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SUCCESSFUL ENGLISH wHALING.--We copy the follow
from be InndAn IimeS.

SUCCESSFUL ENGLISH wHALING-We copy the follow
ing from the London Tines
SC In connexion with the subject of British whaling,
which has lately been regarded with some interest It
NAV be mentioned that within the last few days of
the few remaining British ships employed in the south
en fishery the Samuel Enderby, has arrived at Depord,
bringing from the fishery 1900 barrels OF sperm OIL est
mated at value of e2 900 The vessel had been absent
three years and five months so that, allowing for the
voyage out and home and probable delays in port, the
time actually employed in fishing has been under two
years and half the produce being, therefore, at the rate
of about $50 barrels per annnm which much exceeds the
present average return by ships from England Amer
ca Indeed, the cargo brought is stated to be the
largest obtained by any British single whaer since july
1871 with the exception only of the Lady Amherst, be-
longing to the which arrived in February,
ls43, with $500 barrels. The voyage just concluded is
the fifth which the Samuel Enderby has made: She is
described as model of her class having been built and
equipped expressly for the trade, and to combine
the solid requirements of whaling ship with the sailing
qualities of yacht Her commander has the repuie of
having obtained in seven voyages larger quantity Of oil
ihanany other English or American master"
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JOHN H. BOYD, Secretary.

GEN. TAYLOR AND THE Observation-Disclosures are
not likely to make much by specializing General Tay
or for the presidency In conversng with gentleman
recently, who told him he had been named for the Office
he replied, 81 sorry to it. have always thought,
and still think, civilian, and none other, should hold
war an honorable close then 20 to my farm, and
there in the bosom of my family, live and die. am
politician. have had chance to vote for number Of
years" Could he have voted at the last election, he
says he would have supported Henry Clay. He OPP
posed to the xaon Of TexasSt. Louis Era, (Fed)
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We are pleased to learn, that civic and military
horites have determined that the national flag shall be
displayed this day, and national salute fired at IL
o'clock. In honor of the late glorious victory of the
American army under General Taylor The battery will be
in charge OF the Washington Artery detail led for that
purpose from Colonel Kanapauxs regiment by order Of
Brgadier General Crukshank Charleston 1er, MIR 10
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II EPOHTERs WANTED The undersigned is desi-
IL of securing the services OF several experienced
stnographers during the session of Congress- and will
e happy receive communications the subject until
the III Of August Gentlemen who reply this adj
vcrtisemen will please state qualifications and references
s fully "a possible Communications 20 be post paid and
~ JAMES A. HOUSTON
Stenozrapiles 20 tni,ed States Senate
Mar I6-dilAug llnfell
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OF By the exercise Of the legislative power OF the State
whose forces have acquired armed possession oil The
40
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eAn important clerical error occurred in the "excan
s' printed in last evenings "Union" In giving the
dav on hour = was copied land so prnted,) ''two dol
arS per barrel of ninetysix pounds" 1t should have
been, Gas written in the Originally two dollars per bar
rel OF one hundred and ninefy-sir pounds
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Gen. Cadwalader has passed through Wheeling on BIS
route 10 the seat of war
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
yALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

rIAVING determined to move to the West offer for
IL sale the three following Farms-vz:
First-The one OH which | now reside, called
STATESVILLE, situated in New Kent county, on the
main stage road leading from Richmond to Williams
burg and distant from the former place So mics ana
from the latter q miles, and three miles from New Kent
This farm is located in the most healthy part Of the
county and contains about FIVE hundred acres OF land,
hundred and twenty five OF which are cleared and
In high state of improvement the rest well timbered
with pine oak, hickory and chestnut, and quite conve-
nIent to Pamunky River, where ready safe can be
found for cord wood. IL abuunds in mari OF the very
best quality and also has It several springs and
well Of Immediately in the yard, that cannot be
surpassed In lower Virginia.
The soil swell adapted to the growth OF corn, wheat
oats, clover, sc. The Improvements consist OF tw"
neat comfortable and comInodiUus dwelling houses,
good store and lumber house, in which business has
been successfully done for many years, together with
all necessary out-houses.
Second My farm, called PARHAM'S, lying imme
dlately on Pamunky River, few miles above its
junction with York River, and one mile above Ethan
IL contains FIVE hundred and thirty three Of land
of which there about hundred cleared and In
toerable of improvement, having been married
and covered. There is an abundance Of mari Of the
very best quality on the farm II is we'll timbered,
principally with pine and white OAK the latter of which
is we'll suited for ship building There are large brick
dwelling house and several outhouscs on the premises
Third.-ROCKAHoCK lying on The Chickahominy
River and containing nearly six hundred acres of land
large portion of which Is heavily tmbered with pine
suited for cord wood and raft timber. portion Of The
tmbered land Is said TO he of the richest quality on the
river. There is connected with this farm FISHERY
considered the beet the river IL has on u small
dwelling house with Two hricR chmneys aho SONIC OUT
houses.
ANY one wishing 10 purchase any one, or All oil the
above farms being DESTROYS Of further in
formation in relation to them viii please cnme ana see
them, or address the subscriber, al New Kent CONT
house. Va JOHN SLATER.
Oct l-claf3ms ijr Wing requested copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
NASH d AooDHOUSE,
booksellers, Sta.Ioners
AND DEALERS IN

TUE W. . .maan S'rfet, Rtein~nd, Virginia.
nh subscribers continue to deal extensively
fa-n, ~ 'ne several branches of business which
Tn fT1 :re soove heading Their supply ot PLANO
sokrES is from The laroe $685. " ,m NJ ~
inr on, n 'son Durham, VINO are now Iurn-
from V sist ssgusry al their factory in New York
nsm,sT s,' 70 zen Pianos every week-a larger
h." s.;, .uda lhey have ever done before, and The
er.,.aa Ieuee which could be offered OF their in.
demsnd popularity and OF their being in greater
soat n paoscrleeIs pledge themselves to sell a.
49, ,aao, and al as low price, as any other
Nrhern cities. " "s'"'a' ou' III a"y o' inc
81. ', '" .or sac; beautiful GUITARS of exqui.
d. e, a. dnu nniSh Some are made after The
,. ma 0. mat used BY Dc Ferrauti, whose play.
~, - was SO much admired when in Richmond
s- --o- =. 80 SINCE. Dec.l
w ): BlGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE oppo.
:: site Exchange Hotel. Opf'
V, 20 VINO pant for yellow GoLp,
c. W wish, with cash, to cut a figure.
I'LL ere the prizes all are sold
BIG oNrs" can be had of BIGGER.
no NOT iIGo-day-The Small Fry-Capirals. 5oo
hlyvV' 6vo. &c. IS Nos, Is drawn T;cLs,S -
halves 50; ours. 25. ~ i"Ae's j;
8 g1f.xI Nos, of New Jersey, Glass ,os.
p; aS 81 % y % 40 81 81 al &c Is 23
INA a.s No, As SO u, Capital Of $500 so,d
" T psn q the lucky office of BiGGER,S ''O
III aoo satsSrday-capiials: $4,000. 10 GOO ion
Nv. 70 Nos, 70 drawn. Tickets TO- '00
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
AUCTION SALES.
For Sale.

FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, AND TWO
THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND,
IN THE UNITY OF a MELIA.
HAVING, from age and in6Gmity, become unable any
Ia longer to attend to the management Of Land and
the county of Amelia, on TUESDAY, the Ilth day OF
JANUARY, 1913, the Tract of Land on which now
reside, containing, by recent survey, 1900 acres
Tie land lies on both sides Of Fiat Greek, ana be.
tween IL and large branch called the Beaver Pond
one fourth Of which il low grounds, and admirably
adapted 10 the growth Of corn, wheat and tobacco. AL
the necessary barns stripping houses, &c conve
nienuy located, and in n state OF good repair.
There is also on the farm of The bsst wheat era
naries and threshing machines in the State. The land
is so situated TO be in convenient distance 10 the
Richmond and Ddnvie Railroad, provided it runs on
either Of the routes which have been Indicated The
land will be sold upon such terms as vii! suit purcha-
ses. fthe purchase money is secured to my sasfac.
ton, vii! give Us long time for its payment as any
purchasers may desire
The Negroes are young and likely, and Of such de-
scrptons usually found upon large plantations.
They Will be sold 10 the highest bidder, FOR cash, and
their sale viii not depend upon the sale OF the i?nd.
They will he sold without reserve, and will bring.
hope, enough 10 enable 10 make easy term,
70 the purchaser Ofihe land.
At the same tine and place, viii be sold ell Of my
Stock Of Horses, Cows Sheep, Hogs &c; also, the
Crops on hand, including about @O,sJJ pounds 0l To
bacco The Stock, Crops, &C, will be sold upon cie
dit of twelve months.
havo not given detailed description Of the land
as lake for granted any person wishing 10 purchase
would like To view and examine il for himself.
IL the day red on for the sale should prove unlikely
1t will certainly take place the first fair day thrrraf
ter and be continued from day day until the sale j.
completed. HENRY ANDERSON.
Am,Ii, Der
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
HERRING 81 SHELTON,
GROCERS AND
Commission Merchants,

BROAD ST., OPPOSITE THE DEPOT,
OFFER Cor sale well selected stock OF Groceries,
" suitable for families and farmers, winch they re-
specially invite their friends from the country, and
others visiting the city, To call and examine, feeling
confident that they will not fail to give sait fac;lon.-
Their stock consists In part Of
ST. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars;
Wools-y & Woolsey's loaf, crushed and puverised
Sugars;
Porto Rico, New Orleans and Cuba Molasses;
Old Java, Lagu!ra and Rio Coffee;
Green and black Tess, bestquality;
Sole Leather, Upper dn., Shoes AMI shoe Thread;
Cotton Yarns, Cation Lines Hemp Lines;
Iron, Nails, Salt, No. n. e.. Hcrrin.s;
Best Family Hams and Sides Bacon;
Western Sides and Shoulder .con;
Winter Strained Lamp Oil, Solar Oil;
Sperm and Tallow Candies;
Soap, Starch, Allspire, Pepper and Ginger;
Best Chewing and Smoking Tobacco;
Best Principe aud Havana Cigars, and many other
articles usually kept in Grocery Store all OF which
will be sold very lOw.
II. ) also pay their personal attention 10 The sales
of all kinds OF produce, pedcng themselves at all
times obtain the highest market prices, and make ad
vancrs on all goods when in hand for sale.
Richmond, Nov. %, 1887 -cwtFebl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
Correspondence Of the ENQUIRER.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3O-3s P. M.
FLouR-Prices are on the decline. Sales of
three hundred bbls of Howard Street Flour were
made Today al S..
WHIsgEY-Sales of Whisky at 26sa27s els.
per gallon in bbls.
No change, in other articles usually enume'
rated.
NEW YORK, Dec. Bop. NJ.
FLouR-The market is steady, bot moi active.
Genesee brands sell at Sc 37s.
WHEAr-Holders are firm, and buyers do not
CoaS~Prime white sells al 70 cents; We note a
sale OF 10000 bushels prime yellow al II cents.
PRovIsoSs-N Not much doing, and no change
10 note.
CorroN-The market improving, and an ad.
vance OF c. on previous prices was effected to-
day.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30-P. M.
FLouR-Marke, steady, but not active.
GRAlN-Holders Of Wheat are firm, and buy
ers 60 not meet them. Corn and other grains in
steady demand al previous rates.
CorToN-LouisiaDa sells at 4c.
SUaAR-Sales of N. Orleans at 4t SIC. per ID.
WHIsKEY-Saes in bbls. al 25c. per gal.
PRovisroNs-No alteration in rates, and de-
mand confined TO homo trade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
NHgsO E3icisng.

AND GENERAL AGENCf.
THE Subscribers having been for number of years
L engaged rs General Agents in this City, again Of
fer their services their former patrons, and to the
public generally for the collection of claims of every
descriptions renting out houses, and receiving the rents;
and selling real property in town country; hiring ont
negroes collecting their hires and seln. them at pub
lic ur.privaie saie &C., &C. SPECIAL attention will be
given through the year TO servants placed under their
control. They will also purchase slaves on commits
sion. For the ability and punctuality with whc they
attend to business, they refer the citizens Of Rich
mond generally, but more particularly to the following
persons, viz:
General William Lambert, Mayor, Bernard P.yton,
William Il. Richardson, James E. Heath Auditor,
George w. Munford, William F. & Thomas Richie,
Cowardin Il Davis, william Sands, Nicholas Mills,
jain rutherford, Andrew Stevenson John n. Patton,
Fleming James, Webb, Bacon & baskerville, Archibald
Peasants, William Williams, James Caskie, John G..
iiosson, John Tate, Dunlop, Moncure & Co., George
T.. Booker, II. W. K j. J. Fry, Thomas & Charles
Ellis, and Latin ~ Elicit.
Office on ilain street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
and next door above MCssrs. James E TO.
PHILIP NJ. TARB L. SON.
II. b. Persons wishing their Negroes bred out BY us,
would consult their interest by giving early information
thereof, and by sending The before
the a5th Of December, rs practicable there.
after.
Dec. 3-ctlslJan. P. NJ. TABB & SON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

REV. WILSON, q, Professor of Moral Philo-
sophy and Evidences Of Christianity
Rev: l. GRAHAM, DID, Professor Of Logic and Po-
litca Economy. u "
Rev. 5 sAMPsoN. A M, Professor of Mental philo.
sophy. INV
METTAUER, A NJ, Nj D, Professor Of Natural
Science. VI -'u'u'a
pS BLANTON. A B, Instructor in Mathematics
w B BROWN, A b, and A SCOTT, A q. Instructors
in Ancient Languages.
The next session Of this Institution will commence
on the 9Th day of January, and continue until the nm
nual commencement, on the 29th Of June Students
are requested to be punctaa in their attendance at The
opening Of the session " '
EXPERIMENTATION fees s24; Board So per month;
contingent expenses for the session S.
There Is an Academy attached to the College, In
which students prepared TO enter the Fresbman
Glass '""'""
II. s. college, Pr: Edward, Va. Dec. 81, '47-e3t
% Richmond Wing and Lynchburg vIrginian re.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
J. WI. GLARE e's
alaec Of Fortune anil Emporium Of Capitals

Palace at Fortune AMI Emporium OF CdPuGtS,
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA,
CLARKE is selling all the Prize. still,
Talk as you may, and say whate'er you will
CLARKE has been ycnder for the last fifteen years
~ In the cities OF Pttsbure, Pa, Wheeling, Va and
Richmond Va, and refers to the Managers In proof
of the fact that he has sold more large Capitals than
any Vender in the United States. He offers to his pat
rons the following splendid Schemes for January 1915
Clarke sold during the month Of December le4I, %
Capital Prizes. Prizes advertised by him can always
be seen at his Office For prizes address, postage Free
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, Va.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 5000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 3. for 1913, 10 be drawn
at Alexandria Saturday, January 9th. Is drawn Nos
In each package Of 90 Tickets. Splendid Scheme:-
S36Ona, 10 600, s,00o $500, 5000, Of 1000 10
Of 500 ~ of l,OOo 10 Of 5o0, Is Of 800, &C., &c
amounting 10 s60s, 6OS. Tickets only $40; halves 5;
quarters So.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass ), for lsis, TO be drawn
at Alexandria Saturday, January 18th. Lowest three
No. prize $500! Grand Scheme Of $4,000 lo;euo
400, S of a5O, 900 of 500 &C, &c amounting to
s52l ,293 Tickets $40; halves 81 quarters 80.
10000 DOLLARS 10000 5000!
IL Drawn Numbers ont Of &c
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 7, for lS4s, TO be drawn
at ALEXANDRIA, Saturday, January aad: MaennG en-
10 OF 900 10 Of 500 90 Of 49, l7a Of $50, &c-amoun
Ing 1866 oso Tickets so; halves 3; quarters 80
40 600 DOLLARS! $4,000! 10000
- Drawn Numbers out Of ~
Alexandria Lottery Glass 9, for lsts, 10 be drawn
in Alexandria on Saturday, January ssth hasniheent
Scheme $40 OOO, 5000, 10000, 10000. 5000, SOY,
1000. 3,2i3 IS Of 900 goo OF 300, &ewamoun!as 70
ss93, se3. Tickets $751; halves SO; quarters 10
~ Orders for Packages Certificates, or single TICK
cts in the above Schemes, addressed TO the undeIsgn
ed nded to by OF Mail; and when requested
an account of the Drawings forwarded so soon As re-
s.usd1 Add,ess JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Nae 40 Richmond, Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE

FAHM MEAN hiOI1nOA'H VIZ SnHS'
OFFER for sale my Farm in the county OF Iienrico,
about two miles from the Old Market House. Inc
about one hundred and twenty cleared, The balance
in wood. The cleared land has oil been highly I'M
proved with lime and pntrescent manurrs, and pro.
duces very fine crops. The unc!eared land has on ii
ysry heavy growth Of wood which, from its nearness
to Market very valuable On the farm there are all
necessary houses, in good order, to wit: dwelling
house with seven rooms eight closets and cellar, a
kitchen laundry office, dairy, smoke house four barns,
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
of fine waller | have lived on the fnrm for more than
four wears with nearly forty in my family, and there
has not been Of serious sickness The place is
considered by those who know it as healthy as any In
NV reason for wishing to sell is that may devote
my time entirely my profession viii se the farm
for fair price, and the most liberal terms Persons
wishing tn buy are invited TO call me, either at my
Office, In Richmond, at my house, on the farm
Dec. 3I-c8t JNO. NJ. GREGOhf.
10 Wing requested to copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,

TINE subscriber having purchased Farm the late
i residence of Ambrose Ford, Esq, lew miles
East of Buckingham Court House, will commence
School at that place the third Monday in January
IS4S for the instruction Of boys in the most useful
branches Of English and Classical Literature. lie will
take few BoaIders at the very moderate price Of 100
dollars each, for term of ten monihs-that sum EN-
bracing all the charges for Board, Washing, Lodging,
and the Tuition fee.
The subscribers long experience and great success
in training the minds and shaping the morals youth,
he deems sufficient pledge for the most faithful per-
formance of every duty connected with his profession
Ills address is Gravel Hill Post Office, Buckingham
county, Virginia.
Dec. 3-cw5w ELIJAH u. NAMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
:.[}.'!'; RIBS.
asrasaoga,e esss3Gs.


MO. S, soUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Lei ali The world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, SrRATT0S'S tha man.
a CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Capital n $1,000, SID!
Drawn Nos uf New jersey No 50, Dec. Is:
6 SO 81 "a 3! 25 4 Al 40 2i 81 20 81
While rickel, Nos. q So "A, 4 capita! u!
$4,000 sold III county cOfrcSN.:!r.'', 'i:.i
will BE- paid at sight BY SrRATfON.
ANOTHER PRESENT!
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandra, No. So, Dec. 81:
II 90 60 40 IS l3 IS l 80 81 81 Sc.
Whole, Nos l II %, a prize of $1,000,
Ticket, Nos. 40 So g., do. 300,
both sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of N. Jersey No. l03, Dec. 90:
As 81 SO 70 20 az "a 81 4l 46 l6 %.
Whole, Nos. 90 81 u, prize of $500, sold
and paid by STRATToN.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$500 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Leesburg, Extra, No. 43. Capitals: s4,-
SEQ, l,O0O 600, 400 &C. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
81; halves 5O c.. quarters % C.
4,444 DOLLARS! 1927 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra No. !. Captais:-Si
444, ,227 SIS, 1893, &c. rs Nos, IL drawn Tickets
81; halves 50 cts;Quarters 25 cts.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 5000!
Alexandria Saturday, the lst of January. IS No.
L0ltery-l2 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: $50 coo,
TO- OOO 1000 5000 $500, OFT, 100 prizes Of 900, &c.
Tickets SO; halves 5;quarlers2 50.
I Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages and
single Tickets In all the Lotteries will be promptly al
address orders TO n. STRATTON,
Dec. % Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
BY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A ppncI A N,hTIOE

INFORMATION having been received by the Execu.
i tive, that CALVIN MORGAN. 4 fc!on, convicted
Of highway robbery, has escaped om the Jail Of Hen
rico county. and is goins ut large: Therefore, J.,
William Smirh Governor Of Virginia, do hereby offer
reward of fifty dollars to any person persons who
shall arrest the said Calvin Morgan and deliver him
into the jail of the said county OF Ienrco, and do
moreover require ali officers of This Commonwealth,
civil and military, and request the people generally,
their best exert0ns 10 procure the arrest oil Inc
said Morgan, that he may be brought TO justice.
Given under my hand rs Governor, and under Inc
=, lesser seal fthr Common wealth, ut Richmond,
lsEAL'i this 9Th day Of December, IN the year ISL
WM. SMITH.
CALVIN MORGAN is described as Gagged % years,
feet 10 inches high, Of dark compile 1ion, blue eyes
and dark hair: has distinct scar, said TO be gun
shot wound on the under part of Of His arms, above
the elbow-belcved to he the right arIn'
Dec. l0-c3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
VALUABLE RIVER FARM FOR SALE

HAVING determined TO move To the Western coun.
IL try offer for sale my very valuable Farm, lying
on PaInunky River, about Eve miles below New Kent
Court house, and eight miles above Ethan. This
farm is one Of the heatles; locations on the PamInky
rive and contains about six hundred and Twelve acres
Of land two hundred ofwhiclI are open and IN good
state of mpr. vement, producing 10 the shit from three
10 five hundred barrels Of cOrnthe rest 10 well timber
ell having on 1t from eight 10 ten thousand cords OF
pine and white oak, the former suited for cord wood
Tor the Northern market TO which II can he convent
emily sent ana the latter eminently suited for ship
building and sufficiently convenient TO the Ethan ship
yard. The is good, and very convenient to the
dwelling house. The soil is well adapted to the growth
consist of neat, comfortable and commodious dwell
ing house, together with all necessary ont houses
Any person wishing TO purchase such farm, or be-
ing desirous Of further information iii relation To IT,
will please come and 1t, or address the subscrl-
ber at New Kent Courthouse, Va.
Oct. l-caf3mt y. Is. SAUNDERS.
IT, WING requested to COPY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-31
PLANTATION AND FAMILY GRO
CERIES

rE,IE undersigned Offer FOR sale, upon favorable
terms
a5 000 lbs. heavy Western Sides and Shoulders
100 bbls No. cIipt n. e. Iierrings
200 sacks Liverpusl fine Salt
$50 sacks Ground Alum Salt
1000 gallons Cuba and ~ U. Moasses, part IN bbls.
10 hhds. n. o., z. r. and 81. Croi1 Sugar
9 5u0 lbs. Woolsey's Sugar
p half bills Family Roe lIerrlngs
An assortment Of fine and common Teas
50 bags Flo, Lasuira, Cape and Java Coffee
IGGhisiris prime Mountain and Ohio Glover Seed
a5 bills Wilson'S pure CIDER Vinegar, which, with n
good assortment of Cotton Yarn, Leading Lines, Bed
Cords, Blacking Spices, &C., Sc, will he sold 10 their
Gu toers and all Others n prices 10 suit the times.
Special attention paid to the sale Of all Grain, At the
reduced charge OF one cent the bus!eI commission
PEAKE, BRADLEY q CO.,
Dec ca-ctJ3nl5 Corner of l3ih and Cary SITS.