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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-17

4 HRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
" Jdst received, small invoice of splendid enbos
sed' illustrated fancy md PLAIN Albums h-smtuy
bound; Also the sacred Album, WORK unsurpassed in
point OF elegance and design. For sale by
ID. FELT IL co, N. Y. Stationer's Hall,
dlI "a Chartres st
Empty BARRELS--4ah Molasscs Barrels, in s,.
~ perior ORDER for sale by LII GALE
d. SO Common ST
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HSlO CoFFEE-Io7 bags in store. and for sal. h,
ES dl7 ABRAHAM TRtER, "a Gravier s
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ESORTEoilOS, Blotters. and Bankers Cases just
received good nssnrne nt of embossed Blotters
OF varIons sizes viii, aud without lock- do Portfolios
with lock: also l!ankers cases. with lock- for sale y
ID. FELT co, N. Y. Sationers Hall,
az "a Charres at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-17

EDlSTE RLACKING. 100 doz Go. inns. for sale
by dt7 NIIALl q BROWN 90 Mngaziue st
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NEW ORLEANS " CARROLITON RAIL
~ ROAD CO.-NO'rICL-On and after the I>t
Dec. 1885, until further notice. an Extra night Chr will
leave the house, Poyiras street, half past IL
o'clock, p. NJ. for Lafayette and intermediate places
Single ricketsH IL cent? or L S35 per bundled
JOHN HAMPSnN
nov2a-f Chi. Eng. ~ q. & C. r. IL
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. Parish Court for the
~ Parish aud City of New Orleans: present the
Hon. harles tiaurisn Judge, Doc. 18th, 1888 No.
1852, sanc Baker his Creditors. Upon reading
ming the Petition and schedule in this case tits ordered
by the Court that meeting of the nsovents creditors
30 take place in open court the 9TH day of January
is29 at 10 pclIck A. NJ then and there to shew cause
why the said insoven should be discharged accor-
ding law and in the meantime all proceedings sga;nst
ms person and property stayed. 1t is further de.
creed that l.. Elwyn, Esq be appointed to represent
the absent creditors, by order of The Court.
c,,, A. PITUT, Clerk.
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AVANA CoFFEE-40 bags of the new cron
q u strictly prime, landing from brig Joven Enroue
ior sa'e ny d1 ABRAHAM TRIER, "a Gravier :
A Rk ANNsAS MONEY WANTEDbv
i n hl7 THOS q LEE, ~ co LrG pou I oroo
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March ]

ES UNAWAYS Left my plantation, in A!bemarle
q, county Virginia. rather more than year since,
INV negro man FONTAINE about - years of age stout,
strong made rather below the ordinary height and very
broad several shades brighter than black very pleasant
councnance, and fine teeth. will give one hundred
dollars for his delivery TO me- if taken within the State,
and two hundred if out of The State. think it quite
proable he is about some Of The Iron Public Works,
passing as free mani would therefore, call the atten-
ton Of agents and contractors specially 10 this notice
Also, GARDENER. about 20 years OF age, well pro-
portoned about ordinary size, black, and when con-
fused siamners very much. ] will give the same tor
Gardener rs for Fonaine, and twenty five dollars for
each if taken within the county, or any where near
Lindsay's Store, AlhPmare county, virginia.
F,bruarv 20 GgO-2awtfl MANN PAGE.
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FTER experiments, the subscriber has been able 10 pro-
"A ChepcI Bl,iTg ncr the Partisan Fashion, "iich
d.fc all thc qualities lo"g a"d ardeny
desired v CONSUMERS h" article. II preserves the leather
gives beautiful polish, which VIII the whicst cambria
and vii! keep r ce tom mould an" perfectly
soft
The Hacking usuu sold il afkrr 7 b"ena source "!o
tn line cUuscgu-nr" liability 20 mould aud to
come for All i loss - avoided by pro-
curing supply the Cdc Edfog which The subscriber VIII
r;. c and retail q, ri, u,auurrury. II SiockOe
in Tr,m1n, Va +. AUGUST. .7grnt.
a. iy-!ulrm
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$4,000 Capital.
virginia State Lottery.

For Endowing the Leesburg Academy and for other
purpnses-Class No. ,, for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, April g.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
$50 ,OOO-Ss 000-S4 600 $4,000 81 50O-Sl OH 2
100 prizes Of 81 ,0GO
Tickets only SlO-Halves S5--Quar,ers So 50.
Certificates Of Packages Of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. DO. % Half do G5
Do do. 25 Quarter do. 80 so
y Orders for Tieh,,s and Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent, Schemes will receive
the prompt attention. and official account of
each dra,rrg Immediately after il over 10 all who
order from Us. Address.
d. S. GREGORY, & Co Managers
Richmond. Va March &c f05-2a9ytd
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POETRY.
u,,,,cH YET REMAINS UssusG."


APRIL Try 81. p. FILM.
Though every bard glad homage pay
To the warm Hush OF lovely May,
To inc her mica is all too bright,
TOO full Of oiour, bloom and light.
Br mime the wild, the varied grace,
That light. her Younger sisters face;
70 mo her modest bulsdssclosc
A"re interest than the pcr!cctrose;
HaT tender bousiis, half clad, half seen,
Than Mays deep settled, heavy green;
Such is the mountain strcamlcps How,
To thr du I lake that sleeps below;
Or such young Hope, sill 5eck'ning on,
Compared 10 joys when come or gone.
Oh. tell me not that clouds viii chase
Tie froiic sunbeamS from her face;
Ere We can paint how heavenly iair,
How fairy-lik:, they're rcr'hns thete'
10, other beams, Us bright, aseaS,
Have chased the enyicus clouds a"ay'
Hail lovcles, daughter Of the Spring,
For thee the wild birds sweetest sinei
Health 1utters on thy busy WING,
And many a flower that feeds the oeo,
Cnbinds its siIkun folds TO thee;
For thee the cowslip decks the plain,
The daisy loves thy frolic reign,
Pomons's sacred tribes are thine,
And all the blossoms Of the vino.
spoiia bantling OF The circling years
Tome thy very whins are dear;
love To see thy tender form
Close mantIed in night OF storm;
To sec thee lay thy sihses by,
And robe thee In the bright blue SKY;
Blu, most I love that angel face.
When tears and smiles each other ehase;
For then, thou dear capriciout ell,
Then, thou art very HcmGH's self.
To thee, fair month, owe my birth;
And oil ,hou'lt come TO glad the earth,
Vvhan, all forgotten. shall lie,
Beneath thy ilowcry canopy:
Yet hearts as warm, aud hopes as VAN,
ti,a IN NJ SCI IN Y,lrn
Ela,e 10 run ifs's fcver'd race,
And find. like the, resting place.
o. il there not, far, far away,
Beyond the realms of time and day,
An April Of perpetual bloom,
That breaks the Winter OF the Tomb,
Where Hope again shall spread her wing,
Fearless Of blish, and whitening.
Teach me, thou great mysterious Power
Who fped'st the bird, and paint'st the flower,
Q. teach me, while journey HERE,
70 prize the wreaths that blossom THERE
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Anil 3

NIAIRFAN INSTITUTE, for the Education Of Boy us3.
direction of the Rev. George A. Smith, A. w. lar k.1
the Episcopal Recorder. The site which has been '"e'
This institution" u 10 t4aG county "lhn ih'es mics o.
du, u. c., and in the Immediate vicinity OF the EPscoP'
sca Seminary Of Virginia. f. situation peculiarly Eeai
in every eligible for The purpose O educ uon
The Principal of this institution will devote himself 10 ~
cation OF his pupils, and viii spare e1con to pn'
Improvement both N the acluscn OF knowledge hnI NJ
tion Of character They will constitute family, when
regulated by Christian principles, with special elcen5"
comfort Of the inmates and tho incubation OF such P
habits and manners, viii best tend to hi them Tor Geio
future life
In.truc,ion. will be given by the Principal wirh
qualified in the Classics and in all the bt ncir Of
EngIsh oduca,on including the Mathematc., Naut fh
&C. Instruction in the Modern Languages will also b. si'r'
scd by sufficient number Of pupils TO secsrc the 7-i
Tie INSTRUCTION OF this institution will commence or ID"
April. Notice, with aspect the length OF TIE ''"n ~
Of vacation, will BE- given hereafter The cka:, "' UUA
ton will he S?OO per annum, payable half ysa IN Ha
annum, furnished by the Principal. ....
Except peculiar cases, pupils vii! not be Tc1f'T''
Letters may addressed tho Principal a, Fi"dcrk,.'
un,he lst OF Hateh, after that date 10 AeTanInH D.
Southern Churchmsn, Richmond, have kindly noticed ID"
ton in the following terms
"Epuc.Iror BoY,.-We would csl attention 10 ..
usernrn, Of the Rev. Mr. Smith, the late editor OF hr -
Recorder. paper to-day. The situation Tch IL
for his school very central ard m heaIihs TGis"2'
character sufficient pledge that his school VII. ne
confidence which may he reposed in H. That "o We" ' 81.
in this enterprise world be ing te think he -
And we believe that IN such institution ~
benehs VIII D" conferred those who take
viegcs, than the p"cunary benefit which arse l"
From he SOIthSrE ChurebEGH ,fs,
"FNRrsS INsTtTuTE1h his school, for the iHS'iu'0"
will under the direction OF the Rev. George l. smith
learned from his advertisement 10 this paper II VAR
necessary for ns TO recommend TO public confidence on
well known "a o, Reverend brother neither do MAKE
sion TO him for such purpose We wish mere! 10 '"t ,
confidence individually repos" m him. AZ ,ea'r Is -
only train the mind br, tonpro'e the heart ana 70 I =,
shall ho placed hi. for III" hgkeSl
fuless and happiness that instruction can ehe'''
| much that he will socceed' rrr--sg.
April 10
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IN CHANpERY-y,Rc...At rules holden in the CLERKS OF
fee Superior Court OF Law aud tnanccty 'o '
county OF enrico aud Richmond tri "a, iS"1! II,
Philip NJ Tab Of Joseph Aii-auN VIM
was administrator Of Judith his Lite wife, and jacob Mo
~ " - Piam;:s,
against x,..,, ,,.,r do-
Benjrmin Mostly. surviving executor OF t'cbry M"So'
ca-cd and in his right ard other, i''''n ,
The wri;s ct scire f->:a issued in TINS cause
IT, Mostly Richard Aos, ruil min r. "sy ana DINERS "f,
law defendant Wia Hossy Hccra-e" h";hs ff'uen |
appearing by satisfactory evidence ha me a
I.hcrrv H. aos5y. Richard Mostly and Benz min r. NnH arc
ROT in,rnn,. the motion OF the r:ih
tits ordered that they do appear here on ie 's
day of May Tern" .hcw thing Tor h"w'
Why tt" sid nIi shonId not ~ 80 ih", DC ~ we
sane ~. Ht au! condition ic tine q! M rre"sr q" '"s
aid Wade MOSb.. dDI he proceeded into Gt decree AGAINST
thea. in heir afarr,aidinh ir'th"r 10 30 aud receive
what our said Cour, sIali IN his part con-ir:. ,,
\ Copy-Tcsie, CHARLES WILLS, DC
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IT. OST-On Monday, the 10th inst, in coming from
q 4 Fredericksburg 10 Richmond, the Railroad,
small black leather TRUNK-pnssoly taken BY mistake
by some passenger suitable reward will be given for
the return of the Trunk and its contents TO the Railroad
Office a, Fredericksburg Richmond. If it has fallen
into dishonest hands, it may lead to detection TO state,
that it contained Ladys apparel and rich set of Co.
raj Earrings Necklace, &c.
apriI % lift
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

TayHE Georgia Lumber Company have on hand,
a al their depot at Oarien, large amo4nt Of Lum.
her for sale by the cargo. in smaller quantities. and
they are now fully prepared to furnish on Short notice all
kinds OF The best quality of Southern Pine Lumber,
sawed to any required dimensions, and al the most IA
vorabe prices.
All communications may be addressed TO the agent 81
the Georgia Lumber Company at Daricn land will receive
prompt attention. SIMEON b. JEWETT
Secretary Of Georgia Lumber Company
Lumber City Georgia, Feb s2-3m
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UsIrED STATES Sur ISpEPEspEScE,

Rio DE JASEiRo Ft6. ~, 1888
SIR In reference 10 letters dated 22d and Sis, Of ia
nuary. marked A and B take leave state that
Charpe Afares has since been asked 10 another
ference BY the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, who asked
TO withdraw his letter, as they had been satisfied thu,
both Commander Mayo, and the U. Consul a, Bahia,
had only performed their respective dutes and the in
formation upon which the letter was founded, prov.
ed not to be correct
| am mos, happy to inform The Honorable Secretary
Of The Navy that at this time every thing is upon the
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TERMS OF THE RICHMOND E.rQtfRhhS

TERMS OF THE RICHMOND E-fQtikhTC +
nT The Enquirer is pu1ii,hed three tin't a "e, =,
,iug he session Of the State Legislature and '"tef
durino the rest Of the yenr.
"N's TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ,o.g
,.ro Dollars Der Gnnan and Three Dollars for si Nv
payable 10 advance
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. ..,,,.i
One square Of sixteen nes or less, first insertion
each continuance, so cents. .. -, 49,
O,5srs from distance must be accompanied WE" " :,
~ n, satisfactory references, to insure execution
,bo.c whose nd, r,isin. may amount /" Sun per
conn, vii, be made Of 30 per cent and to s'' u -
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.N0R0gcrs' office, Richmond, va
Consolidated lotteries Of Md,

Glass No g. for ISIS
To be drawn at Baltimore, Wednesday, 25th OF
April. lS3s.
PRIZES:
S25, 0O0-S1 0,000-$5 O00-S4 600 So, 500-S3 Gl2-
80 prizes of s 900 &c. &c
Ticket Sl0-Half S5-Quarler 50 So
Certificates of packages OF % Whole Tickets Sl20.
DO. do. % Half do GO
Do. do. 90 Quarter do. 80
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o.ighbo OF mine, Whs for whom entertain great respect,
h., visited ue the purpose OF making
man az he 49, 10 vote the Wing ticket
~ l.,.t for one of Wings Knowing the political opinions
Of nv nsishbo asked him it he was ia favor OF Na0nu Bank
song one And you will vote for whom sonhnll add
;msr And cas- you consistently do sa' can lou ~ then
% a, least who dametricsy opposed TO YOU on that
an Mr. Souha tells tina, he dceras and ever mas Done
IT, 81 Bank wholly unconstitutional NY neiShoor eonc'adrd
own eve before again attempted 70 convince me that there wal
n nnte in mi
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To y,,r CHsi0meys and FriGaGS.

TO DIT LHHIUWFTH HFH 'tI''H"'
q GENCY AT WESTliAM-We have appointed
"a Mr. a. y. CARTER (at present collector ct the
tolls for the James River ard Kauawha Company our
Agen, n, Westlam, for receiving ard forwarding con-
sirnnenis to US Mr.. Carter has erected suitable build.
ngs for The protection Of produce against damage and
will always be on the spot, with a sniicent numoer OF
WAGONS and draws 10 despatch the sane.-LetieEs by
boatmen should be addressed to uscar" Of Mr. ID. A.
Carter, Westhan. FORpS ~ "VODSON'
Richmond Apri, !, ISIS IlD-l2l
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trent of the JeacS Rgcr & kanawha Co.
lU--tt

yEYO TIE PLANTERS OF TOBACCO.--The In
n spcctors ct Seabronk's Warehouse take this me-
hod of informing their friends and the public generally
that they prepared TO receive, store and when d.
reced SELL all Tobacco that may he sent to their Ware.
house. They pledge themselves to use every eXeItlon
in their power TO give satisfaction 10 all that may send
their Tobacco to them-They will pay the Drayage
from the Basin Depot and Dock all Tobacco that
NAV be sent TO them for sale.
notwithstanding the base falsehoods that have been
circulated by interested persons, TO iniure the Ware
house we can assure the Planters that and are
selling Tobacco for good prices either Of the other
Warehouses. As an evidence OF the fact Tobacco was
sold at Seabrooks last year for Sl3 % per hundred the
highest price that obtained in Richmond. We hope
that we will not be made suffer for the sins OF others
All that we ask of the Planters is, fair trial. We will
pay charges all Tobacco sent 10 us
CHAMBERLAYNE d BURCH,
March G9G-2aw 2ml Inspectors.
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,4:-...:.:. =, -:....,. a.: CO. Taa... Cs.,.5I5
Yy,s1IycTuy, April :, Icjo.

a-..:... =, 80, !. IT,: O., Ca1... Csr..iHy
W,snIyGroN, April :, lo}o
MnGOPOSALS will be received At the Once Oh u'I
s Commissioner ot the Canal a; ii.hG'Ir. 49,; w.;
Toe ay the oh day oi lIay next, and at TINS Once u.
Washington until Thursday, the 10Th day OF May n.H.,
fr constructing the following described works upon Tue
line of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, VIZ: ,.o.,
An AquEDucr 90. 9 Of 80 feet span, across '''ee'
Mile Creek 49, -, r. r. J e.
Forty CrLvEErs .,or,hom
Of very heavy work. l.
The line npnn which the above mentioned WORK is 10,
Gated extends from the Great CHcapon river 10 Cu"oes
Specifications will he furnished nro" application either
a, this Uilce the Office OF the ConHisS!o"tf ."
Hancock. ;,;r,
r,nd useculon Of The work, those to whom contracts
NAV be ir will lie required 10 confluence opetd'o"s
cyiihin thirty days after tie letting.
A more particular description OF The w"Tk: when are
r. bo l., viU be published IN the National lntelligehcer
on Tuesday, tie Il;lI day cf lie present month;
JOHN z lNGLE,
CIcrk Of tic Chesapc0h- and OhiO Canal C0HPa.g'
April ~ l''-'
-cIAN-uow in fine heah and spirits will occupy
nv stables the present season, (whlch mas com
nenccd and will terminate LIST Jniy) and be lei 20 IL
i,ed nunhcr Of mares l00) al One Hundred ana t!ty
Dollars cash. with dollar to the groom IN each m
s,aucr-Any mare falling to prove in ioal Will he emu
lied my terms having been strictly complied with) 10
III. next season gratis Priam he remain in the Sinle
should he b. removed ont OF it, then to such horse as
may occupy my stand Mares viii be we!l lea ,a WIN
Grain andshuy fodder al jory cents per day. ana De"te
ihey nre removed al e1penses must be Pa'd. C"lored
servants boarded without charge. No accommodations
for white servants Gentlemen Preierrlng such to attend
their MARES can procure board in the neshb"ood suii
cen,Iy contiguous 10 The horse stand Lo'S ana s'a
be ARE prepared both for barren and those having
colts Every precaution will be taken 10 prevent acct
dents or cscG pes bat no liability for either
For the performances Of this unrvaIIrd horse and those
of his get that in England last season. reference Is
made 10 handhils which will be furnished any gentle
man on application. My address is Richmond, Va:
RO G. WILLIAMSON.
N.-cb 94-2aw2m
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Hon. MAIILON DICkENSU'' -
Secretaru Of Tic .Nary, Washingt0n

RIcuyoxp AxD PErEnsRURG RsILRoAD.-We under,
stand tha, the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad will
be in operation by the 18th of June We can remen'brr
when it was good day journey from tins place 10
R;ch,pond in short time i, will be an hours ride.
citizen of Petersburg, who wishes TO hear speech IN
the Legislature has nothing To do but to step into the
Cars and in little more than hour, lie can be- snug
~ seated in the Capitol listening to what our vase i'E
divers have 10 say; and after he SaafSI ch ugutnrs
return home without having 10 encounter tavern tll.
[Petershnrg intciligenrtr, 3ptI ~.
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Anil ;
!%Ic Of Land an The Saro0s Grant

Sale Of Land an The Surge Grant
IN Superior Court Of l..
and ChanceIy tor Augusta county, adjourned 'e fe'a "
William Coleman and o,hcis, r!aG'ai,:
Simon Iorgan and others prerJaa'..
OF the Of the receiving Lots ths The Co.
lecior collect the third Oi the "
which the decree Of July, leo. Remain uncoec "
the order of the Court aud enforce payment, ~
say, by the sale Of the Lots ANA parts o Lots charged "
well Of those Lots and part Of Lots which have been a'e"
By the collector under san! decree TO raise the woiis u "
equalization money thereby ordered to b' collected ~ a" h'
OF Lots still in arrsar which sold under said deer
The Court, without deciding whether the LOIS ana paris "
sold under said raisc the two-thds Of The efuae
money thereby ordcrsdio be collected are no"
proportion OF the remaining one,hd OF the equHzo" MOS
doth order and decree, that the a collector Do poc''"
the onc-tGrd o! the eGraization money remaining
charged the Lots and parts OF Lots not s"d under
upon such Lots and OF Lots aud that ~ case Oh"
payment said collector DO after the ih Day Of Mar
sell such Lots and parts Of Lots, much thereof 4. h
sufficient satisfy the expenses OF sue the remaining or
oil equazation money and the expenses OF survey ana
ton, with which they respectkcI! chATscal!e NIECE
shall DO advertised aud in all respects conducted N the H
aud upon the terms prescribed D! so'd deere 81 80
s20 modified by the Gccrctg order That subject OF "
be required And the said Collector directed 70 "
his proceedings this Court; and after the bonds Tor r C
shall fail duc to collect the same" and pay The mos"
this Court to subject to its future order And the Cont
if necessary decide whether the Lots and Of l
under said decree Of July s2O yet chareeAbc with eH
portions q" the remaining onc-inIrd oi equalization money!
expense. OF survey and partition, and wncbcr the o
charged upon the receiving Lots and parts o. Lots OF the ~
survey and PARTITION shall he collected nd payment th
forced by sales md whether claimants of money under SAID
Of July $780, whether paid yet be paid, entitled
rest thereon, aud whether the Lots and par OF Lots a
yet to be sold, are chargeabe with such interest.
""' WY '''' n. c. KINNEY. c.
Notice hereby given, pursuance the above de
subscriber will sell the following Lots and parts of Lots o'o
therco, will raise the several sums thereto auucNia
auction, at the door OF Cabe CoGrth house. Fudy ae -
Of June next upon credit Of and eighteen month";, e
the expenses of SALE which will be required in cas tie U'
giving bond and security for the purchase meHcy: ,
Charles Smiths Lot. -
J. fIoustons -
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Il ;c;CvGE 81. ~, TX VIII tsGisei i; ;ai' =:
mi professional business IN The Coa't M he can
promptly attend wloaevnr required by MIS-
TO do su.-iis y..;c Is n fredericksburg N, ,w
W.
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. 600 BUSHELS OF RICHMOND COAL.
Navy AGEST's OFFICE

Hashingion, e.. april TO- 1888.
M0ROpOSALS will be received at this office unit! the
y 18th day Of Nav next for twenty five thousand
bushels Of Redmond Coal, TO be delivered at The navy
yard in this city.
The Goa! mnst be Of the very best quality and one
third part Of the whole quantity must be coarse or lump
coal and the remaining two,hirds may be fine or smith
coal To be subject the inspection of this yard, and to
The of this city the whole quantity to De
delivered by the 18th Of November 1888.
Security will be required for the faithful performance
of the contract and per cent reserved from each
pa ympnt until the whole quantity is delivered
April Is ltd
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r ABORERS WANfED.-Thc James River and
Y Kanawha Company are in immediate want OF Sc.
vcraI hundred good labnrers work the odd canal
within three miles OF the city Of RIchmondFor such,
one dollar per day Will he paid they finding their own
board Gentlemen wishing 10 send negroes from the
county are assured that the very brsi care shall be Ia
ken OF them The work IS dry and believe perfectly
safe The board of the negroes shall only cost one dol
lar per week and their paid on the Saturday al
ter The Isl Monday in each month. .
RICHARD RElNS,
.1sent Of the James hoeT & hana~ha Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-21

FH7iIE undersigned having taken the administration
q OF the estate Of james Rawlings, Esq deceased,
requests all debtors In maSe immediate payment and all
creditors bring forward their claims against the estate
lcr,iiy authenticated 2. V. DANIEL,
Executor Of james Raici"gS dec
April liO-bt