Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
ELIASON'S WOOLhNS.

MANUFACTURED at the EAGLE FACTORY
lV1 MADISON MILLS, Madison county, Va.
BERNARD PEYToN, Richmond, Va, Receiving
and Forwarding Agent.
"a good article, a fair price, Is cheaper than
inferior one at half price"
The above Goods having high reputation in conse-
luence Of their superior quality for service and durab
lily servants wear, has induced persons to recon-
mend and SELL US Eiason's manufacture, goods which
have been made elsewhere and which, not possessing
those qualities Of durability which 40 much recommend
my own, well calculated to njnre their standing
The undersigned will In future have but agent in
Richmond and the card attached to each piece OF goods
will have his name and address included.
These goods will be exchanged for wool at the cur
rent market prices.
Farmers and planters in want Of them requested
To send their orders and wool early In the season. either
10 the undersigned, Madison Mills, Madison county,
Va, or TO his Agent al Richmond
Specimens of the Goods can be seen at the Agency
in Richmond.
Annexed are a few testimonials, out Of many In my
possession, as to the qualities and standing Of my
N''''' - - . ''N' - WM r. ELIAsoN.
Madison Mills, Madison CO., Va, May. ls4s.
DA few short business letters, or extracts from
them, not designed by the writers for publication;
Elk HIT, Goochland CO., July l2th 1886.
Having purchased and fairly tried supply of Dir.
w. p. Eiiason's Wooden Cloths, feel warranted in
saying that in every respect they were perfectly sas
factory. II. 4. HARRISON.
SOUTH HILL, Powhatan CO., July i5tb 1886.
This will he handed you by MIR. w. p. Eliason, ma
nufactu relof Wooden Cloths, from Madison county.
traded my wool with him last year-his cloth gave en-
tire satisfaction in price, and never had my negro
for cloth with him. and intercourse has been such as
10 induce me TO recommend him your favorable no.
NO. 0D''' JOSEPH W. q loyal.
AMELIA Covsrr, Nov. end, ls47.
To Mr.. w. P. EIiason:
Wooden Goods which were consigned TO Gen. Bernard
Peyton on the LIST August last, and find them to be of
the quality expected, and TO correspond with the
sample you left with at the time contracted with
you for them. send you draft Messrs. Warwick
Batksdaie, of Richmond for tho cost of the same.
w. J. BARKSDALE.
GoocnLAxp Covsrr, Dec Goth, ls47.
Dear sir-I have received the Cloth from Gen. Ber-
nnrd Peyton, with which ! am well pleased. Above
send you DRAFT on Messrs. Haxa Brothers K Co. for
the balance due, aer deducting the value of my WOOL
'''' i. FLEMING.
PowHArAs Courrr, 9th April, Is48
Dear Sir-Your Goods proved to be very good, and
lasted we'll Enclosed you have the balance due you,
alsI dsduetns the value Of mine and my brothers.
To w. P. EIiason. WM. w. MlCHAUx.
May l9-ciafstk m5m
TN the United States Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia, September 4ih, ls4S:
In the matter of Bankruptcy Of Spencer Taylor. of
the county of Buckingham, In the Eastern Virginia
District,
The said Spencer Taylor, who has been decreed a
Bankrupt by this Court having filed petition praying
for his discharge: ordered that notice thereof be
published in newspaper printed in the city OF Rich
mond seventy days at least before the 18TH day oil NO
vember next, when hearing will be had on the said
petition, at the United States Court Room, In the Cy
Of Richmond and all creditors who have proved their
and other persons In interest," may appear at the
said time and place, and show cause, II any they have
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should not be
granted. Copy-Tesfe
sept5-cwliw p MAYO, Clerk.