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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12
GARDEN SEED,
w,pp .yTrD FRESH AND GENUI.

WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
WHOLESALE Asp RETAIL
A RTiCUOKE--Grren Globe
- ASPARAGUS-Giant or Dntch
BEANS-argc and small Lima, Scarlet Runners Red Cram
berry
SNAp EEANs-Eay China, Early Yellow Paris six weeks,
Refugee 900 q one Red Marrow, Early M"haws
BEEr-Eativ Blood rurnp Rooted Yellow do, Long Blood,
Yellow and White French, Sugar, Mangel Wurzel
BRocOlL-Pu:ple and White $780,. !,
Ba,ter,ea Late alersca Dutch Dumrad Large Bensen,
Dmmhead Savoy, Curled savoy, Red Dutch
CAtIIflOW ER-Early aud Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CELERY-Nhitr Solid
cARRorLons Orange Long Scarlet Early Horn' Altering
ham
CRESs-rurled Peppergrass c,.,
CuCuMBER-Eary Frame, Early Cluster Long Green Cher
kin for Picking
CORN Early Sugar, Early Tuscarora
ENDIxE..;reen Carried
Kal.E-Green Curied Scotch Rape
LEEk-l.arce Scotch ~,
LEIrUCE-Roya White Head, Ice, Brown Dutch, Early
Curlet Slcsa, White and Green Coss
WATER MEI.ON-Fnest kinds
MEL0NS-Green Ciuon Nutmeg, Pine Apple
NASTCRTlIM-
MuSTApD-Wh,c Medicinal aud Brown
oNIoN-Si!ver skin. Yellow Dutch, Early Red
Charlton Pussian Dwurf Aarrowat Bishops Dwarf Pro-
life
oKRA-
PEPPER-Cayenne and Squash
PARSNiP-Lnng White, Gurnsey or Dutch
PARSLEY-Fine Curled
RHUBARD-Uniuated for Tarts ,,....
RADDSIl-Iong Scarlet. Short Top Long salmon, "hi'o
Turnip, Red Turnp, b ack Spanish
SALslFY-or Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
sQUAsIl-Eary Bush Orange warted Yellow Crook Neck
TOMATO-Larce Red and Yellow -, -,
TuRNip-Whte Flat Dutch, Red TOP Large English nor
folk Ruta Baga
FLOWER SEEDS and BrLBoUs Roors-s large s ss,ort
Fab ea Oft
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NEW SPRING my GOODS.

WE have received schooncrs Manchester Richmond
complete assortment of Spring nos bought principally al auc
tton with money, prices much below former season
whoh are offered wholesale and etail at moderate ADVANCE
They are IN part follows
Extra suprrhne French and English Cloths and Cassime
Medium and low priced do do
Plan, ribbed, da cuna and plaid Gamlroons
llrap lie Ete, Grape Canhlcis and Alpaca Cloths
Heavy brown and white linen Drills aud canvass do
large assortment of heavy Dngs for aborers and
house servants-lndieo blue
Satin, cashmere. v,lruiia and Marseles vestngs
Extra super black and blue black homhazinss
Rich figured and striped Foulard and other figured Silks
Extra rich French aud English MuSlins and Lawns
A choice assortment of tiinghams, trem 9d Ia Is.
Hartman's and other French Prints and jacones
BLACK and assorted Mode colo NJ de- LANES and Chaleys
Every qualify of English aud American Prints
Large aud small size ltt Shaws andAerchefs and Scars
DO. embroidered, silk satin aud Grape TO- do.
Cumhric Jaccnet, Null. Swiss and NansooS Muslins
Checked, striped and dotted tarlton Muslin and Nett
Plain and figured fancy Nets, in great variety
Thread and liSle, Iaices, Edsines and Imsert;ngs
Pain e,stchd and bordered thread cambria Hand
kerchefs
aud Hose all coors, qualities and prices
Gtniicnen's silk and cotton half hose, do do
Ladies' embroidered six and file, nett Gloves and Mitis
aud ren,lrrnns supp kid silk and Isle thread TO-
Miss. SILK and cotton Hose and Gloves
White black mixed and lead coloed cotton Hose, for servants
Corded skirts and Victoria Robes, all prices
Table Cloths, Napkins and lackabuck
Blis'ey Diapers, Silincs Dow las and Crash
French, bordcr,d and ruged Towels and Haokns
aud A fine brown linen Barlaps and Tioslenburgs
silk and Gotten lilndanna and flag 'landkercheis
SIk aud cotton Umbrellas aud Parasols
She'll tuck aud side Combs, huTao do.
Supr. cause, flannel and bishop Iawr
White aud colorcd and 81 India Mating
Zephyr wors;cd, Pas, Needles, Stocks and Bosoms
Bonnet and cap Ribbons, Sewing Silk and Frnges
aud complete assortment of bleaced and brown Do
mestic> Sheetings and Shirtings
oznahur.s Ticking Checks, Drilnrs &C. &C., &c
Unusual pains have taken procure the best
sorted stock Spn. Goods have had and the hest
terms country merchants and families and country
call ey will hnd choice variety aud at very low
p''''S' ''''' '' VALENTINE, EREEnEN & CO.,
hate Buildings, street, Shoekos mn
Ami. N9-lm
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March II

EXPORTED TRUSTEE will stand The ensuing AT my
stable Spring Grove Hanover county Virginia eighteen miles
Junction Of Richmond, Frederick and Potomac and
send Mares with scy, within few days travel, either
from the extreme South q North
Trustee Is good resui sorre fill feet inches and de-
cidedy powerful ard we'll poportrned horse ever
sawand has proved himself sure foa .eiier lie
was let to snu thin. mares made
Island failed prove in falkland since, max
other he equally successful He the sire Of
the celebrated Fashion, that cannot be bought nj This
for less than s5O9o Fanny Green, for less than STOOD
Tyler and other COLI; bought by Mr. renbrook when three
old, aud almost unne at Si and col" owned by Mr..
w. Livingston of the dam of oa cannot br purchased nr
high figure any other blood stock III the United STATES ana
what M fact colt Of lis ret that has been
tried what makes promises IN h. horses
Trustee distinguished horse in England and sold,
years old for 2) To the Duke Of Cleveland
subsequently imported nv Messrs Ogden C"rhn q Stockholm"
better Judge. stallion. One o the above named gentle
me few days ago that 4 was opinion, po;'-
cross and Ioer that he ought 10 rank at this time
with the imported into America. lie was iac
in 1890 and nv Cani"n out &" Enma y Nh!skor ana
combines the blood Of IIemes 3o and Sir Peter on s Dam
shnyc the side of his SIRE Trustee Is not chance horse
In ,d,inn n other winners of his family IN 1885, his
Their unds the Derby m lbs subscribers, and was win
ner II would take entirely TOO much space f an al
rerfarmanees, for which see TUT Register Spirit
Times published time backnot knowing Tie exact date
readers the particular numbers In his hand
bills intend 10 have printed aud circulated every pacu
shall he stated IN iull
Trustee will stand cash. the which is only hall
the gentlemen who engaged mares 10 hun eH
pec,ed pay This Arrangement will suit those who intend "a
nav and who might send HAT intend
10 pay 10 great injury Of thr Of Stations have At
this something ike 81 900 due aud Is with difficulty
collect dollar 80 II viii he distinctly understood
those who send Trustee, that mol left with him, VIII
money the time, and those that remain the cash mus
when they taken away Will be expected IN eac
case To Mares left with the horse shall he well al
tended TO- fed, ;3 day and they mol
returned in "A condition when they leave when received
I'm make no charge board Cob Walter Livingstone of New
York Trustee, would not let me have linn uness
was add, Ionnets UBue, Kate
Kearncy Archy and other that have brought sevc
raj COLTS eac horses proved In BE- nothing III compare
son To the they had from Trustee. WM l.. WHITE
Spring Grove, Hanover, Dec. 18th, ls4l
ST LEDGER the full brother Ariel Lance, O'kel'ey &c
will stand David Mills Stable this Spring, the count,
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u,RUSTEE'S SALE OF Landry virtue Of deed Of Trust,
executed the undersigned, az Trustee by VIM $ John
son. h day of January 1885, and recorded ~
the Clerk. Office Of King William 10 secure certain honhs
in deed mentioned and for the benefit of William Johnson
deceased shall SELL public auction, and for ready money
uness agreed by the parties Interested on Friday
the ooh day Of April between the hours OF II and o'clock on
the Tract Of Land situated on Pamunkey RI
yer the county King William and containing abon eighty
ak nes Selling Trustee shall only convey the title vested
in me by said deed. .,r.o,,
.u. ll0-wtds
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ROOTS. SHOES. TRIINKs. nLACKING. &c.. &c.

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, BI.ACklSG, &C., &c.
ny different packets nm Philadelphia and Boston, we have re
~ eeyrd The greater portion of our Spring supply Of BOOTS
all the fashionable styles ladies', ccnlemenS, misses
boys and cldens Boots Shoes aud slippers which, we have
Virginia. regards fashion, workmanship and quality Vein
tend To sell at the smallest possible adrGacf for cash. or TO pnncnd
merchants and others, assuring hem that nothing on our pa
shall he wanting give general satisfaction m low prices and
attention 10 their interest viii merit it, Among our assortment
may be found the following, namrly ;,,,rr
censmens superior eakin and dress 2ools,Ies'
DO ,uf, c,, 40. DO do 40 ''"e' ma
Do. medium and low priced calfskn and seal sewed do
Do. very handsome and good pump perged do
DO. superior caskin and Navy Shoes and Boot
Do. do do do. low quarered shoes-do
Do. do. do. Bootees and Navy Shoes other
Do" do kn,kn nG 9., and Shoes s,,o ,,,. 8,
10. do. buckskn Shoes and Slippers
Do. aud sealskin Slippers
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' superior French and Md walking Sboes-Mc
Do do: % do. Dc" Sa TpS' shoes"dy
ans and Others
Tics-Ryans and others
DO. DO. cuofed and morocco do
Do. white salin and white kid do
DO. caf,kiu and sealskin walking Shoes
Do. buckskin Shoes and slippers
~ S' FOR WOMEN
w
do. sewed and pegged Boots
Do. leather and roam Slippers, very cheap
DO fine do and walking Shoes heels and springs
Do. common do. and morocco sc Slippers, extra sizes
FOR MEN.
Mems thick unbound peggrd and scwed BcGans all qualities
Do. lined and bound do. de. no.
Do do. do DO. sizes
~. do. do. Shoes, all qualities
Do. do. do d. sizes
Do. extra do do KIP BroEahs
DO. cheap pcsgcd and sewrd Boots
For BOYS
Boy fine calfand kipskin Bootces and Shoes
Do. do. cafssin Boots
Do. lined and bound pcggcd and sewed Broeans
Do. thick, unhoind, do. do do
Youths fine calf and kipkin BootrcS and Shoes
FOR MISSES.
Misses superior ,css aud salAn oo!sci.y make
DO. do. d.. walking shoes do.
DO. do. do. KID I}uskin5
10. do. Slippers
Do. do. rolored morocco do.
Do. fine leather lIouces aud Shoes
FOR CHILDREN
Ch,ldren'S Superior aud sra>hIn Bno'ecs
10. fine nj her Boots and Shoes, pump solts
10. wrltcd dr. do.
DO. common and leather Boots ana Ankle lies
fresh supply splendid Leather Travelling Trunks, Nace
or Hand Trunks beautiful Carpet Bags, Sea'SSn ana haif
Trunks, Shoe 1liead Elekns, Shoe BRUSHES &c
j. T. WATKINS & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Boots, shoes Ifaveiih.
Trunks Cafpe; Bags, Samuel Puine! : Ola STAND,
Opposite the Ruins Eacle Hotel.
Ap! llo-ft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

x,yv pE CLIFFORD MOSS Ar1osSKr Law, will prae.
w tse in the Superior Inferior Courts of Richmond a'
fIenrieo. ,.., 4, ,,-,,,,c;pe
IN cases OF bankruptcy, collections &C., &c Wnen an eAaa
ton surveys patents, deeds wills caveats or otnef
NAV i've renuired remittance cover fees &C.
should invariably be mHde ,,r-
ofcetnver West Pakinsons Hat Store, noa the be''
Main street, Richmond Va. a., ~.
March 22nd. E42 "'"
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pINFORDs, BACON 4 BASKERVILLE. are this morning in

DlNFORDS, BACON 4 BASKERVILLE are this morning IN
ID receipt III their entire Stock #
SPRING DRY GOODS
which, having purchased much below prices heretofore PAID
for similar goods viii offered ,unciua customers AID cash
dealers such cannot fail 10 sure sales
The attention classes u purchasers - particularly
invited of stock as We VIII o1e lhc
such handsome styles OF Goods as thcy nave rate OF
perhaps before. met wili
Rithm nd March.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1912

lhohaS CHARLES ELLIS have in Store their full
- supply of Foreign and Domestic Staple and Fancy DRY
winch they enabled to offer country merchants
ana Others al unusually low prices.
With The view extending their business In HARDWARE and
uLhhf they have recently added their stock in this de
Pdhie very considerably ad present assortment
evrIy way deiraic VIII found the usual variety
Seeis, Metals, shovels Hoes Scyhes Sckle Axes Edge
TOOLS, screw Paies Wremciies, Iron Wire. Locks achcs,
springs Hinges Butts Screws, Naii, Bells, Buttons, Britannia
Wares Block Tin Wares, Hollow Wares Mills, Anvi.
lsers, baces and Bis, Candccks Curry Combs Guns sad
die,y &C. &e which they invite the of the
Apr5 ll0-tlM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

rI,KOY FEMALE SEMNARi.-In this Institution the school
wear consists weeks, divided of ~ weeks
NJ the first Wednesday of March, NJ the
close If of weeks; the OTHER coninendn.
the third Wednesday September the close of which Is va
! cation al TWO weeks
The charge for and hoard, with all the neccSsaes con
nerted herewith 5000 IN additional charge -
made ornamental branches o. female etl
caion-or fixed preferred $500 annun,
and ir the pupil entitled all the advantages o the
stiution.
Pupils may period Of the and required TO
nav frou The time al entrance.
This furnishes all possible facilities for thorough
and ornamental education. The principals
| assisted b. eighteen professors and teachers.
u lectures annually delivered ~ probes
sors on Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Geology Botany, Aslra
Uony Conc l,uloay and Execution.
The furnished with library valuable apparatus
for illustrations, aud experiments the Natural well
minerals and Shells maps, charts globes,
des
The department under the charge of Professor John
Edwards. A. NJ who the o uniting
thorough o both the French and English languages,
being English family and horn Paris and educated IN
the Polytechnic School The rapid Of his pupils affords
the evidence of hi1 superior abilities teacher
which every made fer their y>cal education,
and the pros their and morals They occupy
private ronis each, the Of The fourteen female
aud that Of experienced being oe OF
the young ladies.
advantages Of this institution ic result Of the
lated the twenty Of rs onward
Circulars containing particular information be obtain
application Principals John H. Willard and Sarah H.
Willard, Troy, y. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

a. VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE RrcHMoNp FER 7th, 1912.
Ii in- ri resolution adoprd by the General Assembly OF
-n'a, on ie ih day Of February 1872 do hereby give
70 al persons having claims the Stale of virginia Tor
uary land bounty, their heirs assigns To present the
W aagsinien, before the Isl day Of March, 1919 or such
} forever thereafter be considered and held 10 he VOID,
The claims Of such officers and soldiers were returned 10
"i Of Var the close Of the entitled 10 land bounty
:. H. PARKER, Reg. H. OHee.
t-a.
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April )

NIOIlCEThe Franklin Manufacturing Company have APP
~ pointed Maddox their Agent who VIII be furnished al
his Store doors below the Rank Of Virginia. with large
supply of all the Of Writing Paper made AT heir NM
Fooscap a,cap, packet post and letter Paper all hc h
Will sell and retail such prices cannot tan 10
sas, pgc. City aud merchants and citizen: oi
the Siae generally respectfully invited 10 examine hrs >ock
their interest Ia encourage domestic mann
features RICHARD WHITFIELD, President.
nr, i2-u
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THE Ses Of the of Norfolk Nansemond Princess
Anne brunswick, Duwrldic, and t;rcensvie; King aud
cuecn kmg William Gloucester, Ma thcws and MidileseN;
Fuyauna Louisa aud noyer louduun and Fan
fax Allc.l,anv BAH, Po:ah"nta>, and Roanoke
Brooke Ohio TYLER aud Marshall: kan,wa, Mason cael 10
aud Jackson and the Mayor of the TO
rough of Norfolk viii notice, that elections 10 he held at
Their Court houses and other places designated by law for holding
elections on the Thursday in Ap,il choose Senn
tors respective districts In the next General As
sembiv H. HaNSroRD, I. D.
March ooh, lsio. lost
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Philauihropie IL.lI, L'nirersity Of " {.

THE HON JOHN MASON has accepted the appointment
of the hauthropc Society, 10 drvcrthe Annual Address
before Literary Societies of the University o North Caro-
lima Wednesday, the ; Of June, the day preceding COM
mrncement W. 5. MULLINS,
]. J. 81 MMERELL
J. b. NY Frs,
Committee ri Correspondence
llU--M
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ll0-tllf

'INo MY COUNTRY cuSrOMEkS.-lhe subscriber has sold
on ms entire stock Of Boo,s, Shoes Trunks, ScHe is
anxious 10 settle his would therefore those
that are Indebted either by hond, account to
come or send BY tile first opportunity and settle y odong
they WI conier favor always m found al the store
Of j. L. " Watkins < Co.. oppos,c.,he Ruins Eag,e Hotel
SAMUEL pETNEY.
March G6-tlai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

W c5hcrs Inform their friends aud customers, that they
rccejyn. Ier Spring Stock al Goods embracing all
Woo" fur, six, ic.horu, panama aud palm Teal hats
a Htt. and Tuscan onncs, win n vii he sold al
"e' fr,ai prices Responding with the times
, JNO THOMPSON x co.
'ay. q l06-6w
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fRo-pe>ng 20 wind my business a. " General 7s'nt
e Fcat,nary speedily possible, most respectful
' those who indebted 10 settle their accounts
Hw clos. this without rendering 10 nv late patrons
ANS which hereby do for The patronage extended To me-
sf- IN lilll street opposite The Custom House.
JAS. &. WATSON, late .4sem p HitentGry.
-Ach Eth. 1872 l03-2aw4w
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR .aPRH, 1872.
S30.000
VIRGINIA MONoNGAI.IA LOTTERY, Class E, for eia Ia
be drawn al Alexandria Va saturday, tue 10Th April, l6i!
Sper4i Scheme.
prize of s l"s" a5 p PRICE OF Of sa sSoS
COJp 81 you
Tickets slo-lla a! SMo"l1's,s g So e,, On
p De-" do do. {; Quarter aa'' DO Do. % 9
s35,OoO $4,000.
VIRGINIA MoNoNGAIfA LOTTERY, No 90 Extra, TO he
determined y Union Lottery Class M e. for lsa 10 he drawn
at Alexandria D. C., Saturday, the I'd of APRIL lsi2
Brilliant Sracm,.
n,z-or sa;nDol prizes of sla5O
/ 400 1Wj
Ccog % 1909
5'o0o 20 500
3,0N &c. &c
"a number Imirry-li drawn ballots.
Tickets slO-Iiav,s sJ-ttnarters 81 so. .
Certificates of Packages o: - Wn.le Tickets, Sl3o oo
p BE-" d. d. % Quarter do. % 80
100000 Capital.
VIRGINIA EEsBuRG LOTTERY, Class E, for lsi2, 10 be
Alexandria, Va, on Saturday. the 31'h OF April 1871
Scheme.
! p"1eof s1 1sSSS : prizes OF sI,s sS
5000 ) " $50
?C0O 900 500
Tickets sio-iIavo< s. Quarters 81 So
Certificates OF Packages of ;. Whole Tickets, SD NO
pn ln. ~ Half de. % M
D"' do. 81 Quarter do. - 50
H. Far Tickets and Shares Certificates Of Packages i'll the
above Splendid I.,iteries-tddfcss .
J. C. GREGORY K CO., .Nan0g,rs Richmond, Ia
Drawings sent Immediately after they 10 al! " o order
ahoge. mo :,
March - Ioo-lu
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IN ENTAIL SURcERY.-1lr Undersigned, having located
~ nancnly in cmond respectfully invites the attention Of
ladies and Dental operations performed, To
his large and chnicc of nc0unThc Teeth and 10 his
method of insertion gold plate .by atmospheric
springs clasps pivuts, fitted accurately
iur figure ende The closest scrutiny III drecllon
and nearly all perfectly useful nlascdion lie viii
perform all necessary operations the Teeth, both fo their
beauty and preersann Office Main street, few doors be-
Tie Exchange Tank K. " HUDSON.
Recrenees-Nil!iam = Pumer D. D., General rceram Or.
nr DR.. ncacnbiomsh General Peyton Dr. Il. G..
| t,aIel, and sidney :. Baxter Esq
| March 9S-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

M ARiON r sire o John iont, cymon, Virginia Cary,
W. Maria West. dam of Wnsronc Miss Belt, T. A.. Francis
Marion Susan Lindsey American Citizen and other wnners
having recenv arrived from Alabama will stand Pngi
Plantation in Northampton county, n. c. five mites below Gas
h'ren miles riel sixteen Ia the town of Halifax,
irrru jackson, twenty five Warenion, and sill
de- sevrny-ve dollars, dollar cash 10 The
every pnsuiac with fine
gratis Mares well fed forty per day. Every
recantnn will be taken prevent accidents escapes hut
liability for Marion served than p tho
rough bred whilst other distinguished stations have had
their - 60 The dams Of John Bount, Cymun, Fir
gina Cary, As. Belt r. A. Francis Marion and American ii
zen distinguished Stations, yet the above named
horses by Marion, the best colts nl their prodnce and
whenever good him, he il 10 get horse
of the fis JOHN VI. MOODY
Noun, Forcsi, Northampton ~ C., March 1872 9S-sw
EGRO HIRING &c.- shall To hire ont Servants,
sell Produce, and collect Debts in this city and the adJUn
ing counties, including the Of Petersburg.
ROBERT HILL,
Office Cross Street, by Ben Tarern.
Richmond Der OH C2-u
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= Al o,rcs and Marriages from the country, whenever
, hand W at this office must be autien
tie endUtSapn utie Postmaster IN the nei.oorhood
taken n;U>ion and qIiGzsS has proved hereto
4,n.We must, therefore. insist IN such case upon
certified b the al the Postmaster
On 5a-s o. iie ifttsr.i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

P@'NIING lNk-We shall have constantly hand full
1y Of Johnson DuTants hes; Printing Ink, At moderate
enquirer Office, March 10, Isi2. 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

J. e. GREGORY IL Co., Managers,
Office on Mann ID our Loa, Slam and IAN streets,
Eicuxo>p, tIEuiNIA.
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."hNFAN EoHfRTSuN. ATTORNEY Law, will attend
ne Superior and 0uattery Courts Of the City Of Richmond
"enco, and the Courts Of Chesterfield, Powhaan and
= oece the Of J. D. Abbot, corner Of and a,h
Na'chlo ,oo-o,wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

The, lave now ON hand and cr for sale, Circular Saw
VITA power complete, Pace's pan capable OF
feet OF plank day Being possessed Of the pat
the manufacture OF The above Mills they VIII he pleased
ye orders Also hand aud Tor sale, Steam
:hr>. each Of l. Is, and IL horse power.
HImoul. April eth lsi2 Him
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BENJAMIN MARSHALL, President.
Jnns u. WILLARD, Secretary.
Mayor aud Recorder of Troy, Tx OIicio
Benjamin Marshall, John d. Willard
Stephen Warren, Robert d. Sliman,
Richard 7. Hart, James Wallace,
Jas. Wan. Schuonhover lie Roy Muwry,
John Paine, Griffith p. Griffith,
George b. Warren, John T. Cushman,
Thomas Cloves
1O3-3tn
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tNtESlrY OF vIRGINlA.The Char Of Mathematics in
> Institution having become vacant, by the resignation
sr sylvester the Board Of Visitors proceed TO fiji The
,h.s AZ their annual meeting the Isl of July next.
cations should be addressed 10 Dr Gcssner Harrison
AMMAN Of the Faculty. University Of Virginia.
49,. w. II. WOoDLEY, Proctor Z. Of Ia.
1t-u y 1872. ll0-tlJy
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ST LEDGER the full brother Ariel Lance, OKeey, &e
will stand David Mills Stable this Spring. the county
Of Albemarle miles North Of Charlottesville. w. H. W.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

ID ICflARISON 4 co. receiving their Spring supply
IL of DRY GOODS consisting o the usual variety Foreign
aud Domestic articles adapted the season. which they offer for
sale moderate terms.
| April lc9-tt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

\ PROCLAMATION.
l. h.EEhS, vacancy hath occurred in the Senate O! this
~ STATE rs The resignation Charles J. Faulkner. Esquire
senator district composed OF the counties Of Rcfkeley
& md hampshire the Shenif of the SAID counties there
~ To ioid elections IN Then respective counties On ilc
@ Thursday IN the reseG. month, tor Senator iur the said
'f't, 10 M the ,arancy aforesaid.
'tu Gud-t hand Lieutenant Governor acting Go
Vernon pursuance If 1.-THE Constitution, and under tho
~ lesser seal OF The Communicable al Kicmond this sixth
o.: Of April, in the year ls42 -
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