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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
WILLIAM BATTAILE,

ATTORNEY At LAE. YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI
TOETINuES practice in the Courts held at Jackson
u and in those Of the Fifth Judicial District. conposed
OF the counties Of Yazoo Madison, Holmes Leake Alfalfa,
Winston and Sunower; will give strict attention TO col
lection OF claims payment of taxes and adjustment of law
titles in either Of those counes Roers TO George r.
Pcake, Esq, Richmond DR.. +: J. Srbing, stsunton ;
Thos F. Knox Esq. Fredericksburg; Messrs. Swiney.
Green Co, New Orleans Mes,rs. J. Wilde, Ir, New
York; Cen VIM F. Gordon, Albemarle, Va; VIM. NJ.
(;ourc Esq Washington City. Oct ll-cwtf
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MARBLE SARD

~ - ROGERS, 9Th Street, near Main, Richmond
ON,.ur.e e' IN tgyp,nn, Italian and American MARBLE
.rrEE'H!E. TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, MAETEL
/ 4. Z" every description, WALL PLATES, FRONTS,
s .ca:H IN Carving executed In the nca,e.t manner
.s..s oa' tho country, with city reference promptly
a4vins served his time In one Of the largcs,
L,cr -, ~ ' n New York City. and having much expe
i .. ~ s;ncss, hattcrs himself that all work exc
ri. -, S All! give entire satisfaction any done
\ ''u'H Oct
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LAND FOR SALE,

WISH to sell u OF land ahou, 700 acres. mile
i and half from Port Royal Caroline county, Virginia
Immediately the road 10 Bowling Green The land il
very rich More than four hundred i'll wood and
timber which sell we'll, either in Pert Royal or TO vessels
scent all the way from the farm the village and the road
is excellent The soil is admirably adapted Wheat Corn
and Tobacco s advantages of situation surpassed by
few farms in tho State would prefer dridng into
three small farms and such divious would suit purchasers
better parts of it would suit timber getters and wood
best present. and another portion is and
rendy for farming Tho improvements on new and
sufficient for farming purposes
would like 10 sell several houses and lots in the town
Port Royal GEORGE FlTZHcGH.
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yIRCIZIA ENTERPRISE.

xx-lII soon nc ready the new and complete STATS
w TlCAL GAZETTEER OF THE HECoMNoNWEAiLtl i II n !.
4, onc lar. volume illustrated with PORTRAITS and ES
oxAylSGS |; will eonnin full and dcomprchehVe renc"
n; ,hc li,srpsY PaoGRgSs, PRESESr CoSpIrfoS, COM
nrxc,n EA,LRoAp and INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES OF THE
c., ,,sn IjrsroR;cAL and STATISTICAL SKETCHES o
nIl ,h. ClrIrs and Towns, important IorooRAricAi
ISronnsra from original sources toeetner WIZ
the results OF the ast Census popaaioh IN hoet casts
is5 will new and beautiful CoLokED Mar Of the State
worth alone the price Of the whole work It VIII eXhio
The resources and Manufacturing advantages OF virginia
Cities and Towns and will draw the attention
x .nas,s and Manufacturers from distant locailtlei
thereto a. mos, profitable place for Investment Inc
nu,hor having incurred very heavy expenses upon th
work ne confidently appeae 10 the liberal puonc anu DC
fev.s rms, no work has yc, been issued considering the
character and extent material more useful TO every
Of citizens valuable for library and at suet
very low price only 50 iacding large new and hand
cone COi.ORED COUNTY NAP OF THE STATE Ont
copy without the Map 81.
Richard EdwsTd, or A. Morris. Box 23l Richmond, Va.
sri the work will hc without the least delay al
pa OF he United Statcs free of charges All orders re
e.'ed whin 20 days will get copy OF the hrst edition
From the Alexandria Gazette
GAZETTEER OF VlRGiNlA-We have seen notice!
hc catering from adjacent sections OF our State IT
reference this great enterprise now being prepared FOL
the press hy Richard Edwards Esq, gentleman, we
should Judge from the high testimonials which he bears
well qualified for the task Work OF this kind will be very
valuable book Of reference, guide TO the Emgran
.ni grand achievement Of tho unexsnped natural ad
vanaees, Of which blessed State We cordial
" it more useful Book could not be bought
for c;her the desk or the table
From the Wheeling In,elEcenceTl
We take pleasure in drawing the attention OF our
citizens 10 very worthy enterprise, and hope Will be
well supported. We hsve confidence in the Author and
believe ne will make such Work ho represen,s in ano
tacr column OF this paper.
From ,hc Norfolk Daily Argus.
A GRF'T VIRGINIA WORK.-Mr Taylor, agent fol
Mr. Edn a:,ls city the purpose OF getting
rabscribers for Gazcce. Of Virginia. will quite
large work. and doubt not. very useful 1t vii
be nerspersed with the advertisements Of Merchants
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(tfOGS.TIES

ND proposals are invited ny the undersigned a,
'- Once, between the 18th and Goth of November
~ IN" supply OF about Two Hundred and Thirty
.GIt'"nn waite or post oak Crosse Ties for the Nor.
mi Petersburg Rail Road
S and forms Of proposals will be ready after
-" Hu'eiroes ai.d may be had at the Division OF.
III f""r'ogrs, or OF the President and Engineers
5 '"' "'', as well u, this Office.
WM MALONE,
,,,,.o-, ar Chief Eng'r n. & r 4. R. Co.
k-e'''"' S!H'e, NOyiOlk Va nct oT-rln
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GEORGIA STATE FAIR.

We learn from the Augusta Con-ti,utionalist that
in order allow the ctIcis ofAugua;a time to make
ample preparations t"r the coming Exhibition, the
Executive Committee oI the Southern Central Aeri-
cultural Society" have finally concluded Ia postpone
the Fair until lst Monday in December.
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RSHE subscriber offers for sale tracts OF land in
Il the county Of Halifax Immediately on the line OF the
Richmond and Danville Rail Road and about three miles
from Stsun,on River These nIs lie Glover and Black
Walnut Creeks and situated in good ncighborhood
and heslrhy portion of the county One tract contains
4.t acrea-about 200 acres open land, with good eiay
foundation and well adapted the growth OF corn wheat
and tobacco There improvements except nm oVcr
scer's house, cabins and tobacco barns.
The othor rrnct called Lockeus contains 1871 acrcs
100 cleared and the balance heavily tmbered with
oak and pine There is dwelling house on this tract,
with the usual ouhouse The two tracts Gdoin each other
and cultivated this year quarter plantation, hui
will he sold separately together TO suit purchasers Full
possession will be given on lst December next.
Both lie around Glover Station, an important depot
the X. Danville r. Road The cars daily from
Richmond this depot Should the purchaser wish 10
gge in furnishing wood the rail road he could doubtless
make a contract with the company.
Any further description is deemed unnecessary. The
subscriber resides miles from the said land and wlake
pleasure in showing the estate 10 any gentleman wishing to
purchase. B. F. GARRETT
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FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.

piNANif f!cn w. 4. F. Pitts, mantser for the sub
He er:1cr. al lis, Malvern Hills farIn nenrJames river
;Er lower end oil Henrico county, two servants. One
Tao e about the let October ias is rnnIed JIM rather
@ Black with skin rough, and eyes redder than usual
ia nhs relations at Dr. NJ Garneus in Henrco (where
:. nay now lie lurAingJ and in King and Queen lie i.
i,og, % years old.
\ -a- o,her is called TARLToN mu!nt,o about the
y, vel proportionei and the usual height He left
,51Et the csh OF last non,h-has a wife Mr. Roy Bou
rse;. King and Queen though 1t is feared he may
.iTe eadeavcred TO make his escape 10 free State.
ae,e servants belong 10 the subscriber who lives in
k@; aa Queen Fer the apprehension and safe delivery
.he ofthen. myself my ovc.seer Mr.. Pi,ts.
lsi'y 500 reward, or il both $40 sl3 aoh ifpu in
aessoad or Henrico county jail informing subscriber
I,g:e1 r. p DEW,
II nov. s--c'f Ncwtown King Queen county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17

VIRGINIA PosT-OFFIeE AFrAIRs.--Pos;master
General Campbell has established the following Off.
ces :-Valleyburgh, Page county, Reuben Sowers.
postmaster; Alma, Page county, Thomas J. DnveH.
postmaster. He has also rc-cstablished the Office ut
Arnoldton. Camrbcll county. md appointed Lafayette
Lee, postmaster. At Urpcrs Flats Mason county. Va.
Mr. Geo Ronsh, is appointed postmaster, vice jack
R.,l. lnclinnI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
ALEX SDRTA MARKET. Nov. H.

Flour is quiet, with continued light receipts. and
small stocks-no sales reported. Up-coun;ry il held
$40 -. The receipts of wheat to-day are light
market steady-:air to prime red, 81 dj3Sl %; whits
81 7OdSl -. White and mixed corn. - - Cents
no yellow III market. In other nr:rcs there Is Uut Ut
tie doing and prices unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
NOPE RANK SJ'SpENSInSs

CHICAGO, Nov. l3.--Ihr Merchants and Htciar-
les Bank OF this city has closed lis door. I'll" notes
Of the Napcrsvilc Bank, and the Bank %: E!gu have
been refused in this city,
CAIC.Go, Nov. li.-Ihc City Bank oi this city has
suspended payment.
CHICAGO, Nov. ll.-rhc Union Eank ii this city
mas closed. The bills of the E!gn Bank ngrin
takcu There is great excitement among our citizens.
CISCISSATI, Nov. H.-Gco.gc Milne Il Co, pri-
vate bankers "i this city, stopped payment this morn
ING.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

1N"1NEEh UrFlcE KIcHMoND 4 YORK RIVER r. R. I {.
n.. RcHMosp, Va, October llth, 1851. 5
pNOsOSaLS will be received at this Office until De.
e'n'bcs lst, tor the Grading, Masonry, and Bridge
:'rstruc;urc OF this Road
nompany rescrvee the privilege Of rejecting any or
'endcrs, and Of alloting the work in such proper.
; As may be deemed most advantageous
!in'nn- as 10 responsibility must be enclosed With
~ ''posas whom the parties arc unknown.
ms f'ohles and Specifications will be ready for in.
.on on nnd after the lJ,h proximo
= L2-e.w f. =. CLAXTON, Engineer
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THE CI-ANO TR,DE-Tb,re .

THE GCANO TRADE.-Thcre railei from tho
Chncha Islands during the month cuGins september
80, ID vessels ta guauo adcn,) registering 2S, )
tons. OF the above nunbcr, 10 vessels, ll,5F tons,
sailed for ports in Great Britain l. vessels SG!G toa
for ports in the United States; vessc= 1924 tone, ior
ports in France AMI her colonies; v"sscls, SIG tons.
Tor ports in Holland > vessels, GO TONS "r ports il
the Italian States and vessels 1910 toms. for ports
in Spain. Eight of the above vc-,rls registering
6.&}S tons were Americnm.-lN. Y. Courhr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
FROM HAVANA

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE steamship Philadelphia
from Havana, with dates 10 the Sh inst. arrived here
this morning. Among the passengers is Col. Wart,
L. 5. Consul AZ Panama.
The steamer Falcon, from Aspnwal, WE. at Qs.
vans 10 leave on the 9th for New Orleans.
The steamer Empire City, from New York, had
arrived at Havana, and sailed on the sh i5r New o..
leans.
The L. ). Steamer Princeton arrived Il: Havana
on the 18th bound for Pensacola.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
SOMETHING FOR FARMERs.-Thc editor of Il

SOMETHING FOR FARMERs.-Thc editor OF the
Clurksburg Register speaks OF patent straw Gutter
made II; machine shop in .Faatinc, Marion county
which cuts straw, hay, or corn.fodler with equal "a
cility, and more work be done with il By n ch!d
in an hour than with OF the o!d-!ashoned kind.
by man, in day. When the fact that :hcrc il
saving OF 40 per cent in feeding chopped food 10
stock, is taken into consideration, do not sec how
Il person can neglect preparing themselves 10 make
this saving, that the labor OF cutting the feed ie
M lpn,r a n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
NEW YORK EIECTIDN-TIiE GOVERNOR
STII / N DnIIsr

NEW YORK, Nov II. evcming.-Cp 10 the prcscn.
lin" "" have received the official returns of sxru;l
counties. Taking rs basis the table Of The .mrs.
nj dis morning. which showed ~ majority ;rr
Clark, now, by the changes in the official rc'urr,.
figure nut !nljnrity for Seymour "i iG7. Nearly
every Oi.irHI return differs less from the frs.
received The majority, therefore, will douhf.p-s
hucuHtc from side Ia ihr other every olic.i
return shall have htrn rrcciyc,l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
SALE OF LAND IN FLCYANNA.

LNoR ssle, privately, tract of land, containing 40
acres lying in Fluvanna county. the head waters
Of Cunningham Creek, all in original growth
This land is peculiarly adapted TO the production Of
bacco of the finest quality commanding the highest market
prices 1t lies remarkably well, 10 abundanty wstered
and presents 6ne and southern exposure,
enta for the succe-su production of wheat and tobacco
There is upon the tract far proportion OF superior
and might be made very profitable meadow land being
within Elk miles OF anyra the county .sa 10 which point
there Is horss boat navigation great bargain be had
in this land by early application.
Mr.. W. NJ Creasy, living adjacent to the tract will take
pleasure In showing to any one Wishing 10 purchase
Eph Z.
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EXPLANATORY,
From the London Time. OF October 3Oh

We regret 10 learn privately from friend, upon
who's, iui.men, and sense of propricty we have en-.
tire reliance that the insertion in paper few days
ago of I'M article from the Lynchbur. Republican
upon the Richmond Enquirer, has been very much
insconsrucd by the editors Of the last named paper,
and il no less duty than pleasure to set
selves right in the matter. II certainly not our
intention TO signify any personal interest in the affair
between the Enquirer and the Republican, TO mani
fes; personal discourcsy towards either. We copied
the article and commented upon ii in totally differ
ent shirt; our object being merely TO use it in o-
cal way TO chow how the Democratic party split
mp in this State. We cnlcavored in the notice which
we took of the Republicans article to convey tins
impress;pn aud sorry that we were not so un-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.

THNHE Tract Of Land formerly owned by the late Ed
IL mund A. Lockeu decd, lying upon Ton,Rhawk Creek
and adjoining the lands OF WIN. Winree Jr Abinh Cheat
ham, Jr and others The Tract contans Ij3! aud
Is we'll adapted the growth OF corn wheat, und
bacco and upon it is very good dwelling house. with
most OF the necessary outhouscs.
Tho place is very healthy, and tho society in the neigh
bcrhoOd good
About one,hird is in the original growth, and much of
the remainder in pine for which market may be had at
Coal6ed Depot that being only 81 miles distant.
For terms: &c, which are liberal df eary application
be n,ndcD apply 10 LOCKETT g. PANKEY,
scn, io--rwr Richmond. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
ALBEMARLELA LAND FOR SALE.


"IE offer for sale, beautiful Farm, in the county o.
w Albemarle. lying tho Eastern slope OF me ooutf
West Mountain distant from keswck dhe virginia zen
ral Rail Road DENOTE one milc-iron tho contemplated
extension OF the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road one
mile and from the Rivanna Horse boat Improvement i0mr
milcs. Ii contains TWO HUNDRED AND TM ENl I
THREE AND OEE-THiRD ACRES, $50 OF which are
cleared well enclosed and in high ssno OF improve
mcn the remainder is in woods. The buildings are Il"
new the dwelling is Of brick stories containing zen
rooms. hall and passage and far n completed Is mn
shed in the very best style The location is
fined and good socety To orc wishing healthy country
summer residence it parc desirable as 1t ID with
in few hours ride OF Richmond or Washington IL
larger farm preferred some 200 more adonng
can be had fair price Reference may be had TO alr
James Hart of AbcnRrle Kerwck Depot; or TO Me6sis
+. q. Ruin and John Jones Of Richmond But persons
"a. HART.
My ufice is Keswick Depot, Albemnrlo Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
MARRIED.
IDI ED.

MARRIED in Brunswick the lex inst, by tho lhy ~
Brsnnin WM c. BIRTHRIGHT. 10 Mac @atIBA :
PEBBLES, daughter OF F. A. &. Feeble. docd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.

IBELVlDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,)
RI now p.cparcdto 10 execute all orders for PRINTING
PAPER OF any size gh,, the shortest notice
Straw srd Man-lla Wrapping The Mill having been
h:oLShiy repaired, we furnsh paper for Book
Ia As"'sps- work Of good qunty any Mill in the
il'n All orders must bc addressed TO
RlCrD d. SASXAY,
sec'ry Belridere Manufacturing Co.
tSs"-aI sums over $780, months, for city nego;ia
| Is 7i?er; gnte. s!o1 cash Sept f-c4r.
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y. ID. LIrScoNB. Sec rs.

Especial Correspondence OF y american L. s Gnze;tc
WAsuISGroS, Nov l3.
Letters from Mr.. Soue, brought b. the ATLANTIC
have been received here by the government. He
cation has hc compromised himself, in any manner
intcrfcrrd with French affairs.
The Hon. Rrvcriy Johnson Of Baltimore, now IN
England, i'm. written to friend here letter, in winch
lie snys thnt Americans i'll London Of ali parties con-
slider the conduct "f Louis Napoleon III this affair rs
an insult TO our government.
The Cabinet is i'll session. ieliberatIng on the
desfatche. sent BY Mr.. Soue. Ihe behavior OF the
French Secretary for Foreign Affairs towards Alr.
Mason on the occasion of the at,ers demand OF an
explanation OF The action Of the government IN rela-
ton to Mr.. Sou!t is regarded here as very serious
matter,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
ROYAL PARRISH,

IN AVN. '"' W Commission Merchant, Richmond, ia.
I y, So,ln"ncei The Grocery Business, in this city
.,y. y, with the Commission Business, would
' r' asserting them ne will sell as low for cash.
l. -, S"NoHrrs, as any other house in the CRY.
r. n tAe house ON tho continuation Of Pearl
L. .on. e"h N" Bridge and Gerry street.
sT. 10 pay personal attention TO sales Of coun.
na..l Il al..,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
CHANCBRi AT rules he

VIIkGISIA.-lN CHASCHRi AT rules held in the
Clerks Office of the county court OF Surry county,
the 9th day of November, 1854:
Elizabeth Lane infant orphan Of John W. Lane deceas
ed, BY Acrel savedge, her noxt friend, Plaintiff,
Against
George r. Lane and Jesse O. Lano Defendants.
Tho object Of this suit is obtain decree for and n
sale Of of is9 Of land lying in the county Of
Surry OF which John w Lnne. deceased, and the deen
dsnts joint owners and for division Of the proceeds
Of sale among those entitled And appearing by ahda-
Wit sed that the defendants above named presidents
Of this State motion of the plaintiff by her a,tor.
ncy is ordered that the said defendants appear here
within month nor due publication Of this order, and
what necessary protect their interest," and that this
order be published week for four successive weoks
in the Richmond Enquirer and posted the front door Of
the courthouse OF this county, the FIRST dny Of tho noxt
county court. copy-Tcste
Nov. lo-cw4w WM. ?. UNDERWOOD Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
ILLINOIS ELECTION,

At late hour last evening received despatch
FROM Chicago which fully confirms the announcement,
made under our teegraphc head yesterday, of the
election of four Nebraska democrats to Congress in
Illinois, &c.-IVnson cf Yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17

l., r. nlA.-At Circuit Court continued and held
!, 'I' Fsex coua,y. II: tho Court House in Tsppabsn
,..v y" thursday tho 27th DAY Of April, 1854:
rance" Meou, in!unt child Of Paul Micou. Jr
/: y 's'neA Roy a!cou Jr, her guardian and ne Z,
3:,,,., Plaintiff,
,or 10y aleou, Jr., surviving executor of John n
q, wso WAS executor OF Paul Micou, Sr, decd
'se IN the will OF said Paul Micou sr, decd. and
Defendants
-. ne' 10 order or proceeding in thi. cause bur n
r., M ordered that this cause be stricken from tbs
r.. a ha' copy Of this order be published once
40 successive weeks in the Richmond ENQUIRER
lNsil ~ les'o, JAMES ROY MlCOu, Cl'k
Essex Cir CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
FIFTY DOLLAKS REWARD

WILL he paid for the apprehension and delivery
w me OF my servant girl SARAH. who is about ls
year. old nil complexion, hair grows low on the fore.
mead medium size she in :he possession OF Mrs.
Hrsa,e, 4 Asap. in Richmond in August 1853. Since
bs, tine ne,h". OF ta"n nave been heard from.
DC, 9r-c.m WM L ALSCP, Frederick sburc, Nn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
IOCONOTIyE SHOPS IN THE UNITED

LOCOMOTIVE SHOPS IN THE UNITED
STATES.-There are forty establishments in the
United States engaged in the manufacture of Loco
motive Engines. These shops it is estimated turn
out in busy times, at least ,2UO locomotives in year
Above 9GOO hands are employed, whose wages are
about $500 0jO per annum. The iron consumed e1-
ceeds 45,nG0 tons annually. The yaine of the pro-
ducts OF those works is ir! $l0OUU,00O per annun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17
OFFICE OF RIcIIaosp AND York RIVER r. R. Co.,

DY order Of tho President and Directors Of the Rich.
D rnond and York River Rail Road Company notice is
hereby given that books open the office Of the
company under the suprrn,endence of the undersigned
for subscriptions to the shares OF the capital
senbly such provided Persons dcsous Of taking
stock will call on OF communicate with the Secretary.
Ort ll-cw3m A. w. MORTON Sec'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-17

pa. H., Z S, BROGCEs, BROGUEs.-s,ooo
aAsns tenn. Hond made Brogues for sale on accom-,
|, 10y NJ DEVEREUX,
las Columbian Hotel and the Basin,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAyANT,
.>-~>~>~~--,~>>--.>~-y>-~>
WM. +. RlTCHIE & ROGER 4. PRYOR EDITORS