests ~ 10 >"
Shirts W >
Also, an endless variety OF Fancy Dress ar
,icles, comprising silk, satin and merino Scarls
and Cravals, Handkcrchicis, Stocks, Collars
rosoms Gloves, Suspendcrs, Night Caps, Dres
sing Robes, sc.
n. B-We shall continue 10 measure for Gar
menls of all kinds al our usual moderate prices,
and forward The same 10 New York 10 be made
IN. through the aid OF as cilicien. corps OF cut
,ers as can be found in The country. The alien
ton directed TO The Panlaloon department, must
continue 10 offer inducements 10 those who ap-
preciate fit combining ease and elegance.
Sept 22-2aW3w
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GsGfh Reward

WILL be paid for The delivery Of CESAR,
w vino ran away on the 18Th instant. He is
fee, inches in height. % years old, black, has
good teeth, and has pleasing look when spoken
10. The above reward will be paid if delivered
al Bets & Edmondson's Jail, in Richmond, or i
confined in any Jail 50 We get him. lie ran oil
in company with mulattu man named jacob,
D. wears CID, thin vsags, and stands fee. inch
{. in height. Cesar was brough, from Jackson,
n. c., and sold BY Spray Horn.
Belts & EDMONDSON.
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SiIE or PEAL. ESTATE.


~ ,p,s3rc. OF decree 0f the Court OF The u. states
f Tie ;h Circuit ani Eastern District OF Virginia,
,,1nr-d { , the 18th day of May, 1885, IN the na:n-
= {,,i, Rogers and Charles Slgary merchants and
m rf trading under The firm and style OF Roger, 4
fl.inrs against Thomas tiu '.ns, Robert llrdesns
"a. T. nua...s Shepherd G. Miller, John III. iii.es,
inu r;.nainon IT.. aud John J. EuTke, and Albert g.
o.s,r, aeienasnis-Sil! he snl! b. TIE undcssitned
III nn,ssianr, appointed for that purpose on IhtiS-
- N of pc;o5:r ISIS, 5rtwe-n lite ho'irs ct 10
srt. .'cl.cs l.. Al in front If the Court house ot Eli
n.th c situated in the town of Hampton, N public
Yean 10 The highest bidder, CERTAIN tract ui iihi
Ia ami he NJ the county q: Elizabeth CITY, Sa'e "i
vf-na containing three hundred and seventeen acres
ma ,r!,,> including all thc, md purchased by Thos
Ii..luns uf Carter n. Btaxton-which said land Is
hnundea !, follows: North by tie land OF Walker
W,ts tas hy Rack River, South BY The anl o Henry
II !, a. and West hy the main county road, a stated
I, 80. tsrd from Thomas lludsns u Robert fiudglnS
oeaa, date the ih day Of April, lea, recorded III Inc
c.s rflcs al Elizabs City Co., stated to have been
sa.c sold Nv the said Robert Iiudens 10 Albert itudgnS
on the .na.soe terms that is IL the cos ut sal.
thrd :he residue 20 lie PAID III cash. ana Inc
other hirds IN equal instaimenis at siA and Twelve
NJ nth credit The purchase purchasers 10 give hnnd
wia good security for the deferred pa, mehts, ana
dr.l Of trust the premises or The III 10 be retain
uE,il The ere IL ay scharrod nj tue 81 Ton
~ m. or.chS.rrs EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal and Commissioner.
Se;t e6-cto3o
p : 4; .he same time and place will sell one nan
A. soa ninety aces OF wood land, attached 10 Tue
IA, =, -rs on Back river irexhaus b!e Indian hank,
sd y situated Two miles from HAMPTON and I'VE from
Old FONT Comfort also, my Horses, sheep. ana sn?e
ior STICK o: Durham Cnttie, all my Crop and Farming
al. lief ALBERT C. HUDGINS.
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$40 90
Is %
Which VIC warrant 10 draw
Risk, or cost of 4 certificate,

Risk, or cost Of certificate, sl66 20
BIGGER & co. intend TO sell some of the
above SPLENDID PRIZES, therefore, il you
want one of them, send Your orders wilhou, de!ay
to L. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.,
Richmond
Packages OF Wholes, Halves and QuaEes<.
single Wholcs and Shares, always On hand, in
The usual great variety.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries are rccev-
ed, and all orders addressed 10 Us viii NEE! The
most prompt and confidential attention.
We have every day Lotteries from | 10 20 tol-
lars, and when remittance is made TO lis, large
or small we will always invest in The most ropu-
lar Lotteries on hand
The drawings sem, when requested, 10 all who
order from US. t. L. B. y CO.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets.
the postage Gas usual need not be paid.
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Tsassse & White.

c0oCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ArF..R for sale for cash. the usual credits, 10
~ punctua: customers, genera! assortment OF Gro
They will, in few days be making large addi-
to their present stock, anlfher facilities for pnr
et; ing Win enable them to>orr To then friends aud
the public goods suciItrrms canno fail 10 give
.a action. Fran the Farmetso Of Virginia and North
C.r,i:na they ask an examination of their STOCK aud
prices Families of the city viii find n at 81 times
ready srrpy then. with the bts; Family Groceries at
mod, rate prices. Sept. l6-cwbw
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FRESH FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.
f.. {. j. S. "a MES & CO.,

nrREcrLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BANK,
OFFER frr -ac by the prcr, or package. large ana
~ varied assortment OF FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS Of the la-s; aud brst styles selected with
great cure aud purchased ON IN. most favorable teins
They wl! only add, ,hlt they never had u III their
power do better for those who may be disposed 10 Ia
yo, them with their custom.
Fnr The cash, or punctua men, they Will sell thrT
cOnd> a. o,v rs they b. purchased olas qualities,
from, any regular house III iir United states An -xs-
miuatua III their stock u respectfully solicited.
Sent, li-rlawiw
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'snIist &aEc i.s [ ard.

DURSUAE1 10 thc Provisions Il De 4 q!
L rrusr cyccus! by Leonard CaaDter!a; e.
10 The subscriber. l-af!ng date ne i7Ih day Il
September, 1911, AMI tli, recorded in The Clerks
office Of IleaTito Count Cuun, shall proceed
70 sell, 10 The highest bidder. fer CASH, on Sa;u:.
day, The Ioh int. At oclocl, on The premises,
certain parcel, o. iot .! Land lying, AMI hein@.
in the county OF llenrico, az: near he Fai:te!t
Race Course containing .wo aces, Ioe-i;rr ssh
and embraced in, said Deed oi Trust, ii Leine tie
same piece, or parcel N Land On which the sa:
Chambsrlayne nov resides.
The title 10 The salt Land IS believed 10 be IA
dispulahle - VI Shall convey only such title as
IS vested in me BY virtue Of said tu>i tccI.
WM. w puNNAVANT.
l)ct g-3laWirs 'rru>,.a
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE subscriber ha thi1 day associated with him IN
business Mr PIll.lP WHITE rf No,toway. The
ta>inrss wl in future be conducted in the name ~
MASSiE 4 WHITE, at his old stand, No. " Nam
street He returns his thanks 10 his friends and ne
public for The liberal encouragement he has received,
ana asks continuance the To The new concern
sen, IC X. = MASSIE.
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MOTHER GRAND SCHEME,
5000 Dollars!

D;c dcd intO Fire Prt:eS Of $4,000 Eeed.
Grand Consolidated, Lottery, No. 81, TO be
drawn al Wilmington, Saturday, Nov. s, ISIS.
II Nos, IA drawn. Grand Capitals: prizes Of
$4,000 are 1000, | OF 1000, Of 1000, lco Of
| COO 100 OF 800, &c. Whole Tickets SD !;
Halves 30; quarters ; -.
A package of 70 whole tickets costs $3.50 90
Less The price Of tickets - 90
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LAW SCHOOL.

HAVING derived great advantage Ia nv
II health from travelling Ibis Summer, pro
pose TO open Law School in the city OF Rich
mond, TO be conducted on the plan pursued by
me al The University Of Virginia. My pliuci-
pal Text book will be my own Commentaries,
which may be procured by The Student from my
self; other books necessary TO the course may be
readily procured, as they arc wanted, in Rich
moud. The School 10 be opened on he 18th oil
November ana u close on The 18th OF May
The course will embrace Lectures Oh National,
Constitutional and Municipal Law. The Fee
for admission into the School will be $50 paya-
HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
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TO C0UNTRY NEPCUAN7TS

2 IT ~ 7 II 7 ~ isIt- II.l.N
NE respectfully solicit your early attention
w 10 our VII 'lesaie department, being now in
receipt OF large and srcndi stock, comprising
The handsomest assortment in the city, OF Foreign
Dry Goods and Fancy Articles. all OF which are
well adapted 10 The trade, and worthy your notice,
before purchasing elsewhere, having been par
chased atlfe lowest prices. We assure ecu we
will offer greater bargains than any house in HE
city. JACOB & BROTHER.
no 40 West Main S.rcet, Eagle Square, Sign
OF Inc COLLEEN Bee Hive. Sepr. lin
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esreeeGr 81 esrcttCs',

GRoCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
f!rc Doors jeiotr tie Beu Iarcrn,l
WILL attend 10 the sale OF Produce Tor theil
w customers, without charge. They keep a
large and well-scecled stock of FAMILY GRO
CERES, which lhey will sell low.
GEO w. GRETTEs DAVID e. GRETTsR,
Oct II If
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A YOUNG LADY from he North, qualified
n 10 teach Mathematics, French, Music, and
all the solid branches Of an English Education, is
DESTROYS Of obtaining situation as Governess in
one or more private families, either in this CITY or
any part OF the State of Virginia. She can pro-
duce references Of the highest order. Address r.
q. r., at the Office Of this paper
Sept. 30-eoi
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GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
r AM prepared 10 attend IL General Commits
l. sen Br,in.-s-parcuarIy 50 for the sale Of
-four of good and alr brapds. either BY wholesale
or re;ail
r.. Particular attention viii he pail 10 tie
sale o.oAncco, w!,s:e experience ana judgment
axe mos. regulate. WM. u ALLACE.
Oct )
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NOrICE

TE7HE subscriber having qualified as admins
L traitor on tie Es.a,e ot th- late Jabez Parker,
reques.s all persons indebted 10 said Esia'e 10
MAKE "a fn.eul 10 him; and al persons having
claims against said Estate, 10 hand them in pro-
perly Authenticated al as carly day as possible.
JOHN THOMPSON,
Administrator OF Jabez Parker, deceased.
Sent iI-cS.!H
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HARDWARE ANn SAnn1 rnY

THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS have re-.
l. ceived per ships Virginia ana Harkawav,
direct from England, and by various arrivals
from the North, "A vcrv large assortment Of foreign
and domestic Hardware and Saddlery. They
solicit the attention OF Country Merchants ANA
others, who arc DESTROYS ofpurchasing al reason
able prices. They pledge themselves 10 sell as
low a any of The importing houses OF repecah-
lily at the North. No. 100 Main Street, double
granite front. Sent. !7--it
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
JUST received, per steamer Columbus Two
y eases Q! Ready Made Clothing Of the choicest
selections and uperi"r cut, conpTising--
Beaver Over Goats
Beaver P-!in Goats
Tweed Csssimcre Goats; superior Article
Tweed Cashmere Sack,
Cluth Dress Coats; to:h French and English
Black Cashmere Pants
Fancy Cashmere Pants, CHOICE selections,
Black Satin Ves's; standing collars
Striped Satin Vests
Morning Robes Knit Socks
Berlin Govrs; Bucksain Goyrs
Besides Crayals, &caiis, SHIFTS. Bosorns. Col
lalS, Sn-pruier,, Nc. e.
al lrcsi and ior sale al The lowest cash prices
Jy SILAS MERCHANT.
%n liz, A!a,a 81.
Store tuneIly occap,ed hy |. u. Stone < TO.
Oct
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A YOUNG Gentleman whn has been educa-
II ted in The school OF Pike Powers, Esq Slaun-
ION, and can produce testimonials from him
showing his capacity to teach Lain, Greek,
Mathematics and the usual branches OF En"hsh,
is DESTROYS to obtain situation as teacher IN a
private family, OF assistant in an Acaae;hy !, Az
dress -. l. q.
Oct l-wlf Richmond.
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~, Water This day, at , O'CLOCK, P. M.
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0HEaP SCHOOL BOOKs.-A large va
y riety ana assortment OF School Books .. eve
~ description on hand, and .or sale By the sub
scri5er. who IS determines! 10 sell them as cheap
as they can te sold, ana respectfully Requests that
Tie public will give Linn call.
A. G. PENDLETON,
Oct. S No &c, Mails street.
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AUCTION SALES
Ry Tsso.nas e. 'Ea!ias"rro.

will sell This Morning, In nv Auction Room,
al 10 o'cloc!;, i Likely NcsTI Nm u years ia.
aud nesio woman - ) IS Old, - feed hard.
Oct II T.. II. fAL1iFERRC, Anc.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

J. A. CLARKSON < co,
hporicrs aad U,ai,rs IA Ercisn anil Domts',r
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND Guns,
M. II, BROAD STREET,
Between Sih and 9l, Shockoe Hill, Richmond,
4 RE now receiving their Fail supply Of
II WARE, CUTLERY AMI GUNS,
which they Offer for sale n very reduced prices
Merchants yisiin. The cir will find il greatly 10
Ihcil advantage 70 give us a call before purchas-
in. elsewhere, Is We r1>sts, advantage. possibly
over any otht- house in hi, city, and are deter.
mined 70 gi.r entire satisfaction.
Sr1i.5 J. a. CLARNSOE & &C.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
LICIAN MINOR & WM. IL. JONES

HAVE united 10 practice Law in The several
i L Courts Of Fluvanna.
l. NJ, residing at Louisa G. H., attends also
the Courts Of Louisa and Goochiana.
w. Fl. j., residing at Palmyra, (Fiuvanna C.
H..) attends also the Courts Of Aitcmare and
Buckingham. Oct. 9-2awi~'
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FALL SUPPLY.

T
d JOHNSTON, Druggist, is now in r, i;i
I Of very exensi:c assortment Of Drugs.
Medicines, Paints, Oils, DYE SUITS rich fancy
articles, Winiow Glass, Pain, Brushes, White.
wash Brushes, Sc, SC, purchased on The most
advantageous terms; 10 which he would inyethe
attention of Country Merchants, Physicians,
Planters, and all others in want, confident his
prices viii please, and assuring them Tia; every
article from his establishment, shall I've OF The best
quality, and on the most reasonable Terms
p tItNSTON,
Sept. III No. rs, Main street
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MERCHANDISE.
Fres:, s'ass Eers Goods.

TIL MAS s. RLES Ems
uAVE received, per ships "virsinia" AMI
l. "Easkaway," from Liverpool, and by re-
cent arrivals .iom Ike North, lill and varied
assortment Of Foreign AMI Domestic Dry Coos
10 which hey invite tie attention 4 cuuntly iicr-
chants. Tier stuck of Cloths, Bankers, Heavy
Woollens and Prints. is unusually large, AMI a,
low prices. No. l06 Main Street,
Sept. l7-If Double Granite Front.
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y. HARRISON Guardian &c
Aug. l-dtc2awtds

PUBLIC SALE OF \ SPLENDID HOTEL
or THE First CLASS.
I2G VIRTUE q, and IL rn:>uan'e g, 'I,e au
ID tho.iiv vc..sd in them IL jwoGeetS 81 T:j.,t,
the subscribers vii. pi Z Il public sac'..n
in The c..v Of Baiii'no.', on THURSDAY,
The 10Th & October. $50, !. me o'clock T. IL,
Al hc Merchants EIch;:n.e, l0at very erens:.c
and vll. b property in sal: city kown =
TIE !uTiW HOUSE HOTEL
The 10. OH which il stands is situa,d Al the
north we; corner Of Baltimore and Eutaw streets.
containing upwards of23 900 square lee oil alourl
AMI fronting IL teeI on Ea!timor" street. and no
l:cl On E.raw street 10 an alleg t6 f,,i al whiCk
on the ashamed >tferi torn = yard pian;et with
Ornamental Shubbery of various kinds.
The House is > stories in height, covered with
s'a;e, occupying The Wh"ic rom Of lhe lo on Bal
lhnoIc srcef, running bacN leGice on The west 10
The ALLY AID i.0 Zee, on Eulaw sIrri,
having area in the centre al the huii-
ing .ar li.ii anu air, with ,wo main entrance
one from each street; lhat from Baliimcfr street
leading 10 piival. parior, md FANNY rooms thc
Other on l:ulaW street 10 he pubic par q !;,s
House. The Basement ar lowest story is dri-
ed ia,n > Stores on Baltimore street, , on Euisw
street. and dressing room kitchen, pas!ry, Harder,
hanging ironing, drying, wash and BATH rooms.
Tie second story has I, pallors on Baltimore
street and j on Eu,aw street, smoking ruom,
Office, ladies dining room 80 nv % feet, and
srnt!emaa's to. 9G - 81 feet with Il scryanls'
hall, chambers, billiard room, China closet, &c.
There are upwards Of 200 rooms in lie house, 81
which - are parlors.
This Building WAS erected In 1885 EXPRESSLY
Tor Hotel, and is tecvcd 10 possess every con.
veniencc usually II hr !ouhd In those of The first
class: is MOS, esibly situated in IN ;c', eah'e
part OF The city, having q w.te ami mnch frequent.
ei street OF each o. nc 'rOr,s. !, i nov - lhc
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Splendid New Goods.

DEERS & POlNDEXTER, Merchant Tai
ID lors, most respectfully inform their Custom
crs and The public in general thai they have just
received their New Goods, comprising an assert
ment net surpassed in variety or splendor b. that
of any cher establishment, in the United States
All orders will be executed in the best and most
fashionable manner, aud al fair prices.
Oct l3-co.it il
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.

(LATE ,BEAMS'D
Cacr,es STREET, near Baltimore street, Baltimore,
BY HOPKINS s. FIELD.
TE'hls Ho".e has recently been re!ited ana newly
: furnished throughout, aud is situated In The most
central par, .; the cIty. A. NJ. HOPKINS,
Formerly of Sanderson's, Philadelphia.
WM. FIELD,
hus. 29-w3m Formerly of Eucks county, IA.
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sIARINE JOURNAL.
pnRT OF RICH MOND.

-T,iob Water this day, at O'Clock, ?. M.
ARRIVED,
c.,- Inhilee. Scrimser. Baltimore lime.
s,h, Sn,eniii, Curtis, Boston, plaster.
Sh, brilliant, Hall, New York, salt, 10 Will
' nr,., Raw. Mckenzie, Salem, plaster, 70 Ran
l:r !, Whi;lccS.
IN, Harriet, Baker, Providence.
SIR Geo Klolls, Rogers, New forS.
!, CITY POINT, Oct. -, schr. Greenway,
rtsh rom New York, bornd:o Richmond.
part WALTHALL, Oct. l2-Sailed schr.
Charleston, Harrington. Baltimore, coal.
-rbe shin Hoiinguer, Bursley, which arrived
!, Nv York Oct. IL, from Liverpool, spoke, on
- SIN September, in lat. AZ deg. 80 min, Ion 81
-, % min the barque Parthian, Allen, from
! ';,.,-nool, bound 10 Richmond, Va.
AgANSAS, TEXAS, Sept. lS,h-In port the
,arols Bachelor, Horton, of Richmond, Va, from
nal Point. Va. with U. S. troops, &c.
NEW YORK, Oct. l0-Cleared, ship Court
;, Wolf, Tor James River 10 load for Rio de ia
na.ro. Oct ll,h-Cleared, schrs. Lynchours,
Goull. and Gen Scott, Dougherly for Richmond.
~. l2,h-Arrived steamship Virginia, Chris
';s.,son with flour and tobacco, GO hours from
p.,tmrn5. also, schr. Ann, Hopkins, from Pc
= Boston Oct. 9-Cleared, schr. NaTaSan,
=. CLssc ,or Richmond. Oct. l0-Arrl., schr.
willow. Ronucy, from Richmond.
SsJ,EN,, Oci. 7ih-S Sailed, brig Ariel, Chase
''j L 'l'i; Maine, oc, 's-sailed, schr, Mary
E,;,aberb smith, for Richmond.
'pISHILADELPHlA, Oct. ll-Arrved, schr.
r nsmare>,. Smith from Richmond.
PORTLAND, Oct. ll-Arrived schr. San'ee,
ION Bangor. for Richmond.
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China h5all.
FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTUESW ware

FNLL SUPPLY De CtIINN, GLASS AND
EARrHEN WARE
ID i the ships Mon:czu'na and Adirondack via New
ID York aud tho Virginia. At City Point from Liver
pool the received the larger portion Of his
fall supplies and rs the ship Eiafkaway, from Liverpool
diiiy expected 90" P"ia, he vii! receive the eu.a
der ii H., stock Of China and farihenwarr direct from
the manufactures consisting ofnsw shapes and patterns
ny the regular prkes from Boston he in receipt ot
his supple. Glass on the nuf ictoii.>, and j. pre-
Jared 10 orra very LARGE aud desirable assortment nf
snpcrn, Guud- Ia hls line.
Country Merchants, and al! others are particularly in
yrd his goods; and prices, srrnng induce
menis VIII offered IL o.e 10 auy for and 10
punctual CUSTOMERS.
A very large assortment of Lamps, Looking Glasses
Siunr Ware, &C, &C, on hand.
HUGH a. WATT,
Aug % No. ~, West Main street.
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TINE subscribers having this day assocaed
i themselves III ha>ine>s untcr HE style and
firm Of
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BEBEE & COSTAR IN RICHMOND, Va.
"a We have jus, received few cases OF fine
SBcaver Hats, OF the very late>, style, differ
enl from anything else yet introduced into this
Observation-Disclosures by Beebe & Coslar, No.
l56 Broadway, New York.
r. NJ. ALLEN s. Co,
Oct. II No. 90, next door 10 r. II. jenkins.