Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-02
C0M1IISSI0N aNp FORWARDING

III ERBERT v. GRAVES has associated with nInsen
n. in Richmond, = &C coMMlssioN BUSINESS, principally
in the .ae of country produce and the forwarding OF nsr
respectfully tend. heir friends and the public their
bes services Their house is 3,h street. between Main
They kindly permitted to refer to the following pro-
Col Edmund Fontainc Messrs. Hugh W. Fry & Co.,
Mr. Joshua J. Fry, Mcssrs Hiram Dickinson Co., Rich
mond Mcssrs. William. A. Moneure William W.
Dickinson. William Hancock. Caroline; Colonel John
Clayton G. Coleman, Mr., Reuben Davis, Lout.;
Messrs VIM T Dickinson, and Burwe B. Dickinson, and
Dr. Chs E. Thompson, Hanover; Dr. :;T Th9s Goode. Mr.
B. NJ Dewitt, Nelson Col Samuel d. Burke,
Or. WIN Il. uusart, Mr.. Robt Bowman, rHnco Edward;
Rev. D. S Stewart, Mes.rs George W Bell John D Prd'
d., Charlotte; Mr. Thomas F. Gooie, DR.. NJ N. Jordan,
Mecklenburs; Col Joseph ~ Scott, Dr. A. Clarke Amo'
II. Nestcs , Jone 6oode ro%hs1sn Me- We,
Woo,,on. Prince Edward county. April 3-etf
GENERAL AGENCY, WASHINGTON CITY.
WNHE subscriber formerly Of Richniond Virginia hav.
ing established m Office In this city. Stree.
few doors in from, of the Treasury Department. tenders
his services claimants upon the Government especially
for revolutionary services and for land 0oune' and PEN
sions under the recent acts of Congress.
Having purchascd the manuscripts OF the late David Dor.
nston he ha. perhaps, the only index which was ever
made the immense Of revolutionary papers in the
First Auditor, OfKce in Richmond He hus al.o very
pious index the papers in all the other public offices in
the Capitol OF Virginia. These and the accurnuutons
from other Of twenty years experience en'e
him 70 hope that if claim nrSel to him be ust be will
be abe show it, where the claimant himself may
be entirely unable TO do il.
Ing 60 of land oil who were in battle or who
served fourteen days. his charges will be very oderp,s
REFERENCES.
Hon Henry 4 Wise AeconHc, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Va
James E. Heath, late Commissioner Of Pensions, Rich
Stafford H. Parker, Register Lnnd oes Richmond,va.
Hon. John g Pendleton, Cupeper c. r., Va
Hon Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D. &.
Vim. J. Ward, Esq Baltimore.
Lewis Timberlake, Esq, New York. April l2-cly
SALMON,S PATENT GRAIN AND GRASS
SEED SEPARATOR
yHyHIS Machine was invented md patented by G. B.
Il Salmon, OF illinois, nnd. wherever it has been exhib
e has taken precedence of all others Tor cleaning Grain
The r., Silver Medal the II. the
Worlds Fair in New York ard the first prize at the New
York Fair 1852 II has hccn ndop.cd by the Rich
mond city Mlers who recommend i, the best machine
known for separating cookies nnd other impurities from
When /, will sepnrHtc any two seeds of different size
weight simple in its construction, and easily kept In or
der 1t is peculiarly adapted 10 farmers uscs, as 1t re-
qurcs but c power TO work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than nny machine now IN use.
il can be turnl-hed mt the following prices, viz:
For TURNER'S Machine that will clean Is to 30 ,
Fora For Farmer. Machine tia, will clean 80 20 20
For a Fpa-mcrs Machine (arrenscd for horse pow
er) TIM, will clean 50 bushels per hour so
For Millcrs Machine that will clean &c to 50
ro. a hler's Hi MnehiH. TINT win clean 80 to rs 49,
For Mlcr's Machine that will clean les TO $50
r,s For" ailIers m T Msehue ,h4, will clcun so to 800
bushels DOR hour 200
0S'-''s Iddre.. h SOU Ro. NJ ANDERSON.
Commission Merchant, Richmond Va
n B-County Rights will be sold on rcusonnhle terns,
Fob 2l-ctt K NJ. A.
VIRGINIA-lN cHASCERy.-At Rules hold in the
Clerks Office Of Essex Circuit Court, the I'd day Of
Octob r. 1855:
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