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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-On Thursday the
"a 18th day of April, at II o'clock, will be sold, on
the premises all the household and kitchen furniture,
farming utensils horses, sheep hogs, &C. sc. Sc
belonging the estate of the late JededIah Leeds dec.
rerms-For all sums under $40, cash. over that sum
six months credit. with bond and approved security.
At the same time and place, the farm will be rented
for one year. JNO. WIGHT, Admor
April 4 l3it-
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HOTTON YARN Yirginia-- Union Factory
situated II miles below Charlottesville. ON In q

~ situated II miles below Charlottesville, on tn e
mail stage road, leading from that place TO Richmond.
The proPretos have hitherto forborne to solicit pub
lie attention this owing the crcum.
stance OF the portion Of machinery in operation, being
so limited. as to be insufficient TO supply the orders OF
those, with whose custom II favored in the outset
The superior quality Of the Yarn, they can now conf
IDENTIFY say, has been fully tested and proven by expe-
rience and having procured such additional stock
Of machinery, as to justify the expectation that the
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are induced respectfully to solicit
extended share OF public paronage,wiih assurance,
that the article shalt all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable term..-An orders d.
rected to Union Mills Post Office Fluvanna county,
(Va.) shall be promptly attended o--and the Yarn de-
lvsred either at the establishment, posted in its
vicinity on the Three Chopt Road, fer the purpose OF
being conveyed by Wagons on return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its dcs-
tinafion.
TIMBERLAKE & J. s. ]. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. l6 Self
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February IL, 1929.

Mr.. GEO. III. KEERL.-
Dear Sir You request my opinion Of your plaster
compositions which you state has been highly bene6
cal in the relief OF Rheumatism II iis application be
restricted TO the chronic form of that affection have
not the least doubt OF IFS efficacy. Its operation is that
OF gentle siimuani, maintaining equality of tenn.
Peraure. in the part TO which it is applied and at the
same time keeping the surface soft and rspir able
Composi ions possessing similar properties have long
been esteemed by medical men. know of none bet.
ter suited to end, than The you have exhibited
to me. Respectfully, JOHN BUCKLER, NJ. u.
Being violently attacked with Rheumatism, about
five age, aud The pain in my breast very severe
was induced 10 try Mr. KeeIPs Rheumatic Plaster
when one application afforded me perfect relief.
J. Ii. POOR.
Baltimore, Ii;h Feb, 1929.
Last winter aboured under painful attack Of Rheu-
mati-n, which lasted for some IiIne-on apple alton to
MIR. George III Keerl, l obtained his Rheumatic Pa.-
ter, which relieved entirely from PAM after its
application. JOHN H. NAFF.
The above Plaster /, put up in boxes at rs cents
each, and sold bv
GEORGE H. KEERL, Druggist,
No. 233, Market street, Baltimore.
For sale BY BURroN & TomPKINs, sole Agents, op.
posiie Eagle Hotel
March D. 105-wl2t
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'In hi. Race tho not moro than to star

VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
" AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the I2h of May
next, at 10 O'clock will he sold, under the management
OF OTIs, DUNLOP, s. Co. at their auction rooms, our
entire stock of DRY GOODS, amounting to upwards
of $50 ,000 comprising the most general and valuable
assortment offered in this place. The sale will be
without reserve. Terms and month. credit for APP
proved n sgotiable notes. We shall for six weeks
tinue offer stock at private sale, very reduced
prices, and invite those wanting great barsain. to give
us call. KYLE s. COCHRAN.
April 2. ll3-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

N EERL'S RHEUMATIC PLASTER, is recon-
HA nended as the most effectudl and cheapest rem
cdy now in use for Rheumatic Pains, Sprains Pains
offered to the Public, (ony eight monthly many of the
most respectable Citizens tf Baltimore have ,ied it,,
and can testify TO its efficacy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. "A few more
~ young ladies' can be accommodated at the house
OF Mrs. NJ. w. Perkins, near Maysville, Buckingham
county. In sdditOn TO the usual branches OF an Eo
glish education the French Language, Music, Draw.
ing sod Printing will be taught 10 this Institution.
March 26. III-6t
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have known the Rheumatic Plaster, prepared by
Mr. George H. Keerl, applied with prompt and perfect
relief in some cases OF severe rheumatic pains
THOS. III. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
Eah,n .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the estate Of the
~ late Jededah Leeds, deed. requested 10 call
and settle them without delay, and those having claims
against the estate requested TO present them pro-
perly. authenticated for payment to
JOHN WIGHT, Adm'or.
With the will annexed of Jedediah Leeds, dec.
April 2. ll3-2m
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DOUGALD FERGUSON, Sheriff
March ~ I07-lm Of Buckingham County.

Oh epnREWARD- Runaway on the 23d ulL Frank,
I'd eDV (calls himself Frank Hickmao;) he ba, on
srght hand en- the third finger recent burn, not
tirely healed when he left ne generally rock
coat, but took of all his clothes lie is about 30 years
old, rather low, hck-set, with thick projecting
det-P and sullen appearance; he is good cook and
has been solely employed at that business for
years The above reward will be given ifdevered TO
the subscriber In Washington city, or twenty-five dol.
lars II secured in any jail so lhatI get him again
J. r. TEMPLE.
March 30. II2-2v
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WWTM. s. ID. KYLE s. CO. have now the plea
w sure OF informing their friends in the country
that their Spring assortment Of Dry GOods is almost
complete BY recent arrivals, very large supplies have
been received to which will be added by each
sive packet throughout the season. such new and FASH
ionabe articles may be offered i'm the Northern
markets They respectfully invite the attention of
wholesale customers TO an inspection of their present
stock and beg leave TO tbem that they are not
only well prepared-but resolved to offer goods such
terms cannot fail to please.
'76 Mansion House, March 90. IIO-6t
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FUNHE Subscribers offer their services as Commission
Merchants, aud will attend TO the sales of Tobacco.
Flour, and other produce copfed 10 their care, and
make the customary advances produce in hand when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH
Feb. l3. 9S-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

MOriCE,-By virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed
IL to Lawson Butfoot and the subscriber, by the
late Doctor Robert p. Archer and wife, bearing date
the 2lst day Of February, 1925 and recorded in the
Clerks office of Chesterfield county court for the
purpose OF securing certain debt therein expres
to be due TO Edward o. Friend-I SHALL ON the IL h
DIZZY OF April $780, At Chesterfield Courthouse, lit he.
ing Court day) expose to sale, public auction the
highest bidder, for ready money! certain tract Of land
called STawberry-ti, lying upon Swift Creek, about
one mile west OF the Courthouse, and adjoining the
lands OF William Winiree and others, and containing
two hundred acres, more or less. Also, at the
time and place, and upon the terms, will be sold
the tract OF Land Cor so much thereof as may he ne
cessary for The purposes aforesaid) wherein the said
RobertP. Archer lately resided; also, Swift Creek
about one and an half miles South LEAST Of the
Courthouse, adjoining the Lands OF John b. Goode.
Mary Cox, Elizabeth Jackson and others, containing
three hundred and twenty-five acres, he the
or less-Sriling astrustee, will convey only such til
tie a. il vested in by the said Deed, whichis be-
iieved to be indisputabe.
LAWSON NUNNALI.V
March 26 Ill"
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HDEARL STREET HoUsE.-.wo. So Pearl street.

known House, celebrated for the resort
in general, account Of it's location in the very GENRE
OF the commercial part Of the metropolis and s prox-
unity 70 all the principal public institutions wing
undergone thorough and complete alteration (by the
spirited owner, JOHN r. PETERS, Esq who has spar.
ell no expencc TO make il OF the most elegant spa
cious, and convenient establishment in this cy) was
opcLed Mondey 22j inst for the accommodation of
the public, by the subscriber, formerly OF Sykes and
OF late years Of the CotskiH Mountain House.
In addition 10 the numerous lodging rooms which
this House contained while i'm the tenancy Of Mr.
Newton Hayes, several others, and also very large
and SPLENDID reddiig-room which will much enhance
the pleasure ofts patrons have been constructed The
Water street, and will be furnished throughout
with entire new and appropriate furniture, combining
richness with comfort
liberal regard for the ease and convenience of the
guests will govern the operations Of the subscriber
aud regulate the department Of those he may engage
and he is determined that the and fare
shall be such as aided by years OF experience on his
part, shall render the establishment equal any other
in the City, and in every respect worthy OF the pat
ronage Of his friends and the liberal public.
The subscriber returns his most grateful acknow-
Judgements 10 his friends and the public for the very
haterng manner in which they have been pleased to
pa'ronize him at the Catskiil Mountain House, (Which
will be kept open usual by the subscriber during
the ensuing season, from the LIST June until the 18th
Sept and hopes, by assduous attention, merit con-
tnuanee OF the favor at the above estabiishmen
March 80 lie st CHARLES Fl WEBB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

ENXCHANGE, NORFOLK YA.-Situsted on NJ ain
~ Street the most spacious and beautiful in the
whole Borough, and convenient 10 all the Steam Boats &
Public Places, whether OF pleasure or business. This
extensive establishment has been enlarged and i'm
proves. The furniture is new aud Elegant, and the
Pariours and Chambers furnished in the first style
The House. under its present cement il equal TO
any, and inferior TO none in the United States. The
Public Rooms Chambers and Pdrlours for private fam
ilie', are handsomely fitted up and well fur nshed.
Reading Room and Letter Box for The Post or.
flee, is also attached TO this establishment.
Stables and Carriage Houses, with every appendage
necessary for the convenience Of the gentleman and
traveller.
All the Stages will start from this House, and gen.
era office will be kept on the premises, from whence
the numerous stages for North and South will start.
The convenience, beauty, and accommodation Of this
establishment and the premises, are aoknow dged TO
be superior 10 any in the place. The proprietor Piled
ges himself that exer'ion his part shall be want
ing, to promote the comfort OF guests and vstsrs-
Thankful for past favois, which he received while at
the north. the subsctiher confidently hopes by uBre-
hitting attention, TO merit continuance Of public pa
noDage. ID SAINT,
late Proprietor Of Congress Hall, Philadelphia.
March %. 1875
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chagrined that such the fact at the last election
1T will be equally at the coming canvass. But
he people have their eyes fixed to the West" says this
same Journal Ii we are to under tand by this. has
their fixed the fa ourie Son and liant De-
lender OF he West, our present venerated Chief Msss
rate nothing can be uei; and for it may be ssd
IL audes certain Barbecue Orator who eats JYes-
fern dnnersbut can. dges, only Eastern politics and
who is hmed Chiefly for his coalition against the West
"he whom the peop'e select will undoubtedly be trum-
phan, hut il will be any thing .lse than a triumph
for the Orator in question his federal mouth piece
here. Iyqlbanr Argus
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% Tho enquirer is published twice generally aad
thIsc times week during the session Of tho State
Price, the hcrctooe Five Dollars annu PAYABLE
Notes of chartered banks only will be
received in Tho Editors will guarantee the safety Of
uniting them by NALL tho postage of all letters being paid
writers. 80 . -
No paper will be discontinued but at tho discretion Of tho
Editorsl until all arrcarages have been paid up
l Whoever will guarantee tho papers
have tho tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n Ono square, OR LESSFrst Insertion rs
tinuance, 50 cents.
%*No advertisement has
sssuncd by some person in this city, or its cnvons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
q tOTTON cloths and yarns, Of superior quality
~ manufactured at this establishment are offered Tor
sale Wholesale & retail at the Proprieors Office ION the
street leading to Shockn Warehousc moderate prices
They 30 not wish TO make any further purchases OF
Seed Cotton; not having founl II suitable TO their pur.
poses; but are still prepared to give the highest cash
price for prime picked cotton.
May 10. 3-f CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
NOIlCE - In pursuance to an order Of the County
Court OF buckingham, will be sold for cash 10 ia
Jail les at Buckingham Court House, on tire second
Monday in April next. that being Court day, a negro
man who calls himself John HaueD, and saws he is
free man; when he was fret committed tn Jail he
said he was from King & Queen County, and now ac
knowlcGges that he Is not from that County but won't
tell where he il from.
DOUGALD FERGUSON, Sheriff
March IL l07-lm Of Buckingham County
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EpY virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed by VIM.
I'D f. Bass TO Richard Booker and the Subscriber,
on The 25th day Of March, 1928, aud recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Chester field County Court for purpo-
therein mentioned, will be sold TO the highest bid
der, at public auction at the Farmers Hotel, in the
town OF Manchester, on the 9Th day OF May next on
half acre lot OF LAND lying and being in the said
town Of Manchester with Tobacco. Factory thereon
late in the occupancy Of Blair Burwell.
The TERMS Of Sale will be made known on the day.
and such title is vested in the Subscriber under the
deed aforesaid, will be conveyed 10 the purchasers
VIM s. DANCE, Trustee.
March 3. I05-wSw
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"A CahD-P. HOUSTON, Dentist, opposite the pos
IN Office, most respectfully and gratefully acknowi
edges the encouraging patronage he hasreceived in the
exercise OF his profession and begs leave assure the
public, that pains shall be spared merit its conn
uance.
He is prepared at all times to perform every opera
ton connected with the teeth and gums viz: extract
ing, plugging scaling e removing tartar, and all 4
traneou' matter filing aud eItir2ang decsyed portions
of teeth.
He inserts ncorrup,ible porcelain teeth human sno
animal, from TO entire set, Plates or on roots
by pivos.
Hours Of attendance, from 8 A. NJ. to PM.
certify, that Mr. Patrick Houston, Student in Me.
dicne, has received instructions from in the art
Dentistry, aud deem him, las far am competent tc
udge,] capable Of exercising the saJ profession.
WIN ARNOLD, A. B.
Surgeon Dentist, Member Of the Royal Collego o
Surgeons, London.
MIR Houston has been engaged in the study OF Nc
dcine and Surgery under my superin,en during
the greater pS OF the last three years HIS
has been assiduous, and he has acquired very ample
information every subject connected with hi. pro
fession a Dentist. JOHN CULLEN M d.
March %. 1906,
a e.
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MUARSHAL'S SALE.-Pursusnt TO a decree Of
I'VE the Superior Court OF Chancery, for the vii.
liansburg distIctu therein depending hetwe en-
John b. Christian, Neae Rice, Ben Parker John
Eppes, and others, Pitts
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shall expose 10 sale lat public auction on the pr euses
on the 2lst OF April next Tract Of Land, lying in The
County Of Cba'es City, on jams River, known by tie
name Of Old Wesberry, credit Of three. six, nine,
and twelve months-bonds with good security will he
required OF the purchaser. aud the tile retained ul-
innate security. This land is very valuable, consist.
inc principally Of James River low.grounds.
shall also cell at public auction, the premises,
the 22i OF April, all the interest Of Lewis G.. Tyler
decd in tract OF land situated in the County OF
New Kent. on credit till the LIT day Of January.
1881; bond with good security will also be required Of
the purchaser
The foregoing 'a'es will he made for the purpose Of
complying with the directions OF the decree in the a.
boye recited cause.
CHARLES l.. WINGFiELD, MISC.
March ~ Holds or his deputy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

n UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
81 Notice is hereby given that all the cells in this in
stitu'ion occupied. and that patients will
be received until seine of the said cells vacant;
due notice of which will be given. BY order OF the
Court OF Directors. l.. HENLEY.
May &c. 5i-u
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AJAX PLANK.-we wish to contract for 20 NJ
" feet good white oak plank, delivered at our Fac
toiy.-Per,ons that contracted with time since
for plank, will please deliver the same in one month
from this time, shall not nsider ourselves bound
by the contracts. J. s. COSBY.
March 26. lll--6t
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% IN SACKS Ground Alum Salt suitable for
e0aDU curing Fish, and so Barrels Tar for sale by
WORKMAN s. McGRUDER.
March 26 lila
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NJ0TICE.-Wanted at the Penitentiary, 100000 hoop
poles and 10000 flour barrel billets; be deliver
ed by the LIST August next
THOMAS NELSON, P. A.P
Feb. 8. 96-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-26
Medicines, Chemicals. Drugs,
Dye Stufrs, Paints, Perfumery,
Bronzes, Varnishes BruslEs, sc.

VyfE subscribers offer for sale general assortment
4 Of aforementioned artic s. which Physicians
Country Merchants and others will find it their int.
rest to cali and examine Among the new medicines
have received supply of
Ju;abe Paste; or, PecioraI Gum:
This medicine, besides its mid nature, possesses
pleasing taste, color aud form he jujube paste has
been used lately Paris with the greatest success, it
is sofening pectors and calming; it effectuaiy ap'
pesses cough and sotens the pituious humor IN inc
breast and throat; is Chi, A. beneficial to persons Oh
dry constitution, with tendercy 20 phthsc. and 70
these who tablet hoarseness and loss OF voice.
Dye &u6s-Consisting Of logwood, hache'
wood, redwood, camwood, brazil dust, Braz'iletto
fusc cochinea madden, turmeric, cadbear, indigo
arnato, blue vitrol, alum, copperas, cream tartar
pearash, &c.
Perfimery--0f the following kinds: Cologne
(v.ricty) milk Of lavender attr rvSe do.
orange flower doJ pomatam tvsrety) oil cedrat, cas-
sin, neroli, lavender and bHrgamotte, powder puffss
hair powder vinsgre de rouge. vegetable rouge. NC
Soaps.-Crcam Of soap for shaving. "a supe.
or artice rose, Windsor, variegated, white bar ana
CASTLE soaps, SC
Paints, Bronses and Hannshes-Composed
IF chronic yellow, do. RID do. green; Prussian blue
white lead, ycrdgrs, red lead. lthage rose pink, drop
lake, Terra de Sienna, also, blue and green smslts,
ros,ing, red green, yellow and white bronzes; golds
leaf and Dutch metal, copaI vsrnish. and spirits Of
turpentine; glue and sand paper; new supply q
pr und paint sash tools and camel hair brushes al
sizes " llch Will be sold accommodating terms
by WILLIAM LANfhLh oo'
seDt25
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-26
THE NATION AL MAdH ZINE;
Or. L.ADHS EMPORIUM

yYNlIE int, nded work will be general, literary, and
L occasionally political. The literary department.
shall be- conducted manner not inferior TO the bess
pero,lcals in the counr,-n the several departments
of Drose and verse, and their sub DIVISIONS INTO nara:
ire senlimcn,a, and di,iactic compositions. orgIn1
mr. shall the SyIS IFS general head be hterss
branches, be neglected, whrn they shall be ohereo
for publication in The "Natonal Magazine"
In the struggle which is now goine'on between ei'
vii liberty and wild anarchy, under the garb OF demo.
crscy, she will sometimes raise her feeble voices nos
as dsputan the Of party, but ms an advocate
for certain great principles which 1t may become her
sex and condition to feel lively and deep INTEREST,"
maintaining, in these times of mscalled " reforms
ton As victim of prescription" she has suffer-
ed too much and knows to mach to permit her entire
silence Upon that subject she cannot avoid peak
ing frey-.he will try, however, to speak dscreetIy.
H there are any who would still irOwn upon this last
,,ur le of mother for her family, the, are at liberty
tn withhold ther support Daughter OF the nevo~
luton, and the grandchildren OF Revolutionary ne
roes will perish ere they beg in the Land where they
sic ud live IN Nor
rhr w..rk will be comprised in eighty octave pageys
ON fine paper in new type, Handsomely stitched, and
coIored covers making two handsome volumes !tar.
rxams The annual subscription will re FIVE 'o''
lars pny able IN advance, or on he delivery o'.
third number, at the pleasure at indlv'dua's.
All subscriptions remaining unpaid at n
the year to be discontinued Fol sing'e num- -
cents
Much attention will he paid to forwarding th. n,fs
hers and with the least cost to subscribers ~ -
intended to establish agencies in all the prneps' %
ties and towns, by whom The work will be ca. MY
delivered To other places. or when the number OK
subscribers may not b. sufficient establish MI syen
CIV. ,hey viii b. forwarded by mail, unles' otherwise
directed Subscribers are respectfully requested o.
.incty to prescribe Replaces, persons. to whom 10
WI " '"-'' - MARY BARNEY.
mr. All letters and communications attendedto by
W WILLIAM Is. BAR EY. Agent.
A PRospEcTus Of the above proposed work
is left Al csch Of the principal Bouk stores sud Red:
;nr.rooms in the C,y Of Washington. Georgetown. and
Atxandris; and also at the office OF the ubser'hess
who will receive and forward communications upon
! the subject.
Persons de srois 20 pa,romze the work. are invited
! 10 cali and subscribe their nan es
- 49, BENJAMIN ROMANS,
Agen, for the District of Columbia.
| G.orgt.orn y. G. sept lS-ZwZw
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a Card.
AFFORD & DILLON, Surgeon Dentists,

yUvENDER their professional services TO the iRhabi-
i tants of alexandria and the District They have
s,Ivania Avenue. above Mr.. webb's Lottery Office,
and opposite Godsby's Hotel; where they may be found
at all times, ready to perform all operations on the
Teeth They will file, plug clean and extract decay
ed teeth and remaining roots with care and safety
upon new and most approved plan, Producing less
teai teeth bv the set or single one to resemble The
na,,val teeth Superior dcn,,friee for whitening the
teeth and healing The gums, can be had at all times
by calling at their Office Ladies waited upon at their
dwelling, if required. The poor attended gratis.
orrs and calls viii be attended to at the Franklin
Hotel. Alexanrs, every Friday and Saturday in each
.weeL oct li-d2m