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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
F,s~ "a. ~ y Joss. Of Coo. .feSa -.
C2~GLogY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY.

irnd Ho '--Ye'isfdsy wss proud day GH n.
i"gk Il witnessed ibe 5esi"tation ~ specie pas
aenis ip less lLsn 50 ~se wanfbs ;-ur 'ie 'ir" ct
sasrrnsion srd s0er enc of ihc mosi falal mer'
camille te,plsuns Which ever harpcn"d. Such
recovery frrrn such wreck ;he world never be-
G.to ssw. Il - sti,ibnisble. nnder he biess,nc 81
lcs'en'r ihr energy. the sound iuiclltecm good
sense. I'D motsi Integrity Of eur rnizrn'. Tic
Hbuk' have resumed IN The fles, srasc II lhe
irfm. They have siso returned to the use Il
'hcr own notes which ihey nnU rsy "ui ~ i''f.
merry. The heaus - uur riilErus we're hilcd
with Joy ~ this ~ we'll they might he.
The oru,si Il iwu steam SHIPS slso, from Eu-
rope IN such ms0n~r IS tem"ye oil doubt u
bon' jhc en'tte iessihtty uf navigating The Allan
uc IN that manner, was must imp"tinni and moot
gratifying event. II brings Us within ten 10 81.
Zen days n Earopc. aud gives such increased Ger.
isiniy, as well rs quickuc.s thu, new era orcr-
upon Us. Take il nh ~ ali Ve think co'um"r'
ri5 community we're seldom more harry than ours
yesterday.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

The Gren, Western came NJ IN fac STYLE, turn.
cd ctcc around the Sirius, living Al unchor west
of Castle Garden. and then proceeded up Inc East
fivcr 10 Jadis wharf. Al her cvoninns we're
lcfiorncd wih the facility of une OF ""' smallest
rlcumb, ai- Her voyage has been almost IA a
.ltaghi lire ncruss the Atlantic. The weather
has been e"nd, except that the Wind has been a.
bead aud Tic sea rough. She has had so ltlIc
motion thot It hns not been necessary /" put bat
icns on tue tables, and un'y once has there been
motion enough TO upset cups aud saucers She
took n Elk hundred tons or coal, of which per-
haps twn hundred remains. On huDhng IN at
Judds whaT she vas immediately covered with
swarm Of bows ami ucn, rrrnjhcr would have been,
had not good deal ot resolution been used ~
keep them III. Several Thousand refsons visited
III" SIRIUS at her anchorage Yesterday BY these
steam shps onr merchants have received very late
sdsces from all carts oE Eurupr, FROM Trieste as
l2'c rs March 81 b.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

firs ia Sopth hO,ds'ork. Y,sDfdsy morning. shout
tWpo ciDck ih- tavern house S,gh Yoodstofk ,o~s'
ID hl Nr Lcu Fay was cons1in'o, agsthet With the
.-h~s agd he az buildings. brlongb. 1. tic esiah'
labm-ot NJ 10y s1o ioti h0f--, t~o 80. and
samr ~ iuf g CHI pr'isheg tie FAM. Ibe iafEi-
iaf~ o ihr mus a. 'ussi.y save Tie house hsd
ben rrrfhty ftrc up tely g1od sis.e. lnsUf ~
tn h"uar 100 80 tlls furniture sou NJ Fay "a,
h 'weyrr, sHh fTT 70 e1nsid.f-b. sHBspnl
4 barn sna isa shed. LsioagiaS - CsPt Ia kie'
Para cont gpgas a. The lsysfn pffnlsrs, were also
epnsun1sd Theirs wa Insurance. on ,hl n 70 saal
saount--H Hafehna.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

NTTTT
The Senate did 80, ~ tt. day.
In Tie dousc VIC tad an hours dose uf the Re-
solution 10 dV"tce hr Government from the PUb-
lie Press, bu, No question vas taken upon 1t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
Ono Hundred and Fifty Dollars REGARD.

FF again. without any Provocaon on tne :"
day Ocoba last from the subscriber resSns III penons
VILE Hanover County, Virginia negro man VINO some
times calls himself Brooks purchased HIM OF William H.
by he being then fun"way III
The woods Peter straight Of somewhat sPoc stature
about six high very light complexion for negro ms large
Div long foot Peter pote and about twenty
nine years age lie had carried away WIN nm COARSE
cnsint coat hat summor clothng though no
doubt before has changed The same as have under
stood he Chesterfield knron0 snort imc ne
fore Christmas aod that Christmas he was seen IN Rich
uond 'asu well dresscd, with large bseoat large
bm hat and we'll supplied with There no uoub hu no
has Or make his TO some OF ne ee states
when he was seen Basin he was treating and
or his color exh6tcdto white men present. Tree
n with nv name forged If ho hos c the Railroad
and Richmond doubt now in the County Of Charles Cy,
horo no has Two brothers, Of them free man, Ho well
aeouantedin Richmond particularly with one Charles Mallory
will the above roward OF Fity Dons Tor his
and delivery 10 me, lodged in Richmond Jail,
thu, s if taken ont Of he 81 o
~ TO keep look for said negro and are cautioned
against taking him bOa'd Of my Of % ow nj" 10
work IN any way "hA' res Ie,l A. DENTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

Single tickets S2O-shafrF in Propotll"h:
Certificate of package Of wholes S2SO-shares in pro-
portion.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package or single
ticket, by the nll.lucky HOfi'
Al the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
of the Eagle who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world
N. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part ct The United
States, by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or Pr'ze
tickets. thankfully received and executed by return
mail. with the same prompt attention as on personal aP-
pcaon and the Cornncopia sent gratis, continuing the
dr,winr-if addressed 10 D. NJ. HOYT.
Feb % 9l-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
IdiuuLie Property for Sale.

AN Wednesday, the Sh day Of February 1895 pursuance Of
Of Trust, dated the a May lS ssHsue% n, to Us
SELL On the premises Public Auction, The highest bidder for
That pnt, Of o, No. $50 in the City Richmond which lies
North o Ii. Locks Of the James River Company which was con-
beins dat. OF The 18Th March, @ aud recorded in the office Of
the Hastings Court, for the City of Richmond
Lot 30 S5 on l3, street, par, the Lots No i6 and NJ"
$751; being live feet the South side oil each of hem WIN
and ns of Lots we're Cheve by Randolph
Harrison, and wife, by deed dated the 10Th April e and re-
corded in The office OF the said Hastings Court Ihe dva": inc
between Lot No 35 and Tic Columbian Mil property TO DC
taken xedby deed between william Ha,n am Caa
in the uce said usss Court fur rs said deed may DO
regarded fixing The laid bSandaty line m b .,oc md sa
Joining the No 3i5 conveyed TO Peter Cheyae by
William axa und Clara n1a blythe said deed the ION no
Also huIi acre Lo, City Richmond being Lot No &c.,
10 Peter j. Cherae by E. avie and John D. arrc md
Others dated the h May 1885, aud recorded the Ves
said usiinss Court, OIL which SAID Lot hefc LON ~
recently erected, aud other Improvements
Also certain quantities OF water water rights and i'ie
and The and thereof manufacturers whch
, same which conveyed Peter j. Cherae 6y inc James
River Company by the 9'h F"bua s ana recorded
n the hundred inches to dwn oil taken una
osp"c what was the Lot No 3sl, under
sure Of four feet inches under other pressure less
%u ss be- draw of than would Oft precisely tho
pressure Of four feet six inches subject 10 certain CONDITIONS
mentioned in the said deed from said Dung to US. m IF
Ao charter Of incorporation contained IN an nc,
the General Assembly of Virginia. passed the 2ih Day Of fep
Is36 entitled incorporate the llcth
MANY and all the right, c interest and benefit Of Inc Gu
Young derived devabe from the said Act Of Assembly so I
az the sale aud conveyance by Us ohdef Inc Sau
deed Of the said Young TO u.s. ,,.
Tho whole the said Property including both the wafer SH
and The prvieye Of Interpretations will be sold in one
LOT n, one and the bidding.
Tho little 10 this believed 10 bc psricc bnt hc'n nv
T,ueea we shall sell other right but what vested IN US ny
%" a. Sue to commence la O'Clock.
~ S " JOHN G.. McCREDIE,
DAVID COUPLAND RANDOLPH
Trustees
This propcr,y being sold satisfy debt to exceeding S
600 will allow on much Of tho purchase money as shn moi
rrood NV claim cred, six and twelve months, with m
to be secured negotiable notes. with go@d ao
aueeu W "u'' w W. lid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
Wor1dD fho attention Of Capitalists.

er oers for sae his ISLAND, lying in James river
hoxo bc civ of Richmond continuing about lOo acres OF
portion rich land iaT v oI aeo S s
and failing bank of the Purest sand inc
ormer r be made ANY G" baS
, Gr that nurposc a-ue income, for the last five
The sand also p n4eds Sg.,s ha
eau navigate The James river its improved state can al all
times the island which will render S location
is to the coal region The Island also aounds
in the best Granite for building properly
condition. readily be rened OUT lot
term years. $500 per unnum For PARTICULARS apply to Wor
than, MEG uder & Co.. F. & j. S. james & CO., Or
Feb [8E-2awtf] Mill NIlNS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
UNJUST dKHA i2Yl
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
Tic BankS'

UDDOSNe NC DHRKS,
HE Subscriber receiving from the celebrated
factory of Nuns Clark Co.. New York. elegant and pan
Piano Focs possessing the latest and that deeacy
m and peculiar 10 their manufacture
Constantly on hand large assortment Of
Flutes, Flngcoets, Claronets,
Guitars, Violins, Violonccllos
Accordons, Musical Boxes,
Horns Buses, and Tumpcts,
Flies, and Drums,
Piano Forte Stools and Covers
Also large stock Of usc Tor various instruments py 'he
composers and the newest songs
81 "a rsl-wly1 P II. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
Hs5aneEEiss7S
EIchGnSG fyNH EOif1fy seG:Ce,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
o. Something rare and spIendid for 81 :tareh
$50 600 S25.0nO SIj0UU SlO,GOO

NJ Something rare and splendid for 81 .hareh
5000 Sa50n0 SI5lOD $lOWO
Tickets S2D halves 10, quarters 5.
-sWhnle ticket ii 23 30 in Alexandria Class a,
The capnl prize of $4,000, sold and paid as usual
u, sight, by hlN"Eh
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 1,
for 1885 BIZ drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, 9Th
March, 1885 No. Lottery, ID drawn out
GRAND CAPITALS
| prize each of $50 600, $23 OIu Sl5OOn. $lOOnO'
50 600. s. n00, 81 800 $1,000. S6OOn, $4,000 81 Co.,
$4,000, 81 800 81 300 and S2OOO-5 prizes each of
81 800 and 81 50O-5O prizes each Of SoO0. 500. $780,
$500, and $500, &c, &C., amounting to the enormous
sum Of :: ,OS0400.
Tickets SEQ shares in proportion.
Buoer respectfully requests his friends and patrons
10 send forward their orders as 1t may suit their
convenience and his arrangements are such that none
whose orders reach him before The day OF drawing
can be disappointed
Birucr has sold and paid at sight the last week no
less than six capital prizes and the old established for
tunes Lounge in full torrent o triumphant success
n 10 - 40, the grand Capital Of $:'o 1000
., IN "a do. do 30 00n
~ On ~ do do 2jn00
~ .. "a do do 81 000
., ., "a A, do 20 900
And rishl Capitals Of $4,000 each, are few Of The
leadnr CAPITALS sold and paid usual with BGGER, at
sipbt T:,e same good fortune and prompt pay await
MI lhosc who purchase their Tickets at BlGGEllS.
NJ Orders meet the most prompt attention and IN all
cases the original (Nanagers) Tickets and Shares Will
be forwarded consequently not liable 10 any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can DE bad as
usual al SIGHT the moment The drawings ar" received
NJ please address THO. l. BIGGER,
Ian % [7S-wGw1 Richmond, Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
yrrvs or THE EIcHuOND ENQUIRER


~ Tic ENQUIRER is Published three ttmrs tceck az.
rn the session Of tie State Legislature, and tiotec oceH
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count will - cent and TO oo OF ~ per cent
X All Obituaries ard Marriages lou the COUNT whens.eI ,
r1y handwriting is unknown this ONCE ncst nc
m cnin Of the Pos,mI in the neghborhood or inc!
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TO aud quzzcs has proved heretofore nnasa
.-We therefore, in such casa upon the ."Inmun
being certified by the OF the Postmaster "T" o." m
Air. Of tSc letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

WN7M. F. RlTCHlE, attorney and Counsellor at Lam
Nv late of Richmond, Va now of Vicksburg, Mis-
sssipp-ofers professional services TO The public
Washington, Warren the Parish OF Carroll, in Lous.
ana-and the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Courts,
at jacksonville expects to remain most of the summer
IN vicksburg, and will attend promptly to any commu
III Ok 11G-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
February 20

HHAGLE HOTEL The subscriber having leased
a this well known Hotel in the City of Richmond,
takes this me ud of informing his friends and the public
generally OF his determination 10 keep this extensive
establishment in style corresponding with The wants
of the community, and the liberal patronage which ITS
location and other advantages have always secured for
it, He is aware Of his responsibilities 10 The public, and
has accordingly made his arrangements for putting IT IN
condition OF increased nea,ness and comfort, and OF
supplying his table and bar at all times with the best
which The market will afford His stables extensive,
and will be constantly attended by careful and attentive
os,ers, and plenulIy supplied with forage He is de-
erm;ned moreover 10 be reasonable in his charges and
HENRY w. MAUCK.
F.b 81 g0-2awiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
Feb. 20

71YHE VIRGINIA. HOUSE, in the City of Rich
q mond, now occupied by Mrs. EI!zey, TO BE- LET,
and possession given as soon as the tenan! may require
A}so several servants now employed in the house. to
be hired and large amount Of valuable furniture, own
ed by Mrs Ellzey, to be sold
Further information may be had by application at the
Virginia House, or by letter addressed 10 George ~
Johnson, Richmond.
February 20 JUL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
Feb. 20

NOTICE TO TEACnERs.-The trustees Of the Riean" .
ACADEMY will proceed, Tuesday, the 9th instant 10 tue
of Professor Of Ancient Languages to supply TIE Faean-
sy the death Of @ 's @ bs will i'd
dos, their applications ipostpaidj 10 the subscriber.
., .s.-,, md s,errtaru 10 The Board Of Trustees.
PrlneIpal ~ e"e 'a'"s' ~ S5-2aw T&St27f
Feb. 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

Manchester C0ti0n and HOot Manufacturing Company
A r meeting Of the President and Directors of the
"a above Company, held on The 2Uth inst, il was
Orderrd, That the cnpuI stock Of the Company be
increased by the addition Of $4,000 or 100 shnes-and
tile present stockholders be permitted until and on
the 18th of Eiarch next subscribe such number Of
shares of The augmented stock may BIZ in proportion
TO the shares held by hen he scale Ia b. arranged
by L. B. BENTLEY, AGcntD paying for the same, al The
time in cash in dividend certificates; and that the
shares remaining unsnld after ie said 18th day OF March,
be disposed of as the I'uurd may hereafter direct.
In pursuance Of the above order, have opened Books
of Su5sc rptnn for the said 100 shares Of Stock and the
prpsen, stock holde5s invited TO cali and subscribe tor
their respective portions. f. Is. BEN LEI.
Frb ~ gl-2awil3M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
AszCEE.YOsS'Es, E"aRkGESY.s,

6 NETUS.-Ths very handsome and distinguished
" English Racer and Sire of Winners, will make the
present Season ut Fairfield, Va for Seventy five Dollars
the Season, payable al the expiration thereof, and One
Hundred and Twenty.f five Dollars the insurance. paya.
BILE when the Mare shall have been found to BIZ in loa
parted from. dollar in every instance to The groom
Celus is a rich bay, about ID hands Que inch and
half high, very heavy muscled and unsurpassed IN &c
ton.
The recent sale in England of the "gel Of Cetus at
very long prices Several yearngs by him out of "nrt@
Mares having sold for 81 800 per head and ny Row
ton Celus the presumption always in favor Of the last
Horse, for the high Of O5O and the consequent
" high estimation in which he is held there, confirm.
ed by recent letters, will, trust, sufficiently commend
him to The patronage Of Breeders.
The Season commences on the 18th inst. and will ter
inmate the 18th of July Mares well fed aud
faithfully attended TO at 81 2 cents per diem, and good
pusturage not only promised, but provided for them
Due caution to prevent accidents and escapes but no
liability for either. JOHN S. CORBlN.
February ~ JO-2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
ST. DA y.


FL IL to Richmond and engaged in business here which
prevents my attention 10 my farm will sell it at very
reduced price. This farm is but little two miles
from The Market house in this City. and is on the lower
meadow bridge ruad 1t contains ZIG ncres, about
100 acres in woods, IL meadow, and well set in
grass the cultivated upland all in good heart, and abnut
90 acres very rich, which have recently been
we'll set in clover The buildings in good repair and the
barns stables houses, &c, &c, are well arranged
and conveniently situated. A more healthy residence
is not 10 be found in Eastern Virginia For terms APP
ply to me at j. W. Randolph s; Co.'S Bookstore. Main
street, Richmond. J. B. ABBOTT
Feb % 0l-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

SNNr EDG Err by Eclipse, and full brother to ARIEL Lance
N! Oy will make his in Virginia. at my sta
he TEE! i miles below Richmond. Patteu a VIII appear
IN his bills advertisement in due time. JOHN r w lite
rreei o7 Cots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

E;ARrHENWARE, CHINA AND GLAss:-Thomas J. Barrow,
Innos No 35 Nassau Street, New York, offers for sae,
Complete above lne comprising many very choice
pu'n' order for couatry trade, or IN tho ona
p'sSa:c Orders by letter will receive every attention. - ~
New York, Feb.l s2-lW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24
Rigges.'S Prize Office.
More Capitals s0td and paid by Bigger
,,wn Numbers of The Maryland Stale Lottery, Glass

More Capitals sotd and paid by Bigger
Drawn Numbers of The Maryland Stale Lottery, Class
30 % GO 50 81 81 12 10 15 80 II SO 26 3d.
Tickle, Nos. ii &C 80, Capital Of $500, sold and
paid as usual, at sight by BIGGER;
Drawn Numbers Of the Richmond Academy Lottery,
Glass No. /. 90 10 70 70
Who'll Ticket Nos. - IS 81, Grand Capital, to-
,sber with numerous other prizes, have all been sold
and paid during the past week, at Fortunes Loungn BY
The 100000 Lottery; for The 2lh ;A"reA: ,,,,,-,
The Tickets in this Splendid Lottery, (for particulars,
900 scheme in another column Of this paper) are now
received and can be had Of Bigger in his usual great
variety Of fortunate numbers
For large and splendid prizes, address the constant
nrize seller and prompt payer, ,
~ on ro0-3,1 Rich1nand. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

HOYT has again beaten The feId !-7hrcc Grand Cap
tais sold by him.
Nos ~ "a Sc, little one Of 81 600.
70 70 So 80 g. Two Grand Capitals
Drawing of the Richmond Academy Lottery, No !,
$4,000 Capital. :. 90 ., :,
"a 36 So GG 4l % ~ lG 10 45 %
GO0OO DoLLARs-Drawng to take place 2l'h March
Tickets % Dollars.
Send TO HOYT for them.
Tho mos, snIondid of all Ln,lerrs which has been
drawn for months is be drawn the Path "f March -
How, has The field and is selling all tie capitals lie
was always pet Of the blind goddess, therefor, please
$50, aDOo, 25, Goe, l5,00o.
Il dawn numbers in each package of % Tickets
Alexandria Eottcry.
For Internal Improvement in the District of Columbia
Class !. for 1873
To be drawn in the City of Alexandra, D. C., sa'uF
day, The 9th Of March, 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

This popcry being sold satisfy debt to me- exceeding SOW
900 will allow much of tho purchase money as snail nor
,cnod INV claim credit and twelve months, win m
TO be secured negotiable notes. with go%d ao
ueeu VI "us' VI We l'Nr''>' S0-tJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS :r,1. - S-,t 49, =;
rap s, isa' by w ,he Grey
ston Raleigh Fayervc CoIum ~hch runs dai'y throuSh
tbs Wilmington Railroad stage and s,emboa, Co.'S line from the
Of the Petersburg Railroad through Iiaix Wiimnr
The days Of starting from Petersburg uc Tuea,. hn,.
provided at each line. r 'o'''eS u'e
Petersburg Railroad Office, Dec. l9, 1897. sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

GIDEON LANGSTON-Take notice that ve sboI,
VA proceed TO take the dispositions Of Dr.. Charles
uarles and Others at Mechanicsve, in the COUNT of
Louisa on Thursday, the lst day of March next, be-
tween sunrise and Of that day. to be read as evil
e.nce in snit in Chancery pending in the Circuit
superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Louisa coun
, ~" which you plaintiff aud and others are de.
sbSM If from any the said dispositions
sb,n "o' De commenced and completed that day we
Ill, proceed from day TO day. between the same hours
choose p'eeo-when and where you may attend if you
NATHANIEL MILLS,
DAVID THOMSON,
JOHN R. QUARLES,>
Janp,,v Executors Of Ralph Quarles, deceased.
73-wtlM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

Feb. |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-24

i J Tic ESQuIREK IS puJ'tshed taree Hmes 'ecH az.
rinc the session Of tie State Legislature, ana o'ee '0ee8