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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS FAMILIES. &c.
a hNE HUNDRED PACKAGES NEW SPRING
" GOODS.--7pril 1S33--R. III. JENKINS has open
ed from the New York Auctions and from the latest
porations, the following staple and fancy dry goods:
cases silk and cotton umbrellas, made in superior
style, and warranted good,
cases of the newest styles fashionable colored
Inns, calicoes and gnghams,
cases. containing fashionable coored silk goods,
for day and evening dresses also, best black Italian
and other style black silks, very rich and glossy
10 cartons thread and bobbinet laces edgngs
ings, muslin edgings and inserting trimmings,
cases plain and figured book, Swiss, null and ia
comet muslins and cambrcs,
90 cartons of fashionable gauze and other fancy hdkfs
of the newest STYLE from SO 80 per doz to the rich
est styles imported,
5 black white and random cotton hose and
half hose all prices and quates also plain ribbed and
figured silk hose and half hose,
100 dozen silk, kid, beaver and other gloves suitable
for the season,
Black Bombazines and mourning goods of all descrp-
tons,
10 containing Irish linens in full and half pieces
table Diapers birds-eye and Russia Diapers Scotch and
Irish linen sheetng, from yard yards WIDE linen
napkins and damask table cloths,
cases linen and linen cambria hdks. at prices from
20 cts. to very fine quality,
cartons white and green wells,
box green barcge and green and black barcge wells,
Black crcassans, diagonal cassimercs, blue and yell
low nankecns, brown and white linen drlngs and a
large assortment of vestings,
10 cases fashionable bonnets,
20 boxes style bonnet ribands,
10 do. do do. gauze cap ribands,
6 cases feather and other styles of fans
100 dozen bonbazine, silk and satin stocks, plain and
trimmed In the most modern style,
100 dozen cotton plaid and figured hdkfs
20 ps pongee silk hdkfs new pattern,
Black and all colored Italian grapes and Grape eisse
Grape dc Lyons and black goods, for ladies' dresses
cases of parasos expected daily,
Patent and gauze fannels of all qualities.
Also,
A complete assortment of domestic good
The subscriber invites the attention Of dealers and
sumers of dry goods, to his very extensive supply.
New Goods receiving by every packet from the
New York Auction Rooms, and all that is fashionable
and cheap will be found at this establishment.
II. III. JENKINS
Linen, Fancy and Supple Dry Goods Store
April II. Ii2-2t-w3w
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ESE ENN gISS

MIR. Printer-Dr Green, sayeth that
Much, OF THE ART, OF PHYsIcK;-
CoNsIsTs;-
IL KSowrNG;-wHEN,-Nor -ro GIVE IT.
Now; as have much confidence, in the above doc
trine, wish you to publish the following communica-
ton and oblige, Friend
Hearing and Eyc-sight Restored.
KentuckyriHe, Susquehanna CO.. Pa,
February Goth, 1884. (
Dear Sir-Alow me tho liberty of trcspassng ON your
indulgence for few moments ! wish you to forward
the remedy without delay for curing deafness and
restoring the cyc-sght.
The gentleman afflicted who wishes it, is 73 years
Old much nfirm, and the family of opinion, that his
deafness Is caused by weakness of nerves. and your
mode of cure gives HEALTH and SrRENGTIr the
nerves, they have great hopes of help particularly
its efficiency has been fairly tested in this vicinity by
James Chandler, (my father and Anth. 1issany, and
having proved sovereign remedy, consequently stands
emnenty high with all ghbors that acquaint-
ed with the circumstances of the of the above
stated
forward you FIVE dollars which you will please to ac-
knowledge
Address, S. CHANDLER, JR
To DR.. d. l.. GREEN,
Bethlehem, northampton CO., Pa.
Friend Reader-Whatever hath tendency TO lessen
the sum of human misery, ought to be published and
made known TO those in need therefore, the editor will
not consider 1t improper to state for the information
OF those in need that a; No 50 ~ Third street. between
Cherry and Race steets is person, who entirely
deaf; could not hear word of the preacher when in
churchand got hearing restored by the blessing
vdence by the same medical who restored the hear
ng and eyr,sigt of MIR Chandler, and Mr. Tissany and
what Is most astonishing, it's done toitou medicine
icithoHt physck-Vcrifying his practice and principles,
that much Of tie art Of PhysicksconSiSiS- knoacing
lchen-not-to gire It,
N B-We will further suggest, that, in return for the
customary s. fec to send enough ofthe remedy for
or three PERSONS to be given to the poor that they
well as the rich, may partake gifts blessings.
This can be object to the Doctor, in pecunary
point of view, as he is a of wealth and having no
family TO maintain.
And in conclusion, it WILL doubt, be very satisfac
tory to knowthat assistance is SENT per mall free of
postage, and during the time that people using such
assistance, and helping MeSeces to restore and
their hearing and eye-sight
They can follow their customary business;
They can live as usual
And they can Cat the time,) also eat and drink
what tastes best.
April Ii. 112-w3w
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90 The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally, aud
three week during the State lcgsaure
Price the as heretofore Five Dollars in adj
Notes OF chartered, banks will be
ecsd in The Editors will remit
tug them by mails the all being paid by the writer's
No will b. DISCONTINUED discretion of the
Editors, until all arrcarases have been paid up
Whoever will guarantee OF nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
assumed by person n his cnyirons
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FAIRFIELD RACES
112-w3w

FAIRFIELD RACES.
FENHE Spring meeting the Fairfield Course will
n commence on Tuesday, the 18th inst, and continue
four days.
FIRST DAY
sweepstakes for Colts and Fillies years od-S200
entrance, half forfeit, mile heats which eight sub
scribers.
Richard Adams enters c f by TimOleOn, dam by Sir
Charles.
2 Robert Corbin enters f by Sir Charles dam by
Trafalgar.
Thomas Carter enters by Prince Rupert, dam by
Tom Tough
John Hcth entcrsc by Sir Charles, dam by DUNCAN
VIM. Wickham enters by Sir Charles dam by Arab
o. p. Hare enters C by Monsieur Tonson, dam by
Sir Archy.
Thos. Taiafcrro enters c Orphan Boy, by Gohannu
Robert Stanard enters by Johanna, dam Lady
GreeDsville
Sweepstakes for Colts and Fies, 3 years old 800
entrances half forfeit mile heats Six subscribers
Richard Adams enters Red Rover dam by Shy
lock.
o. P. Hare enters by Monsieur Tonson, dam the dam
8 VIM. Williamson enters b by Gohanna dam by
Sir Charles.
mencement.
John Heth enters by Sir Charles, dam the dam of
Collier.
Thomas boswell enters by Timoleon, dam Merino
Eve.
SECOND DAY.
Proprieors Purse $500, mile heats; entrance SIS.
TfIIRD
Jockey Club Purse $500, mile heats; entrance 800
DAY
sweepstake for year olds, 500 entrance; Ia. f.,
mile heats.
]. d. n. Patteson enters by Johanna, dam the dam
Of Damon
2 Woodbridge enters by Sir Charles, dam by Sir Al
fred.
3. Edmund Christian enters by Timolcon, dam by
Thunderclap.
4. Richard Adams enters by Washington, dem by
MaFske
8. WIN. Wickham enters by Gohanna dam by Sir
Archy.
G. Jesse Wilkinson enters by Roanoke, dam by Sir
Archy.
T. James s; Garrison enters by Tmoeon, dam Pan.
dora, by Napoleon
Match, mile heats for 400 dollars, between Hec.
tor Davis Genmore by Riego, and VIM. Williamsons
h by Tariff RICHARD ADAMS, Pr0prietor
April 10 HID
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.KECRE.jNON.D,

TN CHANCERY--vIRcisiA. court continued
"a and held for buckingham county, the tenth day of
March, 1895
James ellis, Plaintiff
against
Henry Mettcauer and Charles Mckinney, Defendants
The defendant Henry Metteaucr, having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act
of Assembly and the rules of this Court and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabant
of this couniry is ordered That the said absent
cndant do appear here the first day of the next June
Court and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond
Enquirer for two months successfully and posted
front door of the Courthouse of this county.
Copy. Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, enc.
April H. 1l2-wSw
BUCKINGHAM JAIL-Comntted to the above
u y Jail, the 9th day of February last, negro
who calls himself Jesse Hitchcrs and says he is free
man, and was raised in the county of Lunenburg--
Jesse is about five feet inches high stout made
The owner, If any, requested to forward prove
property or he will be dealt with provided by law
JOHN L. GREGORY, Jaiior,
For G. CHRISTIAN, Sheriff Of Buckingham.
April la. 1l2-U
SNA DOLLARS REWARD.-Absconded from the
<aV subscriber about the middle of March, a negro
man by the name of Bob, 10 years of age very dark
conplexion feet l0nchcs high rather spare made He
carried with him mapped coat aud blue cloth
coat two or three pair of pantaoons wool hat, and
duihl blanket No particular mark, except the first
fingers the right hand turned in that he
straighten them will give the above reward for the
delivery OF said negro to me, for securing him that
shall get him. JOHN HOLMAN.
Cumberland, April IA. lI2-St
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THNO Southern, South Western and Wcsiern Tropcers
u The Projectors az. Porter and Coz of the Old
Gnd Popular Line between Washington City and Ricl
mond, beg leave to inform their numerous friends and
Che public at large that they have this day put their plcn
did SrEA NJ BOAT SYDNEY ON the route 10 Potomac
Creek. Leaving Washington daiiy at a. M.--retnrn-
ing Will arrive in Washington between and clock
T. NJ enabling passengers to reach Baltimore by Beltz
hoover u Co.'S Stages in time for early supper.
The Sidney has recently been greatly improved in all
rcspecs-She snot surpassed in speed by any boat ON
the Potomac Waters; is unequallcd in accommodations
having large and airy Cabin deck, fitted up with
bcrths, and two rye Cabins below.
The route by the Potomac Creek has but eight miles
land carriage TO Fredericksburg, over good Turnpike
road and passengers by this route will reach their place
Of destination several hours earlier than by e other
Line.
The Stages Tor Charlottesville S;aunton and Virginia
Springs. leave Fredericksburg dai A.
Peck 81 Welord's Line, thrice week
JAMES GUY Captain.
Arrangements arc being made, by which The neon.
venience Of travelling by night Richmond and Char
loesylle will be avoided When completed public no.
tice will be given.
April 10. Tiff
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WNXECUTOR'S SALE.-Wnl be sold to the highest
IA bidder, on the premises, Tuesday the 2lst of
land, belonging the late Mrs Elizabeth Humber de-
ceased, containing l73 acreson the following terms
viz one third cash. third in six and the balance
Deed of Trust the land will be required TO secure the
payment The land lies the stage road from Rich
mond to Charlottesville, and five miles above the Court
house. Ii is of the heathest residences in this
part OF the country-and the title is indsputable Also
at the same time and place. there will be sold for cash
some articles of household furniture.
All persons having claims against the estate of the
late Mrs Elizabeth Humber, deceased will present them
to the subscriber either at Goochland Courthouse
on the day of sale properly authenticated arrange
ments may be made for their settlement and those in
debted to said estate will please make immediate pay
ment, as longer indulgence cannot be allowed
MICAJAH MANGUM,
Executor Of Elizabeth Humber, decd.
March H. IO4-IOt
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a. ALE OF REAL ESTATE.--Will be sold on
~ Monday the goth inst. the premises, the high
est bidder, that and well-6nshed Dwelling -housc,
with out houses, and the ground appcrlaining situated
on Mayo or Locust Street, and occupied by MIR
Hugh w Fry.-Also, the House on 18th Street, near
MAN Street, occupied in part by VIM Reynolds barber,
with the ground TO the same appertaning. -rhese
houses were erected by the late Garland II. MITCHELL
The frst emnently combines proximity the of
business, and retirement for a private family-'rhe
second is in The very heart of business
lermsOne third cash. third four months, and one
thrd at eight months credit with privilege to the pur-
chaser or purchasers to pay cash. abatement of legal
notes, satisfactorily endorsed and
trust deed will be required for the credit payments if
credit be preferred.
Sale to commence at ~ o'clock, A. NJ at the house
occupied by MIR Fry, and Immediately after the sale of
that at the house occupied by VIM. Reynolds, on 18th
Street. THE HEIRS OF WV. S. MIrcHELL, decd
By Pineea CaLeU Ryau, their lttorney.
Aprill0. lIl-tds
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ANDREW JOHNSTON, ! Errors Of Ro.
ANDREW WHITE, {Johnson, dec.
J. K S. Cosby * Co, Aucts.
April T. ilO--tds =
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BY J. &. S. COSBY q. 60.

tN IOCk OF HARDWARE, AT AUCTION-On
~ Monday, goth April, at 10 o'clock, will be sold
public auction, the entire stock of Hardware,
hand, belonging-to the late firm of Robert Johnston &
Son The stock comprises many valuable Goods which
are well worth the attention of country merchants and
other purchasers. Terms will be made known on the
I,to ~
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hdJOTilys ~
On Tuesday, the 23d, the King delivered in person
the Speech which will be found below. immediately
after Lord Sandon moved the usual address, approving
OF the appointment of the ministers, Lord Nor
Peth moved a long amendment condcmning the CON
duct of the King in dissolving the old and forming the
new ministry. most animated debate ensucd which
lasted three days. in which all the distinguished members
took part
Mr. Peel spoke at great length in defence his CON
duct On taking the vote, the Ministers were again de-
eaed, follows
For the Amendment, .................. 800
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NJ EETlNG If The Upper 8ppomatoy Company On
I'VE the first day Of May next general meeting Of the
stockholders of the Upper Appo1auox Company, will
take place in the town Of Farmvc, the tavern Of Mr.
George r. Jcfrics, in order 10 take into consideration
the law authorizing increase Of stock and further inn
provement Of the ye passed at the last session Of the
General Assembly Of Virginia; aud provide for the
opening Of books Of subscription for the new stock To
insure meeting, IL is earnestly requested that all stock
holders will attend send proxies represent them in
the meeting. BY THE TRUSTEES
0fhe Upper 1pDomanO1 Company
April 10. HID
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NOTICE--All persons are hereby cautioned against
lN forwarding any thing up the river BY our Boats
have determined not to be responsible for the safe
delivery Of any up.loading which may be put on board
Of them HOOPER s. MOSEBEY
Curdsgle, April TO- l1I-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-14

H EWJS HILL, Geaerat 4geaf and Coiiector will at.
N tend to the collection Of bonds accounts and claims
Of every description in The State Of Virginia
Fredericksburg, March - lO5-wtf
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HANCERY--VIRoIsiA.-At court continued
"a and held for buckingham county, the tenth day of
March, 1896:
James ellis Plaintiff
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NOTlCE-Ihe mercantile operations Of Motley q
IN Baldwin. by Limitation, terminated Oh the Isl in
slant, (March) All persons indebted to said concern
particularly requested to make payment rs early as
practicable MOTLEY q BALDWIN
Farmve, March 'lst, 1885.
The subscriber takes this method Of informino his
friends and the public generally, that he still continues
business at the old stand Formerly Motley Baldwin, 50
where may be found at all times, general assortment Of
Goods, suited 70 the
GEORGE r. MOTLEY.
March 20. IO5-gt
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I'D EMOYAL.-B. B.qLDWLf, Oato Motley a
No baldwin, has taken tencmentin Yenabe's Row.
opposite Choppels saddery store and two doors below
Read, Womaek g. Co.'s, where he will keep general
assortment Of &Dis md Fancy DRY Goods Shoes Tafs
md Groceries to which he would invite the attention Of
his friends and the public generally
Farmyille, March ~, 1885 iO2-wGw
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-14
BALSAW or LIVERWORT.

MFRS NJ n. GARDENERS genuine Indian Baisom Of Liz
We er,eOr and Hoad0aad prepared from receipt Originally
procured from Indian dOctress
The genuine Balsam Of LyerSyort each Bottle II Is, with
out any eyagerOn exception OF the greatest dcOy
made ia this part the country has saved within two
hundreds from the grave II has been for from all
parts of the country that the least knowledge Of IL glorious
effects for such simple vegetable compound II has been
found be extremely eicacIOus IN the following diseases, viz:
Consumption- Common coughs, Colds Hopping Cough di-
Guilty of breathing Ama influenza, Gunsy PhtisIc, Spit
ting of blood Croop Weakness. Pain the SIDE want Of sleep
&c Likewise there il nothing existing good for tine Liver
Complaint this incdcne has been taken with great
ccss-Pnce 30 cents boile for sale by VIM B. RIDER.
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Livery StnhIr.

FEyiIE Subscribers beg leave respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally, that they continue
keep horses and carriages of every description for their
commodaon be let the reasonable terms furnish
ed the shortest notice They may be found all times
each of their stables attached to the Bellevue Hotel and Town
send, Coffee House where they viii be happy to wait their
with prompncss and fidelity Grateful for past fy
ors they take this opportunity express their acknowledge
cnts and trust that by strict attention their business they
will both and a share of public patronage Iuy-
the best well the greatest variety of horses
and carriages they doubt not ofbeng able furnish IN who will
please call upon them with such equpages viii fail
answer their purposes. HOWE u METCHEAR.
Oct o. cpa.
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NORTH-KINGsTOwN, BANK.

At the annual meeting of the Stockholders of the North
Kingston Bank the following persons elected directors for
the year ensuing viz:
Elisha Watson, Oliver Watson, jonathan Reynolds Ezbon
Sanford Jeffrey Davis Pardon T. Hammond, John T. Whit
ford Christopher Allen Joseph &. Sanford Ezra D. Dai
William Baker Jeremiah 6. Chadsey William G.. Hammond,
George Hammond Ezbon Sanford Jun Nchoas Sphinx Dan
el Stanton William Browning, LIphae Young, and Alfred
Cpdke.
And subscqucnt meeting oftc Directors Jonathan Rcyn-
ods Esq elected President OF said Bank the place Of Eli
sha Watson Esq. declined. j. I. HAMMOND. Cashier.
Wexford, Nov. 18th 1854. }W,
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