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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07
jan 90
NOTICE.

NO1lCEs
II WISH to sell my "Woodiord" plantation, situated
IL at the mouth of Thompson's creek, containing up.
wards of two thousand acres, about three huadred %
which in fne for cultivation, and under good
fence; there on the premises well built dwelling
house, gin house and gin, negro cabi s, as also two
cstets of them capable Of supplying water of first
quality for one hundred hands.
Also 40 sg7eroes all accmated, and first rate field
hands. Likewise fine stock of horses, mules, Oxen,
Hogs ard good supply Of farming utensils, etc.
As it is important that shouA realize large a.
mount C ready money previous TO mr. departure for
Texa about the 10th March ext propose selling the
negroes and land separately the former for cash. pa
per equivalent thereto and the latter on tines persons
disposed to purchase, will please address me at Match
ez, ard Mr.. Jack Nichols, my overseer is authorised
to sell the stock farming utensils etc. on the plantation
towhom application can be made
The land in this tract is OF the best quality, and
since have built oiserns and diteed it csnrecommend
it as healthy location. FELIX HUSTON.
Natchez, 9th Jan. 1888.
The "Commercial Bulletin ofNew Orleans, "Felici-
ana Republican" at Jackson La. "Loussianian" al
Clinton La ind 81 ousiana Journal" at st Francis.
vile, will please copy the above advertise me Mt, and
continue its uertion months and forward their
accounts TO the ofc., of the True American tor sell
tiemenf. feb l-2ms +. III.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07

READY MADE LINEN.
TINE subscribers have just received from New York
l. fresh supply of fine linen shirts, got up the
neatest style. TAYLOR g. MADDEN,
fcb7 Ia Chartres street.
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$50 REWARD.
nANawav from, the subscribers on the 9th inst. q
IL bright mulatto quadroon boy aged about % years
ave feet len or eleven inches in heightof genee ap.
pearance, and little round shouldered rather stout
fr man Masters Of vessels; and steam boats
nuti : ed not to take him away. s
% GlOYD y MD,
YNEXAS LAND-A half League otchoice land, ADJ
vantageousy situated, being op the Ssn hnaFews
i''e IN ~ Frant Levee.
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NOTICE.
DF The eonaignees per ship Roger Sherman, Capt.
Lowell from Liverpool, requested to take oLt their
permits, and attand to the delivery of their goods.
LEVI II GALE, Agent,
Hh7 SO Common street.
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Prospectus for a New DirectOry.

Prospectus for New Directory
WVFIAT so large and fourishing city as N. Orleans
should be without directory OH which visitors,
and citizens may alike depend for accurate and extern
siys Knowledge of all commercial Offices stores works
shnra e2nteas Of husness. Is matter
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MASQUERADE BALLS.

~ 4-g4g. 81. Phillip atFcss.
The Manager Of the WASHINGTON BALL ROOM
respectfully informs his friendp and the public INA
Grand Dress and Masquerade Balls, will take place
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY.
No pains expenses have been sparedto render mat
splendid establishment still resabs TO visitors,
First Municipality affords the Manager the Of
containing perfect ORDER nov -
25 4 43 o 8 90 "a 50 81 81 81
Are the drawn numbers of the 3sth class of tho
FREE SGlF lMa.aDe 10 s'lIsEIsRY'
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~ James Judge, John J Osborn, and Woodland
conslgnses per sbp ied requested to call at the
Office Of the Subscriber, and tnke their goods.
LEVI II GAAE,
feb Z lot 80 Common street.
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MASQUERADE BALLS,

No. 22, New Levee.
TVlHE Managers Of the Mansion Hotel respectfully
i inform their friends and the publb, that the said
Ball room IL how open for the season, and the Grand
Dress and Masquerade Balls will take place oveyy
TUESDAY, Til URSDAY and SATURDAY.
No pains expense have been spared TO render that
splendid establishment still agreeable TO yisiters
feb A. FORTJN g. &C.
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MEMORANDA.

BOSTON, 9th Jan cid ship s'ieglitz Gibson for New Or
Jeans.
Charleston goth brig Washngtons Barge Perry hence
and schr Susan Ludwig do 2sh Da Banca Gladdi,F
for Orleans went sea.
Liverpool IS Deer old ship Bamfshire forN o.
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M OsT-A nromissory note for the sum Of five bun
dred and Ave dollars da ted II January 1882, ard
alng dps On The sss. w ME- y
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
TAYLOR g. MADDEN,

HAVE constant supply Of every article pertnnin1s
to gensemefs dress, Of the laxst style, at New York
prices dec 20
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70 iho order 81, and sis867s Es 35 n
Payment 81 the szne having hegn STOPPED, ii f3f4H
son who may have found the sans, will confer a favor
by leaving the same with the editor of the Tue Amer
can ian 3l--St -
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Liberal advances made eonsgnments of cotton and
other produce made TO their house in New York.Iby
feb LANE, VAN WICK IL Co.
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Compris ng The following boats, viz:
FmN.O. FIN Mobile

KENTUCKY AND OHIO FUNDS.
AJ0RTHERN Bank of Kentucky = xingtnn RanL
1N Of Kentucky, Louisville and Cincinnati Bank
sctes for sale by
STETSON, AVERY g. co
jan ~ So Grayier steert.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29

E,RFAX INSTITUTE, for the Education OF Boys uncer the
erection Of the Rev. George Smith A. NJ ate h.of o
Recorder The size which has been selected io'
n,u:ion Fairfax county, within three miles OF Aie1nn
% D c. and in the immediate vicinity ut tie Ep'scop' heoo
Seminary of Virginia. {, is situation peculiarly healthy, and
every ,espec, ;ble Tor The purpose OF cdnc .t'on
To P,,n,I of his institution will devote himself to the edu
oa of his pupils and will eSetou, promote their
both acquisition OF knowledge and the sorma-
n o character They vii! constitute family which will be
BY Christian principles wiih special reference to the pre-
comfort Of inmates and the nrnafion o.! such principles
md manners will best enL TO ht them for usefulness in
future life u,
Instructions will given By the Principal with the aid Of we'll
ratified assistant the Classics and in all the branches GOOD
sh education ucun. the Mathematics Natural Philosophy
Instruction the Modern languages will also be gwen Dc
sufficient nuuber of pupils 10 secure the services OF
competent teacher for the purpose.
Tie instruction Of this institution will commence on the Isl Of
Anil Notice. with respect the length OF the session and time
r,c,,on given hereafter The charge tor board and
will 5000 per payable half yearly IN advance RI"
their beds aud beddng or be charged STU per
.arun FURNISHED by tho Principal.
Except p-cu- cases. pupils will not be received under or
ove, u yeats ofuge. y.
may addressed to the Principal at Va
March A 97-3,awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29
ROWTO.T. ,oinncr of the Great s.

| ROWION, t5lnucT ~ nc GFcdt o. LeSJ
THIS celebrated imported Horse and Stallion will cover
Mares the tolIswins season. Stables ii isO Virginia"
one dollar the groom o has om attack
ms.ism, reaarka1 r. sgh rsOr beautiful Chestnut Horse
and elegance m carriage and model he has
ror being rmlaby beautiful and Mares vi" be Te
Asa Race o'sc he q, least eqaa to any day. and ~
the S5oD s % u I 5s e
Jockey the hest judge the world assured he had
, socl Howe very che
judges, riders and aiue fully concurrcd He won the largest
Of other races and proved good four miles, under ha
by reigAs, any other distance.
others, taking the fon. situation at very and
The % I PnI%ss f"a Ii.
but aludc to n few only
h. sSs %I'
easily year the of fine field IF
bca"s eG Ges ste,fsrh Lsure Jenny Mill,
When years DID, he onetrd of the Great Subscription at
@ % 5ssSs
AT year. old, he the osud at Ascot, heating Lucoa
dead heat with the celebrated Camrne beating The adder fer
n aes % %
marks, was every one will si' Race Horses
S Eosh Sport Magazines speak Of his speed severe de-
they ought r when n be 1a. ali
race show him 10 be an hon Nth As heart oil
ste.' L. WIFI, ro,u A,o-
ther TO WhSc and whaIrbone Landscape by Ruens m ~
Brush uerod oors Sister, &C. His s!npdam won Inc on ns
n.nd was so Cnmn Ruler Mare TrcecrecpeI BY God
pscker reuhau Cuncgune Cami's was by the a
out of Old acolet, ATLANTA by Machem Ills
pedigree remarkably rich and fashionable Tor speed anu hoom
Ills colts have tried England and shown hne Peeo and
PANE nearly and have "eeeT been beaten ne
6us only two Derby 1876 subscribers and oo
bcm arc which their uncommon promise ana
.ndag They already mot nod beat the get Of EHus We
ocpede vouire Acison the Colonel Muiey keVeer fo''a
yYbisser nnd nearly al! Stations Of the day
Ills colts are commanding higher prices than any ohes
tho aor yearly has sold for near s4oo and osen
by Capt Stockton Jersey and another probably
ycang recently sold for more than S5ooo ms proves
their high value in England and America.
When in England his colts the rry best sac na
in ,h oninon believe almost every American gentleman VINO mas
visited that country agrees with can, therefore, assure
Breeders believe with the whole world TO choose rom
couM offer them better Stallion. For more pachiaIs Irs ma
bills. n !. D. w., - -
ioo-"~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29
Medical Institute of PHILADELPHIA.

Medical Institute of Philadelphia.
THE Course Instruction for year. basns Mon
day April d. and continues until the end Of aach ens""S
Angus, i vacation.
The course Of sessions; the FIRST is occupied o
besinnoc early in April the end Of oc'oeer
The is occupied By examinations, beginning early IN NO
r.m5er, it terminates in March. ,.. &c
Coic. course will be delivered y Dr. Gerhard consisting OF
lue connected with Dpensay 10 the Institute, Tor which
the lee will be separate.
SUMNER SEsstoS-L>startS
Dr. SlTHL. CHArMAS on Pfaeuce OF "ediene'
". E. HoRSER, anatomy:
SAMUEL Jackson, Mn'rfia Mea,ca. -, -.
joRN BELL, Institutes "' aeo ano .'e.' '"'''f
I,us X N,1cHr,I Chemistry.
HUGH L. HopGE, OosetLcs
THoM,, HAMS, surgery.
W,,T.n Sr,.ros.- Examinations By
Dr. PAUL. D. Coma on Anatomy ana Cnem:al!.
THos. D. MUITER. Surgery.
wv u,aa,. Obstetrics,
~ ~, " A Practice and Institutes Of Medicine
and Hateria M-dca.
W. E. HoRNER, Secretary
M,,rh0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29
sEDYtE"S
LOTTERY end Exchange Office.
RICHMOND. VuaGIsIA.

HOYT al,oays sells The iargest Capitais'
Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery, No. drawn 24ih
ins,ant-SGO.O00 Capital.
ID e. IL sd II al 46 "a 40 So TO lG IL.
HOYT sends more prizes 10 the country than any
Vender living as will be seen by the following list:
Nos 4G Ga e., sent by certificate, Si'o0O
Do. l6 30 Al, Soo
Do ii Ia rs, luo
Resides the above. HOYT has sold TO country patron,
Nos CT Ga II. the Capital Of $1,000 Had The sixty
thousand have been sent Virginia. no doubt we should
have sold that too.
Below will be found HOYT'S old fayorites.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29
Worthu tie attention of Capitalists

'gE subscriber offers for sale his ISLAND lying James river
Of Richmond confirming about 05 OF
portion Of which rich land be, and the whole
valuable farming purposes. But its chief value consists III lis
great failing bank of the sund The
or,uc rns expense be made adequate demand
and the valuable building the city Of Richmond hav
Ing Welded purpose n income, for the last five
wears Si00 The is also considered BY 10
be- suitable manufacture Of glass The arses boats that
can tho James river snail its improved state can at all
times approach the island which will render desirable location
manufacturing establishment especially OF on US
the co aud iron region. The Island also abonnd
the for building puIposcsThs property IN
condition. readily be rented out Tor any
$500 For PARTICULARS apply to VI or
49, Eh n rsT-2aw,0 RicH'D REiSS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29
M4RGRaVE, .oinner Of he great ST. Ledger Stakes

Race Horse Stallion, imported Mas.sve the
the sire ivihan running well in the We-
viii seasSn my stable" sPoS 10 West
OF Hanovc Court House, and miles of Col e. r. Goodns a.
s the season sad sao insure 70 DC nd 81 the
ia every case will DO well fed for ~ s cents per
on Mare. with oai foaling and barren Mares bu, viii be re,
pon.bc for accidents Servants hoard aud good and
Masmvs is rich chestnut, without white, fully Feet
niche. high tno make Of mastery size and e1ccen. prGpor
aan any thorough bred America aud beauty enough to
a, most astdous nc mas SSSna sud his
any over IN hs region wAee nc mas
BY all good judges BY - tie ss' n s"s
bnne nnd size such transcendant power, he will
stock for di,ta"e bos from
sh. En. sSt ,us ogs better ''''
M wn The Criterion s,akcs IS subcrbera New Market and
second for The s 40 ese stss, the
s,ockbdse stakes, ST. the Gas
e9'sns 5 slss as IS at New Market ob,
He started for the Derby u an Ss
to smother Horse stable Tbs English Sporting M1sa
Mss; wa, not made bad all been running n Mar
grave been first aud Beram @ nson ,
he the s., Ledger and ought 10 have won the Derby en nc
YER performed since the year lSoo c,;,,. ,t
oa ddo could b. done by Pam hasaSs prOvd
ed they trained until 5or ys1t S DID, .o m
Maryravcs career very brilliant on the tu having won
travelled 10 miles In lohen. "iou'
.ny considering the soutness OF
with his srea, stride appears better 70
IIe met and best horses oil Ills year-spohs
Mugazne.) M ,;.,,, or ,ho 6,
Marrrave was got aucy, Of Ovc nncr o. inc -:
IedyeI and capital staion having covered u' or on.
Of Derby and OAKS the only time has been
of her me and own sister
prnm and Julia Phantom. Ovic got mas wnnc!
the Derby covering sa5 and sire Of Pra and fenPo
the Derby OzygeH winner Of the @
of tho ST. Ledger Sarpedon and many other good ones
Low cot Vera winner Oaks, Levaan, imp huey, MO-
loch and many others NJ 49,, g., ooh. c,rr
milo Horse son Comma the be Horse at any
day. and equal Stallion Of arg ags ms n
Ecn nv invpclble any ostance Heen
n,n; Kosanj by ATLANTA by Ma,chem Lass
n rho Sii by Oronoko Traveller Miss Mascle, BrmmcI Dek
cuIos This podisrec the essence OF good
@ md erfection rich fashionable and remarkable Tor inc
and Of all its crosses they bong the
four mile sort Priam argrars and arc
III from hs and gerry NEAR dstni anu 30 are
sire Ella Of the st. Ledger ana mnny
. ~ Tho hishcst character and Tho TWO hfs os
m I by any in tho pedigree and hSh claims to
ercnlIenee but farther proofs and moe particulars VIII oe
@ II only necessary for those who wish 20 rear 'he
.oE to see Margrave the public nc IS the oIte
one bnvc and Of ane appearance IN
hSe him better than any u 'A' '"f WM. L. WHITE.
| ,,,- 93-2nwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29

1HTESTHAM-R 4 T. GWATHMEY have en-.
wv gagged Mr. A. D. CARTER, 10 forward all robuc'
CO. and other produce, from Weslhan, which may. be
consigned em during the suspension OF the naVg1
t;on 10 Richmond Mr. Carter will be prepared TO shell
Ter and keep dry produce which may arrive al Westam
in bad weather.
g. T. G. take this occasion 10 say to such Planters
as send them their Tobacco by the Louisa Railroad
that Mr.. Staples, the agent at the depot here, VIII
n,omply forward i, to any Warehouse they may desig
nate and he will receive of The freight and drayage,
on The delivery of the Tobacco
March 20 lU2-2aw4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29
March "a

HlIE ola Daily of Mail Coaches Tor Charlottesville strun-
tom Warm, hot, White SULPHUR Red Sulphur, Sa SULPHUR,
Bu Sulphur Sulphur and Sweet Springs aud several other
watering places noe anaso Guyandoc Travellers wish
Ing either Of the nbove places will be particular
ia chilling old Stagc Office Eagc Hotel whore they VIII
furnished with tickets which will their Seats when they
Stauuton preference others going from Rich
Ikns Old Limo of Mail Coaches, sbull
where This will lie found be The cheapest,
BY THE pROpRIEToRS.
~ B-Thc Subscribers inform the Public, that the ubove
old Mail Line sill n successful opcaton that the fare
Ut which catends from Richmond to
distance oil nearly eighty miles, reduced Four Dcars
that making accomplish tho entire i be-
those places day ouy but that Extras BE- en-
poyed them travel pretty much al tho option OF their oGeu
pants BnfD Ei!oND'
IIoi.l Richmond Sn March 9th. lOJ-tf
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"a THOMAS RETCMIE.
TERMS OF THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
NJ The ESauiRER is patishcd three times ioees du.


NJ The ESaulRER is Published three times ,oeek ds
the session c State Legislature, and t1osec ioeeS
during the rest gf tas year :,,,,,,n,,.r,os
Five Dollars per cnxa and Three Dollars Tor SIX monlhs
a SUBSTITUTION, shall hereafter considered incurred
ID ADVANCE aud for years public unless OF
& Tor time, and psd os in advance iof that shot'e
S,e, when ordered - ..,, 49,, -,
sn subscriber raes paid in advances or satisfactory reer
nee % aad accessible person IN
xthon naynSnt fto. subscriber who Is unacquaintrd
conditions. single uansst may DC Sca'
Tas nane. Of s whose ability 70 pay may be
tho publisher, and who may remain @
ynsn wa. duo shall be the list Of suhseribes
(Rsssiaiozs tao EDITORIAL Correntloa Of 70
Those Resolutions are results Of The collective Wis
s,d tho bitter oxp,rcnco Of tho Editorial Coa OF Virginia.
IN, ASSEMBLED sehm"nd % The @
,s Pfcss recommend, and Own interests eqoe' a
81: 70 Iii, ose may be rcm,e per mall in good and
Bns notes OF the Edi,os he postage u on
Letters ss paa s M 10 tbs writer i, the post
ia extensive businsss, which operates Is se " 'p'"
the will pay nine papers, annually shall havo tho
tca:a srd;s
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
pl TIM, it be recommended to the Editors OF Newspapers
b-hout Commonwealth 10 publish at inc mead OF
for Advertising aud that they strictly adhere 10 the same
I that these prices be always SUCH as to give fair
s"rhe a''' GResosiios o. Editorial Convention
square lines less first insertion IS eents Tor
each continuance, Sd cents $50, -, 49,,
O,tS from must be accompanied win tue ADVANCE
NV or satisfactory references to iosurc execution
To;hcs who.s m may .nS 10 & ofsc pe cent,
All and Marriages from the country,
y handwriting unknown al this Office must be
Postmaster in the ne'ghborhood, or they
p n ~ else puhshcd(Every measue that has been taken
"a .vn quizzes has proved heretofore unaSa
Il, mist core, in such upon the Comun
oa bein BY the of hA Postma'te' r'ffsa on M
Sass Of the s:ter.J
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RFCHyWOVD,
KsENrrENrIARY sToRE-The Undersigned informs the pat,

KaENIrENTIARY sToRE-The undersigned informs The pat;
this public generally thal 'hce M
a, all times be found for so at the stor the street leading
fou the ain aayo. bridge the articles usually manu-
Pictured misunderstanding IN part OF tue olowihs
Kcrseys heavy clothing, osnaou!s jans ndsey'
blue donestic double bags and oIgsnS &C.,
shoes fine shoes and hoo Of
ell kinds wagons car,s dys whechnows OF all descriptions
cutting Knives OF he most approved construction re
and spikes different szo ana many
articles required by canal OF which are
both manufacture and material Care Is taken
he mauufacure of te.a quality nnd price he is certain
they may fairly compete with an" articles Of the Kind IN mar
fcu,c A. hr institutions executed according order
JAMES G. WATSON, Gen. dgi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29
H pri-es of $50. OOO, O,OOO! n

GT Prizes Of $3U,UUU, 3U,UUU u
Since January success IN selling Priz'si sianos
rnnarseled which warrants us continue the brilliant
series of schemes which have been The means OF enrich
inu so many of our patrons. We sincerely hope that
rood fortune will attend those who have not as YET expo
rienced it, and 10 success send orders early
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29
10 Grand Scheme: u
VirCiNia State Lottery,

For the benefit Of The Richmond Acfdemy. Class No
9 for 1898 To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, April Id.
1888. mn o,.o mn
50 prizes of OOO ~ prizes Of 5UO 20 prizes Of $780, l2
of 200, &c Tickets only $40.
certificate of package of Is tickets will be sent for
$3.50 Packages of halves and quarters in proportion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29
EsHGGEES'S
EICIsHMge and Lottery Office,

VIRGINIA.
BIG GER still bears the palm alone
ANOTHER CAPITAL OF 10000 DOLLARS SOLD AND PAID
AT Fortunes LoySGE!!!
Drawing of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, No =. Extra:
SO ~ 40 e. 40 80 IS II 70 60 40 36
Tickle, Nos d5 SO ~, the Capital Prize Of $4,000,
sold gentleman from The country, and paid usual
at sight, al Fortunes Home, BlGGERS Office.
10 7aotter Of BIG GERS best and aroritc Schemes!
GRAND CAPITAL $4,000 DOLLARS!
Tickets only $40
Virginia Petersburg Lottery, Class No. g. 10 be drawn
on Saturday, April 23d, 1888.
rs Number Lottery, and II Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Capi.als-l Of $50000, 10000 5000 1000,
5000, 2U00, l6l5, 10 of 900, $50, II of 500 &c &c
Tickets 10, halves s. quarters SO
U 10 80 45, the grand Capital of $50 900
q 30 81 do. do. 80, Quo
IL 20 80 Dc. do Do 10000
So 81 53 do. do 10000
And eight Capitals Of $4,000 each, are few OF The
lending Capitals sold and paid usual with BIGGER al
sight, The same good fortune and prompt pay await
all those who purchase their Tickets at BIGGER .. -
NJ Order. meet the most prompt attention. and IN al
cases the original (alunager's) Tickets and Shares VIII
be forwarded, consequently no, liable to any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at SIGHT the moment the drawings nre received
NJ Please address THO. B BIGGER,
March "a flO4-r1 Richmond, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29

yHyO THE PLANTERS OF TOBACCO.-The In
speclors at Seabronks Warehouse take this me-
,bod of informing their friends and the public generally
ba, they are prepared to receive STORE and when d.
reced SELL all Tobacco thai may be sent TO their Ware
house They pledge themselves to use every exertion
in their power 10 give satisfaction 10 all that may send
their Tobacco to lhem.-They will pay the Drnyage
from The Basin Depot and Dock on all Tobacco that
NAV be sen, to them for SALE
Notwithstanding the base falsehoods that have been
circulated by interested persons, TO njure The Ware
house. we can assure the Panters that we can and are
selling Tobacco for good prices either Of The other
Warehouses As an evidence of the fact, Tobacco
sold at eabrook last year for SI3 so per hundred the
highest price that obtained in Richmond We hope
ha, 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 on all Tobacco sent 10 us
CHAMBERLAYNE & BURCH,
March 6 [96-2aw2m] Inspectors.