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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14

Statement No. |. exhibits in n full and condensed
form, under appropriate heads, the whole nmoun. of .e-
reip,s ard disbursements, icF monies pad into and out
Of Inc Treasury. during thc fiscal yea, b. o Gers AID
warrants issued from the Office oi the Auditor oc Public
Accounts.
Statements Nos. . end ), exhibit IL like manner, and
Tor enn,a period. tie fail receipts and G:bufscmeu:s.
on scconni Of ne Literary Feaa sud OF the Board Of
Pnii-e woke, by oflT anli warrants i.saed fEcin the
aiTce 81 ;I,c SrconA Auditor.
Statement .Eo 4,r&h,o,t3 IL dsia,l the particular state
OF tie Te5sury AT The term Ga,joa of each quarter OF
The fiscal year.
In statements Nos. ) and 6, is exhibited The cond ton
of tie Washington Monument Fund, and the Cincin-
na.i Society Fund, during and al the close of the fiscal
year.
Nothing has haea paid into the Treasury during the
fiscal year on account OF the Northwestern Turnpike
road. The sum Of one huadre3 and fourteen dollars
fctty.fve cents, has been paid ont 10 contractors on ac-
count OF const.uctio on OF the road, and two hundred aud
twenty-five dollars, in quarterly payments, for salary
IL the clerk OF the Board which amounts, deducted
from four hundred and three dollars i~ifiy-lhree cents,
the balance on hand Il; he commencement of Tie year,
leaves in the Treasury on tie 1T dsy ii October, lSi3,
SIX y-four dollars and eight ce:.is, al the credit oil Tie
Nc-h~estcrr Trsg2k2 toad.
The sum Of ssvett.en hundred and ni1ety-six dol
le:s t.ty-tGc cente was received on account II the Con-
y, gs;outts o. tie S.aaiag T:ld nom he Board o. i'ub
lie Works N Mach 'asi, bci!r IL Interest due is, j.
ruarv, Isis, Oh : ne S;oci, Standing in this name on
lie boots Of The Second Auditor, ~hioh amount was
IN the same dav invested IN a further pnIchase OF State
st ,ck, in the name and for The benefit Of Ibis fund -
A snail balance of eight dol,at fifteen cents remained
IN he Treasury on tie Isl day of Cc.oGcr, lS!3, a The
credit OF the Commissioners Of The Sinking Fund.
The bonds given bv the Treasurer tor HE sam of
three hundred and EUtg thousand do'l1se, borrowed
f,on Inc Banks @. ih;: C.rlmouwval IL. to NEE. the
l. !ic;encies cf The Treasury, - particularly sfa.ed il
he LIST annual repor; from this department, were
promptly taken IL, AID pad At maturity, on r:eseDia.
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D,moerot;e Meeting IN Charlottesville.

There was en- adjourned meeting Of The Democratic
Republican held in The Court House on Monday, 10
near and receive the report ard resolutions OF The coui-
mi,,ee appoint d at the last Court. Majnr Pollard pre-
sided, and Peter Carr acted as Secretary. Messrs.
Leake end Randolph reported a preamble and resuiu-
tons, which the meeting unanimously adopted, and or
iered to be published, but in consequence OF the great
length Of the Governors Message, sc are compelled 10
pos zone for a ictter wrtk
The meeting appoint d 10 delegates 10 attend the
Legislative Convention in Richmond.
Gen. Gordon heir called upon for 4 speech, complied,
in a b:ief aud pert nent enc upon the gfea' issues m
volved in The approaching Presidential election ANNA :
ing to the Democracy. Mr. Lsake was also called or
and addressed The meeting III n happy and exh!hraiing
strain upon the same subject. We were pleased to
see the coun;enances of The old Democrats brighten up
AT the proceedings md speeches on Mo"day; IT pre-,
sayed more prosperous t mes for the Democracy ana
The triumph cf the cause IN cid Abe The wings
were evidently disciplined, for insttad OF seeing or
hearing any angry contefton among me Deinoc'nt'
about wh, was the best man to be run by them Tor M
Presidency, they found Us all, Ivan Buren,, Calhoun,
Buchanan, Cass ard Johnson men, united as one man
upon principle, with our arm,r buckled on, ready 10
battle against a Bank, a Protective Tariff, Distribution,
Assumption of The State debts, Henry Clay and Tie
Wing party.-[C hariottGsriHs Jtftrsonian.
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10000
~ r,,m,,s, E,nk of Va. 1000
The Bank &c Virginia, e.'ocooo
Ire braGch of do. at Lynehbnr., ioivp
ue w. A. =, NorfcIk. 5,0G0
do do Al Petersburg, 1909
ne "' :" - $4,000
=. r,.h,r.o g,,k NJ VII. inia, $1,000
49, hranrh ~ Ia =; ,ic::.ond, 5000
'de bs""o VI 80 - s5 mo
r,om INC ra,mfrs' Bank Of Va,
ne eaas Of the Valley IN Virginia,

The Common ta'th's Bcrds given i"r these several
amounts. have been cancelled and received every SKY
DAYS. rnm the time they were first exec"t d, IN one
dirncs toihe I, qutrent ms Of Tie act, ana ty a sapP't'
mental act. ams nd tory thereof, passed eth February
IS.2. the loans are made payable on the 10TH instln.
Under authority of an act passed 2oh March, le4l
entitled "an act relative 10 tie Stats guarantee OF
CERTAIN bonds Of Tie james River and kanawha som
many" tho Pr sidrnta and Directors nf the James h,Ve'
ana Kanawla Company returned 10 this Office, IN Ne
icemhe. las, toods Of the Company, having the o'a'e
ousIan,ee, To. the amount of one hundred and etgh'
thousand eight hundred pounds sterling, (SiS3.53 . 3d.
10 &c cance He'd, ana TO receive the Stat : guarantee on
:, i her b .Dds of h, 50 d Company, Issued III The cuFfeh-
cy Of the Unlted Stat 5.
In pursuance Of the directions given TO The Ttlasu,ef
Of the Commonwealth in said act, have caoce!ied 'ht
Safes guarantee, on oil o. the sterling bonds d'hyereo
10 me. and have undcrwritten the gna'ant c OF 'le STATE,
on other bonds of the SAID company, issued IN CONFORMITY
to the act Of the 23d oil March, eighteen hundred and
thirly-aine, and payable 10 The currency OF The onl'ea
States, 10 The amount of the sterling bonds so returned
aud Jailed as aforesaid, less The one hundred thousand
dollars required to be cancelled and retained by the 81
section of the act passed 18th March, ie32, entitled ian
act authorizing n loan to Tue James i''Vef and ha"a"-
ha Company"
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
+. Nj. LAWSON, Treasurer
of the Commonwealth
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u NoTiCE.-Ry order Of the Union Total Abstinence asso'
cialitn of The city If Richmond, The FIRST THURSDAY in tie
month # February next has been ap!ninicd fur ha!iInga state
Temperance Convention IN the city Of Richmond, 10 winch all
The Sncietr.s in the Commonwealth as earnestly requested 10
send delegates.
af IL is hoped that these selected Will b. prompt IN their attend
aIcc.
Guesteti 10 forward, f;ee Of postage. 4 LIS; 10 the undersigned.
MICAJAH BATES, Chairman.
% Tho Editors of Ill Political, Religious and other Journals
in the State, are respectfully selected 10 give this notice two or
three Insertions, aS the nay means Of communicating tie desired
Information In the friends Of the cause.
Uac o 61-3t
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.rnYr & co.'s NFFICF.

Endsr ic H.cssace Hce, Richmond, IrrTai:.
FE0IT l. co. beg leave IGo,t respectfully 10 call tie attention
IL nf persons ia the ruantry in wahtu: money 10 their splendid
Schtncs foT december. 1873, u be found hc'ow; and, on n careful
~ ,usal, lAey feet satisfied thar cy-iy one in want Of money vii
forthwith .tsIosc sninri hing !nT = s;n-i- tickle; or package ~ some
nf The beautiful sseicha< OF scltcics offered IL iIcu. II. & Go.
still bear that T,pitsiion, ~ l"ns cS.ahishca, fer selling BG
PRIZES. our :avoti:c LOTTERY tor Iec-Ihcr is he Ss9t00, 10 be
sir, and all your friend, aad, in return, we feel coniidrr, !a,
Your remttauces viii pore Profitable g. you. Please addFeSs
u. ". f0iT & CO, Richmond.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. 80, will be dawn De,
cembei iCth.
300, 10 p,izes If 81 .0U0, &c, &c.
Whole Tickets :l1-sha.cs in proportion.
a certificate of n package of - whole tickets in the shove will
be sent for Siju-shars in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 80, draws Pee. -.
Ccpta,s-sa5.c00 i0,Co0, 5000, 1900, 1850, 1900, 10 prizes o.
Tickets sl0-CG nos, Is drawn.
a certificate of a package If - whole tickets in The above viii
he sent for SIn0-siia,es in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 81, draws 3@h Der:
CaTtas.-S39.G0o, ln,Gol, 5000, $500, 5000, 1850, $50, :
prizes Of ,5co, y prizes Of 1909. &c.
Tickets sl0-shlr,s in proportion.
a certificate Il . pIcsacc of 90 whole tickets III the above Lot
terry wall he sen. :cg 3'3s-sha;cs in proportion.
lOYT Z co. sell 1icke;s IN all iotisries advertised by J. g.
Gregory & Co., aad on the same terms.
Nov.l 5-wtd
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NJ PASSENGERS in the United States Null Brig
%iiayne, sailed from Charleston, S, G, on the fist De
ceuber for Havana, Cuba:
NJ Alex + Taylor, Lady and = chiltren and servant.
MIS-. james Lindsay from Albcmarie County, Va Mr.;
Henry Alexander and Lady, Of Un,on, NJ 'nroe Conn'y
Virginia; DR. Mnupin, Lady and Mss wilson. Of Al e
marie, Va; Mir. l. Lindsay, charlottesville, Virginia;
Miss Ross, Miss Z Hopkins, Mss Jen'ier, Of BALI
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35-2am6m
WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY

AiFf WV -aAhF A%iDs
THE Trustees would inform the public, thai Mr.. sidney L.
L Dem;on has recently been appointed TO take charge at tbs
Institution, ana that the scholastic year will commence nn the
goth of January next, and close On the 2Oth Of December, with Il
yacaii1n of on month, II take place IN June aud July.
There will hr 4 male and female department. the former undo
the direction Of Mr.. d., the latter under that Of Mrs. denton, IN
separate and distinct apirlments. The course Of Studies VIII EN-
brnre inc various branches Of n thorough English Education, to-
gether With the Latin, Greek ard French languages.
IN relation 10 the qua!iEc atoms, &c, Of the individuals who
have hsen placed nj the head Of this Seminary, the highest re
commend ition that the Trustees can give them is, thai they pos
sess The advantages oi many years successful experience in thcr
profession, both in and ont OF Virginia.
The recent improvements made in The Academy buildings will
enable the principal 10 accommodate with entire convenience and
comfort some fifteen hoariers. Board and tuition S12i per an
nGn, with Il deduction of 20 per cent for payment IN advance.
TEEas-For Reading. Wiling and the raiinhen,s OF Arithnie-
tic, Geography, English Grammar and aiodt IN Iii>t,: ~, $50
The higher branches of English Science, viz: Algebra, GeoWc
try, Trisouomt Try, Surveying, Natural and Moral Philosophy, &c,
and Tor The Latin aud Greek Languages. -
For French, an extra charge III s. pee session.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees,
THOS. &. TiN$T.EY, President.
y y. The Principal takes pleasure in :tli'ns il'a, The Rev.
Henry Smith, for many wears II resident IN the Immediate "
cinity Of The Academy, has consented 10 give instruction IN The
Latin and Greek languages for the ensuing year.
W, ~ 5S-,aniF
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"mrcg grr asn.,.s rxsuNc."

r.r Ax.Ivrn..rr a. 81 NicuoL,s-We w.r- rrc'ent q o.
iessers. whch wen, 81. we heer. y III aconst. w.d h' ant! ~,
following adde's by . m'r"isrrr, % m nrt'.le aim, e"' n va.
n,s.es for hlriae once he en- III, hy II ndries Hudson, Wi IN
'T'ss' '"' - . '"'" Men York .amnricea.
Lines recited a, the ST. Nicholas Anniversary ]
TO THE ARM CHAIR or GENDGIcK HUDSON.
An hail. tnni venerable antique char.
Gazing on ,hse through monnc,s = magic glass,
Delightful scenes whie!i ae cannot Impair
Before Us all ia sweet en- ,nhrance pass!
DAYS Of Hard Koppinc, Pete and sooi =. Nicholas.
Let Rome her TEMPLES boast, and Greece her flnes;
And Stevens lucatan, her archives grand.
a holior glory n'cr that old char re gus;
There MerSr,ek Hudson dozcd, Columbus Of our land!
Tar noslsr prise than the worit- Finders fame.
Or his who broke The lightnings with his stas,
COMMANDMENTS drcoSefer saul ca N!
Beside hi, stream oar sircs their ale did qual;
There lives his spirit in immortal youth,
AT nine pins playing when We hear It donde';
So Geofr Crayon days-lmmoriai Truth!
Tho Ftarhiia tore The levin's flash asinde',
II Headrcs Hadsoa took ~ RUE the thunder.
Ye, dsarcr 10 Us all, thai f!endtck found,
onr isle Manhattan, than the northern f"ie'
Which, We here celebrate xiii heart and soiit- ;,
With gingerbread from Amsterdam, and schnap' without coh''oi'
Sweo, ile, Manhattan: Oh, how changed thy face.
pa, Yankee r%re,s ela~a eaen narrow .pars-
And Croton's leaping pillows proudly mock Tie say.
sin, raid the changes rash and melancholy,
one antique tile liz modes. roHf lpr:ats-
Old Go,haln's Mecca, whcrs The PATRIOTS tears
Freely flow unhidden Ia these degenerate years.
There Mynheer V~aaaesd,nk smoked from his stooi,
The quia iustre If Eaireen's h!ue eye
UIis ronApin. chld-in pe:tcos; with hnop,
~ vaish good .vroms" in oar ''bns'!ns" days deccy,)
With fun and fsoic made the twiignl moments Ny.
There came the heanx, led by her iovel't elanee,
IN jc the hour away; old t"-sr's iddlr,
Richer Tina OF Brl's, played TIE coanifg tance-
Which "a, indeed esceis the ?ave's waltz a riddle.
Nor cared synheer for politics or stocks,
How Harlem ro;c, or Indiana fell
His WAS n Bank q: e4iti, his fuUIs hts HOGS,
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kov.a3
READY MADE CoFFINS.
SAML. a. SMITH.
5s--if

7 A. BELviS, CABINET MAggR AID UsDErr.EER, 10 AVOID
y. working on the sdhiaih, aud fer the convenience { ms
friends in the country, has determined 10 kce? on hand . good IS
>ortua5nt of ready made Collins, of sTrry SIZE aud quality, 10
gc:her with all the usLa. accoiaranim.nts.
\ good liearse always for hire.
Undertaking attended to either in the city or coun:Ey al The
shortest notice.
From his long experience in this brnneh of his business, he
feels assured q; being able 10 give satisfaction 10 all who may IA
yor him with calls.
The subscriber has on hand 4 large and superior stock Of Chi
ne. Furniture, which he will sell lvw-1nd Is daily 'nanuiaetur-
ing 10 order. He has recently availcd himself OF all machinery
which il useful In his business, which viii enable him 10 sell
az low as the same quality Of Furniture can DO had. All orders
from the country will b. promptly attended 10.
NV. 10 53-wtlJan
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Ang. lS

AW NOTitE.-rhc subscriber has removed bis olcr tot
II baseinca; story of his !estGsnrr. ~ iir corner % 9h as
streets, opposite Be Office OF TIE Maip1l Assurance Society. ~
r:ay he toInd NJ bis office, when rot M attendance las..n A.
si'uedl on some OF the t'"nris rf ne thy.
TO CLNNhNfS.-TA subscriber, after an Interval Of sra
years, araia tenders hE- >tIN!ccs t. clsims4af. oH Tie Gu,+r
ment oi the tu:ir! StIirS, "r the STATE 81 Virginia. ff 5t.l.
tionaTy services, or any ether Gemanes. whetarr arising um.
contracts or 0iherw sc. lis experience ~ axle udlus h SD.
claims may enable him, in most cases, whcItla.y ate wei fur
ed, TO refer 10 tue sources of The information necessary to .lt
them. The advantage a. thlt eNfeuclCe-h hts ffruBgyiy S.
the subject, and 4 tiiigeuf aucntioH. stimulated rs The ncctas#
of beginning anew h:a i&e ii 5nsIHess-Ne i Gilun. to tlsl.
to those who may employ hiai-tof q moderate certsu comler.
tiol, ar such re lsOnalde contingent commission ~ rgay he ago.
on. Urged b. such strong inducements he pirdre>ail thc iut.
try ana emery he may ever have eIeiiti. lis residence VIZ
office ar. on Oh aad is;rcots, near tide swan Tavern. Lruy
addressed 70 him will be punc;na:ly attended 10.
Richmond, 7th Gri., i:ia 4i-iy THOMAS GREEN
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e.oo REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, living in
iDZU the upper end of Amelia county, Virginia, about The oih
dav of June last, a Negro Man, named Dick, about 40 or - years
If age. brown Completed, hbou, the ordinary size, rather thin
iawed, hi.h cheek bones; when spoken To he speaks short-a fall
head nj hair and short whiskers. IL is deemed unnecessary TO de-
.rrib. his ciotling when he ran of, as II is presumed he has long
since changed the ~. lie is a keen. artful fellow, ard will mt
,eli he t,nlh. only Inv accident. file has a wife In Ciarksviiie.
Necklenhurr county. belonging to a certain Henry Wood, who
lately removed from this noishboIlrooi to iha' place, and wh" was
..,, !, !, ,,,is i, nj, .clla-e Dick. lick wa also ANXIOUS To 20 y III,
him. IL l. / behaved. therefore, that he Is inrking about that place.
ar ~ me rnad between here and there, passing, no doahI, Tor u
free man. viii give the above reward 10 any prr-on who sill
LIins i,m 10 me, or confne him in some JAIN 50 tint get him
80, JAMES GlLL>.
M. ~, Or, II I9i3 dr-S-
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PIANO F0RTE WAREHOUSE.

i.34So
THE subscriber Is constantly receiving from lie celebrated ma
! RuGaG,nry oi Nuns L Clark, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Furies, possessing the --latest inr''l -ntenis, aad TINT
jeicacy oFtoIch aud sweetness oftunr, 50 peculiar 10 Their ma
nuiacture.
Also, a iarr" assortment; OF Musical instruments, and Mrsics
Merchandise III general.
fiaao tot,ss repaired, timed, le;on hire, aad taken In exchange.
C!iEAi MUSIC.
The largest collection Of ainsic ever offered for sale in this
STATE n.ly h. selected from. at the sinrc ~. lie subscriber, vio y
now enabled - sell al the Philadelphia aud rev York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing TO sell again VIII he furnished upon better
terms than they can md elsewhere in the State.
2. II. TAYLOR,
ian 2 Piana Eorir and Music S,orc. opposite tae Bonts.
an haads oui-done By S 4. SMITH, at the S;en Of Mc
Rid Boot, .Nain street, opposite the nd gf TIE old
.narkd.
A LII persons are invited 10 call on me who are in want of
IA BOOTS or SHOES, ~ am determined 10 sell ehec2er from
nov unnl the Isl Of janiary, 1914. Than any person in Richmond.
My stock is large and well selected, and Two cents profit on 4 pair
of Shoes /. al ask, therefore am sure none wlo call viii fail
10 purchase. wtIl sell first rate Negro Hrogues 1t 81 ., that is
rot To be beat in Richmond. CoHe on and get bargains-eh!
r. :. Don't forget the Red Boot.
u A. SMTTH.
Nav. % 5Sif
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VIM. ALLEN,
(AGIST.)
n n a n ~ n A. n IT . n n

DRAPER AND T3ILOR,
IS receiving by the New York packets hs FAIL. and WIN
e TER GOODS. comprising Il gene raj assortment nf Cloths.
ca .simeres, Yesiings, Meripo Tnd rdressing, Er Gentlemen,
Gloves. scaris, Cravats. Shirts, Iiien and co,ton,) iianasrrchicfs,
&c, &c; indeed, every article necessary i"f a 1-ht!rinans
wardrobe.
The above Goods have bccn selected hy hin in person, ard The
greatest rare has been iaken in making tlr se'eciioa; he -, tlr:c
fore, confident, that they have only 10 be examined 10 give sails
faciio1.
He Is prepared to execute all orders ff cloihin. in Tie most
fashionable manner, aud will accommodate his price 10 the times
and circumstances.
Sent. ~ 3s-w3m
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ANNUAL REPORT
~

ANNUAL REPORT
Of Ike Treasurer Of the Commonwealth.
ViEctslA TREAsvRy DEPARTMENT.,
Rirhaoad, De arbsr 4h, LIB
TO the Hon, the S eaker Of the House OF Delegates
Sir In conformity T. the direction of tn several
laws, prescribing the duties CT the Treasurer Of iie
Commonwealth, | have the honor TO make TO the 'isc
neral Assembly, The snlioined report on The state oil
The Public Treasury, for the fiscal year, commencing
the Is, day OF October, 1872, and terminating The SUN
day of september, 1913:
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THE Virginia IND NORTH C.3ROLLN.3
AI,NANACK FOR 1914.

Calculated By Ddrid Richardson IF Louisa County, IN
CONTAINING, III addition 10 the hs.rou;m.lcal matter, 4 list
- ofthe Couris II Virginia ard y. Carolina. and the Represen.
t1iires III c.nare-s from hn'h sirtes. with The Federal husaher
which carh represents, and Il list of The Senate and House of De-
lr.aiss o: tiieinia READING matter: Lovers euarreis, ivey
prrtty;l Braliini Superstition VIII melody MARI me! Comic
Song; The Inquiry; Ny Pocket; Autumn To ascertain the
weight Of live cattle Enigma ChaIades Riddles; Questions,
&c. &c. Scrt.a 81
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Z. 20 REWARD. Ran away from the Sl!a-etitcr, about ihe
.S)O Isl Of July, 1912, a negro man named Anriih; VA negro
is some % or ~ yeais of aye, about ) feet or ) inches hig', well
propotioned, bat K complexion, and generally when SPOKEN t.,
has a mic on his coun,enance; he a'so has n very noted srar IN
one of his ears, ocra.ion-d by a bush hanging 4, and tearing out.
IL is quite - ohahic, he may he lurking either about Lynchhufp or
Buchanan, rs h has been seen about those places, passIng under
the sarb oil "A boatman, and think il also quite likely, he may
have procured free papers, and in Thar way may be- trying 10
make hs Is ape 10 a ficr State. will give the above reward
il taken ont al the State Of Virginia, and Twenty Dollars itiaS-n
wirhin the state of - .inia, aud Ia either case 10 be Delivered In
me III hibemtrie County, or lodged IN j'i 80 ma, l :et Inn agair'
Address Royd's Tavern, Alternate count:, Va.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, &C.
.Nto Store for the SHE Of Roots, Shoes aad TranE:

IUIVFL DHgN : HIttIS'
I E0EiRD < co NOW offer TO the public, generally, Al taci!
IL wholesale and retail establishment, on Main street, Rib
mond, Virginia. one d,ur Iciow X. II. Jenkins, and rear the ES
change Hotel, 4 general assortment OF the ABOVE goods, many o
which aye of Meu ora manufacture, and whirh they warrant To bt
equal in ouqlay and siEe 10 any goods sold in This city. They
also keep Constantly IN hand a ceIeral assortment; of Northern
Bouts, Shoes and Rrcaans. If various styles, suitable for all class
es of pcr>nns, and on tie inwes; terms. \ very iihrra! deduction
made Ia those buy ing by the package, and terms liberal 10 itose
who pay promptly. T. NJ. i.tuHhRD,
= u nrln
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RICHMOND I LYyoaBUaG CANAL PACKET LINE,

I,HE undersigned beg leave 10 inform tic public, generally,
1 that the above Line has been established, and viii commence
running abo II The oatn OF July. The precise day shall be here
after published. The hoa;s will he Of the best character for
comfort, safety and expedition, and will afford such facilities 10
The through or way travel a. will Insure satisfaction.
Through, from Richmond 10 %Lynchturr, l47 miles, in 81 hours,
ti weekly. CHARLES DlMMUCk & co.
Richmond, lniy 4, 1913. l6-2awly
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INFIGMARY or THE ICHMnN MEDICAL. c0tLrcr
,a,HiS lns itu'ion j. op-n Tor tie SICK, NJ The lu wtng N .,p,
4 payable ~ advance Tor the first weok.}
Wine patients, = lcr week.
CD rcd do. l
These charges cover every expense fcr medical ATTENDANCE. 81.
eicai operations, beard, medicine and nu'-ins.
The accommodations Tor the ,!c> are au,lr am comefr,
cve.y respect. Two Professors of lht Medical College ,il
ms iia;i. IA daily. fr prescribed prfrds, ~ tuaatinn; aut. 10 ca
of difficulty, AT the members of the tGculN sr caiici IN cDa.
taiion, without addiit, ual charge To- the pat enl.
An oasietiisai wasd h,s bca prepared tor the reception m f.
irs.in 1oRen, III Tie rates fixed above for medical and >if.l
cases.
Patients lahorins under insanity or contagious diseases VII m
be- received Iao the lnhraEaty.
: MAuPiN, N. D., Pm.iJca,.
Aug. Is u--,I-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14

rpfOIhS TYRER respectfully call the attention of The lovers
4 Of n good tua or Rifle, Ia his splendid assortment; uf doI-
bile and single Cans, manufactured under ms immediate 81
pctiniendencc. md warranted equal Ia any made IN The Tai.
ted Siates-all III which, together with 4 large assortm nj o:
Guus. Fu:yiing ana Fishing Tackl', of hs own inpota, ion, nrr
offered Il very reduced prices, Ia su,t the times. And al he re
quests Of those persons wishing Ia purchase. j. To give him a Call
and examine his stuck, before buying elsewhere, 10 iGslic a safe.
Main street, : doors aboye. tie Bell Tavern.
My 81 .T-,w