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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-31
FEDERIC ARRoUR.

1T. BEAUREetD, surgeon-dentis, pnpil o.
the celebrated r Knapp, having settled fo'
some time in # town, offers his serVicR1
the various rbhes ofhis profession
inhabitants ofast and West Baton Risd.-
He holds hsofice at the houses
DR.. VasQuezpposite Mr.. Mayo
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-31

Will be exposed for s lie at the Coffee.
house Of Michel Granari, on saturday, 7th
February, a stray cow and calf, posted up
according TO law by said Granari.
Terms of sale cash
Jan. 81 J. R. DUFROCQ, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-31

Kentucky Mustard--For sale by
BeaL 8r Son.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-31
Terms of SaZe.

One half cash, and the other half payable
in one year from the day Of sale, in note we'll
endorsed to the satisfaction OF the administra-
tor, and mortgage retained until final pay.
ment.
rTI TEcaTrp u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-31
STRAYH.

kCYrREss BARRELs-In lots 10 suit purch.
ass, Of a superior quality BHAL d sou.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-31

WANTED.
Ten or twelve good field hands TO hire by
the year. to whom fair wages will be given,
apply at this office.
Nov 20 AZ,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-31
FOR SALE.
RANGERS SALE

The residence of the subscriber.
So A. WINTHROP.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-31
STATE 0FY

STATE or GYTsIANA /
Parish Of West Baioh pnnaa-reprtb
District CoaE
Mrs. Allan
y..s.. J !; ~. n: y,
her husband. }
This case was this day submitted By
sent OF both parties on the evidence addraa,
ed, and the Court considering that the allega
tions contained in this petition have been
fully proved, and that the law authorises the
plaintiff to the relief praying for by her, it is
Or 4ared adiudged, and decreed, that a sepa
It property do exist between the plainL
tiff and del rHndant, that the plain if recover
from the DeGe ndant the sum Of sixty FIVE
Dollars as her Oar ohernal property with LEI
gal interest from this day and that the de-
tendant pay the costs Of thr. suit
tton frAieL
A True Copy this 25th Nov. 1S45
V KIRKLAND, CIe.k
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-31
FOR SALE.

POgATOES-5O barrels of Irish po-
taIoes, ht sale by BEAL & SoN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-31
BATON ROUGE.

sArunpAv. Jan1,ry 81, l845.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-31

OATS-50 sacks for sale by
BEAL g. Sow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-31

1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
VOLUME XL!u.-NUMBER 50.

Attributes 10 him Individually the loss o! Nome
rey. The writer says ;ha, Amprdia begged, ami
crawled on the ground, in order 10 save his own
carcass: that a.ier ne capiinlalion, he led his
intamy so far as 10 iaviLe Taylor and hrs OH
GERS 10 banquet; ami ,aai Oi,ega held the bfi-
dies o! the Yankees" horses while they mount
ed. He says that the women, boys and ropa-
lace shorte' cxec!alion. upon The coward as ne
Quilted the Y.asG.
"A committee appointed " some OF The citizens
Of Mexico I'd ressed letter 10 Gomez Pedfaza
requesting thai he and Gomez Farias would m.et
in pubic on The principal balcony oil The Nation
al Palace and embrace each other in token OF re-
cancellation. Pedraza in hisreply scouls the pro
position as childish says ,fai II would draw
upon them the rdcue Of the wits Of Meyicc,>
and that rieiculc j. terrirle weapon for either
individuals Or public bodies q encounter; that
Faras and hlmsefale men Of mature age, AID
Meyicans should expect something like good
sense from them
Fifty wealthy individuals in The city OF Mexi-
co had agreed TO contribute Jointly loan a Two
hundred thousand dollars for var expenses, Of
which one hundred and sever'T-siy thousand had
been paid. Seventy thousand n il was sent t.
Santa Anna 81 San Luis Po;os besides what was
spent for ammunition, transportation, &c., f1r me
army OF the nollh
The government, had called .or exact statements
OF damage done to public and private properly tr-
ring he war, "he day being not dlsran; when we
may exac! indemnity .rr the Injuries which 'ha.
government ii. e the government nt the United
States has caused u.s. Il had also advertised
for proposals for lighting tie civ 81 Mexico van
gas. The day when we viii have 10 pay our IN
iemniiy 10 Mexico Tor The damage which on! 90
verLmen, has done will happen on the day Of The
GreeI Kalends. Il will come on The same Gay
when Santa Anna is 10 gather aure!s on the banks
Of the Sabine, las he boa>,ed;l and our own troops
will cease 10 cink The waters Of The Rio GraEde,
as Ampndia was silly enough Ia threaten.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL ESTATE IN THE
MOVED

U,URstaNTto the provisions of deed of trust, made
rs Henry Leadbeter and wife 10 the subscribers on
the 18th day OF October 1916, and of record in the Of
flee Of The Clerk of the County Court of Hanover and
for the purposes OF the said trust, they VIII proceed on
the Goth day Of next month"; tNovember,) lar, n"'
on the fair day thereafter! at the ho;se o sara men
~ Ieadbeer the upper end OF Hanover, 10 sell al
public auction, the real and personal property which
SAID deed conveyed
stock and Plantation Utensils, and the Crops on the
said tracts OF land. There Crops Of Corn, Fodder
and Shucss, aud large parcel Of Hay the Household
and Kitchen Furniture nov IN possession Of The said
Leadbeiter, and Wagon and Gear.
The Tact at Land on which the said Leadbet,er re-
sides very desirable piece Of property, CONTAINING
about Two hundred and fifty acres nf good farming
land situated on The Richmond and Louisa Court
Iloue Road, about twenty three miles above Richmond
with excellent buildings both Tor pubic house and
or private family There are TWO other small tracts
az land lying the former; oneBcalird THACKERS
the other WOLF SWAMI, hcth valuable, and situated
in one Of the heathiest paris of Virginia he title Is
believed 10 be good though the subscribers viii ronvry
such title is vested in them By said trust deed The
terms of sale will br for the land one-third cash, one
third twelve and The other nj twenly-fnn months,
from day Of sale he secured by bonds with approved
personal security and deeds Of trust on the properly
and for the personal property, cash tor all sums under
So and over that sl1 months credit, with bond
and approved security
The subscribers also request the creditors Of said
Leadbettrr for benefit the sale Is made TO brns
deblurs said LeadbetteI 10 make payment 10 them
forthwith, as indulgence cannot he given.
CHARLES T.. GUODALL, T,,.,s.s
NATHANIEL Z. CRENSHAW,t
N R-Shoud the foregoing property not he sufl-ent
to discharge purposes Of SAID deed then the snhscri-
Der, Of the Trustees Ia said deed VIII oher ri the
same time and place. al public auction, for cash, Three
SLAVES, also conveyed To him in that deed, 10 witt
a Woman, Boy. and Girl.
ny PoSTPoNEMENT-In consequence of the Sc
naoa Election the above sale is postponed TO The next
day (27th November.) CHAS. GOODALl..
NATHL. c. CRENSiiAW.
Oct 20-rtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
Ter,os of the ENQUIRER.

- Tbc ENQUIRER Is published DAILY ltor the cilyl
9srwl " .EKt.Y flor the country.l For the Daily
NJ s seven dollars per annum aud at the rate oil eight
% Il t,srn for shorter period than one year For
d'"-,i. Weekly, i've dollars per annum, and Three
s W., Il, six months, payable In advance 10 De pad IN
~'G ar remaed by mai, post paid; or Six Dollars
-. -.arnm II the end ofthe year .
". An dues TO this Office may he RENTED per maii,
~ aua available Bank notes. At the risk oil tue fdi-
Ia ,,acs Of all letters being paid By ne writers
Of single letter IS scarcely oil any account
ltn s.,,ef II is the accumulation OF postage, IN an
toine ,Sr business, which operates as serious tax
up'" -" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- THE DAILY ENoUIRER-For one square OF
ines ~ less first insertion, hily cents, ana
-, succeeding insertion twenty-five cents-it insert
go. -. week twice a week, or three times week,
,n,,,y.,-vrn and half cents
my THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square oil sixteen
or less first insertion, rs cents; for each con'inu-
snce, 80 cents. J.. ,,,ou,,red with IN.
paw or satisfactory references, to insure exeeu
licn. u-;.. f.or, ,hr country
,rnryer tho pary's handwriting Is unknown ~ ,ns
cce must be authenticated by the endorsation OF lie
master in the neighoo,hood, or they VIII III no caso
~ ,nhlishra Every measure, thai has been taken 10
o.yrn mposi;ions and qnlzzes has proved neie'ol.o
p,v.,nr We must, therefore, insist, IN such 'asr
u'n me communication being certified by Inc nane "
~. Posimas.r, ,critlsn on the back Of the letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20

THE NORTH CAROLINA LEGloLh utf.
Assembled on Monday last Col. Andrew
Juyner, Wing. was elected Speaker Of The Senate
the voie standing for Jcyner 81, Tor Louis y. " IL
son, Dem, 90 TIE other officers elected were
al Wing. In the language Of the Wing Regis
ter, The Wings would not lei the Democrats nave
even "onc Doolkeeper 10 aucnd their caucuses.
In The House, Edward Stanley, Wing, was
elected Speaker having received 65 votes, and d.
w. Courts, Dem, IL.
To shoa The honesty q. Wing professions OF
Iiberally and their cant and deceptive phrase q
''proscribing prescription" when they are cul q
power, We quo:eIhc following Swapping advice Oh
The Wing Register. Wien The Wings ssI into
power, they forget al their professions and make
clean work Of ,heil political opponehis-even Of
insignificant door-kespe,s:
"Thc Wings OF both branches Of our Legisla-
lure have thus shown that they know thr wI,hes
Of their constituents, and and are determined 10
cary them out. Indeed, they would be recTeant
to every principle Of honor and good lai'h H.,
with such a majority as they have in NoTih Ca
runa they did not secure Wais organization
Of Inc Legislature hronedouf; and when We say
this, We include all me officers ana appointments
within Inc gift Of tie Legislature. i IS only %
preserving the unity u The party, thai we cali
hone 10 sustain ourselves as party"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
ny rur GOVERNOR OF The STATE OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, il has been represented 10 the cAeeu
w tive that WILLIAM A. CLERE, who was cor
fined IN the Iai Of Franklin county, under consiction
for felony has made his escape. by breaking sad mn
and is now going AT large: Therefore, !, William smith,
Governs, III the State of Virginia do hereby otter re-
ward M one hundred dollars for the arrest and delivery
OF Inc sad William A. Clere 10 the Jaor Of the said
county Of Frinkln,-and do require all ohcers, ciSi
and military, and request the people OF the Common
wealth generally 10 their hest eXerons 10 procure
the arrest OF the said William A. Cere, that he may be
dealt with according 10 law.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under the
lesser seal Of The Commonwealth, al Richmond,
sg.L this ninth day of November IN the year Of our
Lord eighteen hundred and fcrty-slI, and Of the
Commonwe aith the seventy-frst. WIN. SMITH.
Cjere is described as being about feet high, well
bnil, and rather spare, light complexion, sandy hair
ana whiskers-had on, when he escaped, black jeans
coat and panaioons, and black cap-iS fond of drink
me- and, after having access TO liquor his complexion
becomes horid He IS an Indifferent house painter and
claims 10 be native Of Richmond city, where his mo
tnsr a widow resides. Nov. l0-cwGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND, NEGROES,

WILL be sold on TUESDAY. the 9Th day Of Deem
w erneIt, at the lite residence of Philip Woodson
Senior deceased the county OF Hanover, the Tract
Of Land on which said Woodson resided, containing
four hundred and fifty acres, adjoining Denonsvilie
aud about mile from the Rocky Mills The land - Of
averas e quality OF land in the neghbnrhood The I'M
provrments are commodous, hut somewhat, out Of re-
pair The land will be sold to the right of dover
OF Sarah Woodson widow OF the deceased. VIII be
sold a, the sam. time eleven Negroes, consisting Of
Men, Women and Children; four Horses; seven head Of
Cattle about twenty Hogs; eighteen Sheep the Gdop Of
Corn Oats, Fodder, ShucSa, &c; also AL the ra''a'
ton Utensils, and Household and kitchen FURNITURE.
The terms Of sale will be, for the land one-ihird cash.
m. balance in equal instruments of one and two years
lie credit payments 10 be secured by bonds with ap
nroyrd security and deed OF trust on the land All
Inc other property advertised, with the exception Of the
Negroes viii be sold on credit of nine months, for
all sums twenty dollars the purchaser giving bond
with approved security; for all sums of twenty dollars
and under will be required The Negroes will be
sold for cash JACOB w0UDSON,
Executor Of Philip Woodson, deceased
Nov. l0-caawtds
Nr also wish TO sell, privately, Tract OF Land ad-
Joining the above containing $50 acres which was or
slnally part Of the above tract -
Nov. 10 JACOB WOODSoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
FOR SALE OR RENT,

THE Bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which is in the Ii.
i nit, 81 th- county Of Appomattox, bordering
upon ih- line Buckingham and within mile or less
OF the James River canal, aud III miles by TINS route
above The cry If Richmond.
This Mn has fixtures very SUPPLEMENTARY com
pleo-i> never-fang stream, ana the orahu % we
mil ba bjph sr,ndnp in Richmond and other markets
The county adjacent 10 the mil Is q tlrst-ra'e wheat
grnwlnr part of Virginia.
Taose who nay be DESTROYS of enharkins IN The ma
nnfactnre Of flour will find this mill advantageous III
al ,espects and those who may have disposition 10
engage In a wooen o, cotton, other kind OF manuac-
tory woad ind this property very suitable 10 such an
undertaking. The mill house is large and the dam Is
constructed mos, solid!y and endurably The house IL
self could he converted into cotton or woollen manu-
factory or such mandatory could be added 10 the
four mil most conveniently and advcntageous'y.
Sir Andrew White who lives al the NH, Will show
this property any DESTROYS Of purchasing or rent
In, the same. For terms, apply 10
RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta Vista, Albemarle county, near Warren.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
} Oct. 30-ctis

TRUST SALE OF STEAM ENGINE, DC.
DY virtue of Deed of Trust from William ;.
ID Richardson IL The subscribe dated the 9th day
Of June ls4G, and duly recorded the office OF the
Clerk Of the County tour Of Louisa and for the plr
The 5ih day of December next if fair If not, the next
fair day, Sunday excepted at the Farm Of Anderson
Talley. in the county Of Louisa near the Tavern Of
James S. Harris, 10 sell at public auction, for cash. The
property and interests by the said deed conveyed This
property aud interest described in the said Deed NJ
one certain Steam Engine and Fixtures, now on The
land of Anderson Taey, in the county OF LOUISA aud
all and every his he said Richardsons, share and in
terest in the Arm aud partnership of George w Fisher
Co and in and 10 all property and contracts and in-
teyess Of and belonging the said Company, OF what
ever kind The subscriber acting rs Trustee, will only
convey the title vested in him by that Deed.
GEORGE FISHER,
Nov 13-etds Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
From The Ealtimo,. sun. Nov. Is
ARRIVAL. OF THE ACADIA.

FGTR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Price of Flour, Corn, Cotton, &c.
The steamer Acadia arrived a, Boston yestcl-
daY morning q, halt-past 9 O'Clock, having sailed
from Liverpool on The 4;h instant, and making
the passage from shore 10 shore in the brief space
OF l2days aid Is hours.
The Acadia having left Liverpool onlv four
DAYS behind the Grea, Western she brings bu.
lirtl. later news, and her political news IS OF but
slight interest.
Our correspondent, at Boston having received
the news by Inc Great Western by telegraph,
previous 10 the arrival Of The Acadia, has sent Us
only the variations in the prices oil The market
quotations, which are as follows
Eqonr and Grain American -four in bond
33s. per bbl Tree -four 3is 10 Bis. ID. per ool-'
corn (du,y pa;d) SIS. per $50 lbs.
Couon-OrdinaIy Orleans and Mobile Sd. TO
sgd; do fair 6sd. to 6sd.; DO. good from 3d. to
It'd.
From the above il will he seen that there has
been no material change in The price OF either
colon or Acur during the time intervening De-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
pUPJ.IC SALE,

TNpER decree OF the Circuit Court of Chester
- field, IN the cases OF Fore &c, Fore and al i,
and Beazley rs Fore and al pronounced 3lst October
1916, will be sold al the Dwelling House of Anderson
Fore, IN Chesterfield county FRIDAY, the 4h De-
cember the Tract Of Land which he lives sup
posed To contain about hundred and ten acres Also
The stock OF Horses Cattle &C. Farming linp!entnls
Tools, &c; Household and Kitchen Furniture; and all
other things, except Slaves, contained IN his deed to
Thomas 4. Fore Trustee. recorded in Chesterfield
;he 2slh March, 1915 The Land will be sold for
third cash. the balance in equal pay n-nls Of and
years. The other property for cash. as To all sums
Of S2u less and six months credit a. 10 larger sums
on good security. SILAS CHEATHAM,
Nov. l3-cids Deputy Of II. Hancock, Sheriff.
P. 6. Que hundred and ten of land adjoining
The above Tract belonging 10 Thomas A. Fore, Will be
sold on the same day, and on the same terms. 3 @
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
o. SlNTON'S NURSERY, 80
NEAR PJCHJJOED VIRGINIA.

the for planting has arrived the subscriber
n would respectfully call the attention of bis friends
and the public generally 10 his large and extensive col
lection Of FRUIT TREES, embracing, perhaps, -rlrc-
that has beer surpassed for The climate OF VIZ
GINA lie would take occasion 10 say, that, al the
late Agricultural Fair in Richmond the Committee on
Orchards unhesi,alii ely awarded him The premium on
both Apple and Peach Orchards aud also for Tie best
exhibition OF Fruits the day of the Falrall his o"n
production.
Catalogues with directions for planting may hr had
William Palmers Seed and Plough Store, al Pryton
Johnston's Apohecary store, and AZ thr once ni
the Southern Planter, where any orders left VIII he
punctualy attended to- and any letters tpost PAID ad
dressed 10 Joseph Snon, near Richmond. VIII receive
prompt attention. JOSEPH SlNTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
ny rHE GOVERNOR - raE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, vacancy has occurred IN ne SENATOR
coachIand Louisa aud Hanover. by The death ot John
,nerran, Esq, late Senator IN TIE General Assembly
Tor The sad District, the Sheriff. oil the several Counties
nj the sand pisci are therefore required 10 hold an
ELECTION ON Tie fourth Thursday in November, lelb Ter
senator 10 IL! the vacancy aforesaid.
GIVEN under my hand. as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, al Richmond
This ,hirtirth Jay Of October, eighteen hundred
an forty Sax, and in the seventy .rrsi yeaI OF
IN. Commonwealth. WM. SMITH.
ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
a Of NJ Z, e L,Lcs Ire cnlLuln
Hats, Caps and SiufIs.
GREAT BARGAINS, FOR CASH, AT THE
VIRGINIA HAT MANDATORY.

VIKlIINIH TIA MANUF NN UNI,
No. isl, Broad S.. Siocioc H,0.
THE subscriber would beg leave 10 inform his trends
l customers, and the public in general, that he mas
now received his Fall stcck Of HATS, CAPS, anu
MUFFS from the lowest 10 the highest GRADES consist
ins IN part cf holeskin and Fur Hats; beaver, Nnfla
Brush Silk Mapped, Angola, coney and Wool Hats, OF
every sty. and description. Also, Fur. Plush, Cloth,
SILK, velveeen Infants Silk and Cotton Velvet. Glazed
aud Hair Seal Caps, and Muils Of all kinds, which he
will sell at reduced prices.
Purchasers are respectfully invited 10 call and examine
ms assortment e l.. BETTY.
P.S-uld Hats taken in exchange for new ones. aud
market prices given for FuRS, al No ISL Broad Street.
s;huckoe Hill u. l.. u.
Nov I3-cori
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
NJ rus GOVERNOR OF the STATE OF VA.
- ppOcI NATION

vI-UEREAS A VACANCY has OCCURRED IN Tie 6eneraI
w Assembly, by The death Of David Crawford Sena
Tor elect Tor the his,rc, composed Of the counties Of
Shenandoah, Hardy, Page AMI Warren, the Sh.rHs OF
the several counties Of the said District are therefore
,,,d ~ Mold an ele cton on the fourth Thursday Of
,he present month, for Senator TO hil the vacancy
Aforesaid. -.
Given under my hand as Governor and under me
lesser seal Of The Commonwealth al Richmond
,rul this third day Of November, IN the year oi our
Lord eighteen hundred and forty six, and OF the
Commonwea lth the seventy hTst. ,,,,
M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
RICHMOND MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1916

TO prevent these resa's-to save The consIltu-
ton from voalion-and The republic from
dishonorable war and dishonoIab!e peace, il Is
only necessary that ersry Demcc,nt s'g''ia do as
du,p. Now is The time when principles, honor,
and Inc great interests IL the country damana u.
BE ENERGY and ACTION ow walehrords, @'I ALL
WILL BIZ SAFE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
NEW GROCERY STORE.

THE subscribers have entered into Co-partnership
l under the firm Of HERRING K GARDNER, for the
purpose of conducting the Grocery and Commission B
.tn.>s aud have taken the Store formerly occupied bv
William I. Barrett, Immediately opposite the Richmond
and Frederick shurg Depot, Broad Street They intend
keeping general assortment of FAMILY GROCE-
RiES which they ask the attention of their friends
and the public generally. One of having been
eased the business for several years in this city,
hope bv close attention. TO merit share Of patronage.
W. Will pay particular attention To the sale of all kinds
Of produce consigned 10 US from, our country friends.
GEO. j HERRING,
Oct 6-c3m GEO. w. GARDNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
TIN WARE, STOVES, CRATES, FIRE

TINE subscribers would mos, respectfully can the al
l ,snfion az Country Merchants aud others, pur
s'n" Tin Ware Stoves, Crates and Fire Places, &c ,
their general stock, TO be found al No. 70 West
Main street, They feel assured that ihey can sell o.
ARTICLES al hocsa,e or relail, as low as any
wy M, ..iahji,hmra, More particularly would We
~, ~, attention Of those in want 10 our assortment Of
coos,nr stoves Also, plate, plate, plate, and
Ca,i Srov,s AZ well az Fire Places Tor burning
ND fir more preferable article than the Franklin
stove and much safer and remedy for smoking
chimneys ". y Y. H. "1LLI"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-20
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR RENT.

ON THURSDAY, the 26th November, that being
~ Amelia Court day, will be offered for sale, IN par
cells TO suit purchasers the Tract Of Land at Amelia
Court house, containing nine hundred and fifty t95o
aeres-embracng the Tavern and all necessary build
four or more lots and is divided BY roads meeting the
c. H.. II can be recommended a good stand for Ia
vern and Store. The land is of good quality, having
between three and four hundred in forest immsd
modious and this orchard aud garden unsurpassed by
any this country 1t s about forty miles distant from
r. mn md % viii hs f sass y, rem, on HE
same day Persons wishing examine the property are
referred to Mr.. + Leigh, the c. H., with whom
plat of the property has been left
Oct. a7-ctds LEWIS T. HARVIE.