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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

Anti TgETorALtsM There is occasionally degree
of nairete and indie in the newspaper adver
tsemenIs of the Southern and Western States which
render them quite source of refrcshment when read
in these SOPHISTICATED and artificial regions For in
stance we find in late number of the Richmond En-
ouirer an advertisement of wines, liquors. and gro.
ceries at the close of which the following paragraph
occurs wherein the subscriber not only praises the
quality of his commodities, but actually ope ns and de
cides great moral and physiological question, placing
himself "fat-footed against that movement OF the
day. which denounces moderate drinking as pre- ud'.
cia and dangerous The advertiser, II will be seen,
cites himself as living evidence to the Contrary, and,
if that will not do he refers TO portrait of his uncle,
who was "drnking fish" for the greater part of one
hundred and seven years:
The old Wines Liquors will he found beneficial, for
the when moderately and dciousy used
Should any one found incrrdnous not To firm and
unshaken belief PLAN matter Of fact assertion, let him
enquire or call on the subscriber has been tempe
during the last so OF his 'iir and II not salts
fed with his healthy appearance, They can se portrait OF nus
uncle died IN the State OF New York, agen
aud he eu knonn To he drnkns hsh since me
day he left Feren,osh, then stripping WIN WALLACE"
Our contemporary of the "Sun' should see TO this
heteredox drclaraon and strive 10 prove to the adj
vartiser that lie and that "drnking fish, his venerable
uncle, exceptions to the rule, and not the rule 1t
self-Oiherwise, who knows what mischief may be
done by this report upon the saubry OF the SAID old
"wines and liquors - All sorts of people may thus
be induced TO endeavor to live 10 the age of hundred
and years. TO the grea, detrment of The present
generation of yranian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

81, 339j prizes amounting TO 81, I79, I7s
rs number Lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
Whole Tickets S2OaIyes SO-Quarers s5-Eishths 81 So
Certificates Of packages in Magnificent Lottery
obtained follows:
Certificate Of a Package Of aG Whole Tickets $500 90
26 Half g 100 90
81 Quarter 90 G5 90
e" e6 EIghths " 81 50
In this Lottery there tickets which, divided by 2i
gives only 96 packages the whole lottery, thus the
rcr purchases certificate o package has chance
chances Of drawing the grand capital prize OF SG0O
l,363 drawing SOD, ono
S0C capital prizes, chance 95 drawing the SEQ 000
S3D00 the s prizes chance 5s5 drawing the
001 GO0 Il s Of the $40 prizes and
% Of dra either 81 ,00a 300 800 1900,
3Oo 1000 5000 5000 10 900, l4o6s, 10000 dollar
prizr Grand Capital Prize Of pack age may
the first four Capital Prizes, amounting Sl4OO0
OF Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF Packa
res IN Splendid Lottery will prompt
attention, and OF The drawing viii be Immediate
y all who order tickets from Address
J. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, Va
Sent. 10 3S-2lwid
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- EM0FEDto tie opposite side of The facing the
- franklin Hotel, ,Jon Earieys Old Stand, side
Maiu 3i house from Governor street
We would take this late opportunity thanking public for
avors received The last six II design first
establish ourselves through the
tsacton TO all whe call which consider pefera
bile to other basis and OF which glad know has
been almost universal.
Ills design pursue the this time
the future. All goods sold by that do please quail
ty fit, COLOR make fashion, otherwise returned and
the money efunded-povided the shall have been
We have this time large stock larger than
the State in line Of business would respectfully
invite the economist give beure purchasing
anime for hmself and our low
any other in the city shall be very deceived
We have Cloth Coats S2 while charge Sl2 making
and trimming the customer furnishing The CLOTH and pants So
that Id for Slf and Vests, Shirts, Drawers Handkeches
Cravas Stocks Suspendes Soks Gloves Collars
kinds and qualities, and all other articles Cloth
es Of which determined sell low cash. and
quest the public call and whether they
65- al f'ands warranted. J. BRANNaN & co.
Sept 20, l543. 36-wiys
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PANUNkEY SraFE-On the 10Th day Of October. ls43,
n if fair the day. the premises the Old
Church, 10 Hanover county, viii be SOLD IN the highest
well known and desirable Tract Of Land the Pa
munkey river containing LU3 ony miles distant from
the city OF Richmond, belonging 10 b. Nee Tomlin ESQ., being
The Estate long ard we'll by the of the Riakey Es
conveyed 10 in the said omn for certain
poses II has on handsome and comfortable dwelling house
and all other useful and necessary ouhouses situated
emnence overlooking the whole FARM and commanding one OF
the handsoHest and extensive prospects in lower Virginia
the lands are level of the very fret grade Of amunkey lands
susceptible of the highest improve with maf which
venenty located the the neghbnrhood agreeable
the residence decidedly healthy and the Is mile dis
from navieable water Such estate seldom in
Four FIVE thousand dollars VIII he required in cash
something upwards Of thousand dollars the LIST day of Jan
uay e+fur The residue Of the purchase money! the terms will
be made the day of We shall sell Trustees
only the title, though, is perfect
CARTER BRAxToN, r.n.,..
II. o. TOMLIN, i''s''es'
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200 PACKAGES OF NEW HARDWARE

200 PACKAGES OF NEW HARDWARE
WE just opened, New Store, South Side Main
w STREET and -four doors row leading MayOs
Bridge, upa ards Of TWO HUNDRED PACKAGES OF Fo
REIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE CUTLERY &c the
ported liverpool per ship anderso
aiercan = Planters and others III lind
give CALL determined TO sell such
fail TO give satisfaction TO all.
RICHARDS L GARDNER.
Sent 3s-W6w
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG * POTOMAC RAILROAD
Completion Of the Railroad TO .7qnia Creck.-Unri-
1aLied Expedition !-Reduciion Of Rates to
Uashin0ton Bd[timorc PHILADELPHIA, &c.


vaLfed Expedition !-Reducfion Of Rates to
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, &c.
THE Richmond Fredericksburg nd Potomac Railroad Compa
hereby that their Railroad was completed 10 the
Potomac 10th November and that travellers now
conveyed Richmond and Washington all
the Railroad Cars and steamboats, leaving Richmond al
at G. a. NJ. precisely, instead of a. a heretofore.
Instead Of paying their fare heretofore 10 Fredericksburg
only and afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat and al
Washington will take tickets the Railroad Office
both for Washington and Baltimore. The fare in this way will
be less than paid separately different portions Of the route
On and after to-day the 7th instant the by the Rail
road Line between Richmond and the Northern cities, will be
reduced follows:
Whole fare between Richmond and Washington sc 50
Do do Baltimore, 20
TO- do. Philadelphia, by the ! 10 10
Newcastle and Frenchtown railroad aud steamboat line
or nv PECK and l.orr's Line so
II perceived the above, that the charges by the
by the and bay boats with
Of greatly increased erpedtlona
ver ny the railroad line reaching Washington in Bai
TWELVE and Philadelphia oNE hours after
cavn. Richmond and Philadelphia Jorc rGrecr bl
The Rircr and Bay Boats hdrr iJt .S,rfoik.
No charge for children years OF ageoters under
twelve years of age half price OF Colo,ed half price
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent VI Transportation
July 1s f-wy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

Jxo MArrocSs, the wing candidate for Governor o.
Vermont, is an abc.onlst OF the most decided kind
On being interrogalcd by some ahotoniss, as 10 he
pre!ere nee for Mr. CLAY for president, usles II on
the ground of expadlency. He tells them
ain the name of humanity do no acl that will tend to
throw the government of the United States into The
hands of the ocofoco party, who you know by their
votes in Congress, and all the leading men who have
been talked of for president by that party against
ary intolerance by Congress relative to slavery IN the
District Of Columbia, the territories.
He saws that no centre ahoit'oniss can do any act
10 meke "loco foco president, and that preference
for Mr. Clay is the duty Of aboli,lonists
He says
ais moi the head of a party of which all or nearly all
90 in body against the abolition measures, more dan
geous to the great and good cause than the head OF
pary who is himself against an,savery, but his whole
party or nearly all, in the free States are forit
These are The appeals which are ndus,rously made
70 the obolrions,s all the Northern States 10 in
duce them 10 go in body for Clay. The symptoms OF
dssafec,ion in that branch of whggery are alarming
the Clayites.-.Nobie Register.
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AIRS G. BURKE respectfully Announcer, that she will
ll open Female Seminar, this city, Monday, the 2nd
of October 1873 for The reception hoarers and day pupils IN
that central residence 30 long occupied by Mrs. Tompkns
boarding houses where assisted ny masters Of experience anu
ability her will embrace thorough aud extensive Course
of But her will not resi-
er-she will impress her pupils those habits oil
ORDER and graceful and dgned bearing that
should always distinguish a woman If education -
Parents assured that Kindness and persuasion WIZ
discipline Teacher but that every moral
duty will insisted with scrUpuos observance Her ar
being such all of her pupils under her owl
eve that each individual shall
daily her instruction. Such become inmates OF her
House will he treated members OF her own Family aud WIN
impariill and parental attention.
English including all the ordinary branches will he taught
the higher branches oil
History Rhetoric Bellies Letire Composlion Moral and Nal-
raj Philosophy and Mathematics
Tie Ancient aneuages-Music, Drawing Paint
Dancing will lee the most approved listers
TERMS mny ,r made known by applying To Mrs. b. at the
Richmond Academy.
SIM 10 36-wtlO
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VALUABLE LAND FOR ,LE.-The Subscriber OILERS iur
of Land in P"whatan county, cilled CLAY
TON, frm-riy owned by DIR Henry orke rvaitl', nntI
TUESDAY, luth Si3 which iilne
d posed o offered publicly for sale, the prrml-
miles rOwhatan Cont house. aud three from
Macon Post Office and adon the lnd of Mr. Thomas Page, Dr.
VIM cmmp, and Hiram Harris onrIiI 4" The ahnve tract Is
original growth do 0 Hat land of excellent quail
~ Of high land good portion OF which is fresh
land produces tine The improvements consist oil
cling house repaired which contains four
comfortable ore the dwelling, wheat ban with
machine quarters stable ice house and tobacco houses &c
very apple aud peach orchard and good garden
deem unnecessary than that Is considered by
Judges and he the heat tract for the size OF
IN The county, The tract $50 acres invite all who
purchase call, and viii show The land WIN
pleasure The will be made known on the day Of sale
They will he accommodating
RICHARD A. TAYLOR.
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UOYT 81 CO.'S OFFICE,

Under tic Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Yugina
ITO enable persons distance 10 invest in the following
Splendid Scheme. HOfT co. publish it al this
They will have another Scheme this year compare IL this
cncrnce II is peculiarly favorable purchasers OF pack
and the price considerable would advise The
forming Of of four aud send Of
co packages. The send the better. The pce
OF packages Will be published in day
Splendid Scheme.
$4,000 Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass o. lsi3 10 Lc drawn at
Alexandria, C., Saturday. October ill., is43.
Ts number Lotery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
On motion of Mr.. E. S. Gayle, it was

On motion OF Mt E. s Gayle, II was
Rssoired, That the envenonled malignity with which
President Tyler has been assniled throughout the
,ounlry because he dared do his duty his God,
AID 10 the People furnishes Of the strongest
sons why he should, By that people, be sustained and
rewarded.
Several spirited addresses made and the highest
"a hus,asm prevailed. The meeting adjourned with
three hearty cheers for john Tyler
JOHN P. YOUNG, Chm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
II &C 4c-waw Executors Of G. A. Muir, dscease,

M EKRY OAKS PUR SALE-1he subscriber, having III view
wi Western location offers for sale that well known property,
the Merry Oaks lying in nnver the old Stage 10 ID
leading Richmond Federckhurg and just Is miles from
the former place. He beaes mot u that II Is one oil the
heaies places in Eastern Virginia There III the yard
Of Irc wafer strongly mpregnaied With alum The
Of which has been highly recommended by eminent physicians
Tor various diseases, particularly for Summer complaint and
which invariably resulted speedy restoration To health
those who have There have been erected on the
misses several houses for the accommodation OF barers IN the
which been invariably filled when opened
that purpose And doubt that extensive bust
might done proper There Is attached
place portion Of which is
woods containing large quantities. superior heart pine and
valuable timber might he made sery profitable be-
adjacent Mills The cleared land Is in high
Of cuvaton yielding last 20 bushels wheat
aud we'll adapted the growth NJ wheat OATS and grass
The property will srwn by The subscriber residing nj the
Oaks. who viii make the lie msy to addressed,
post paid, through .;r!mand Post Office
y. e. LIPSCOMBE a.
~ g. shond the above property be disposed If by the and
Ocinh-f next it will sold publicly that day. IL fair If not,
thr next fair dag thereafter -. Z. LlPSCO NBE, a.
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DUBIIC SaLEFo the purpose Of chasing the Estate OF Gus
tavs A. Muir deceased, will sell, AT Public Auction, NJ
O'clock ON TUESDAY, 7lh day If October, # fair If not,
the fair day. The Mill formerly known as Mmrs 's miles
Southwest Of Petcburc and nf DarvIs Tract Of Land,
calird Quarter. containing ll55 IL lies the
South of pond by Underwood Creek in DinwdGc
county From half original growth and branch
land No improvements IT, This Tract contains many ad
van,apes viz but little poor and2 beautiful situations for
hudng springs within hundred yards OF each as
where-peectiy heanyin excellent nesaborhood
Joins Mill and Saw Mlnear sh and fowl, Winfield Acade-
my. Post Office, Mineral Springs, &c.
The probability IL, this ad will sell for much less than us
wishing land would do well To examine IT, and be
day of sale. Terms will be beai-no cash
pured The land VIII be showu and information given, by
addressing line TO either of us, ut Peter bnre
+ ADULPHUS MUIR,
JN0. A. MUIR,
WA. 4. MUIR,
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CHARLES LUMSDEN,
Watch Maker and JepsHer. Petersburo. Ia

As well Spectacle Glasses 10 fit in france,
He be,row the selection Of his Spectacle GLASSES
and lie his friends that his Glasses Of the very best
quality we'll ground and perfectly polished from his know
ledge Of the Science of Optics and the structure OF the eye he
prepared the proper advice choosing Spec
tace Glasses All of which will br disposed of
BILE IJ- Old Gold and Silver taken In exchange
Petersburg, June %. 1913. l3-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

WILLIAM F. RICHIE, ATTORNEY Law Richmond, "a
w Office on Main street, above the Banks.
Feb. "a SO If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

In Observation-Disclosures. AT rules heid IN ~. - =
Once OF .he Circuit superior Court OF Law ard chan
Tor Cumberland county the 4th day Of September is3
John u. Palnore and George W. Daniel merchants ard m
ners trading under The style and firm of ralmorr Danr
PLAINTIFF.
Newton hazlegrove and Winston Haz'ecrove in thei, ~,
right and as Executors Of Pleasant a2egrove deceased jan
d. Anderson and Charlotte l.. his wife, Benjamin Pm
and Harriet his wife. William n. England and Sa ina ms
Mary Hazeerovc, William K. Hazrerove aud Tabna ia,
grove, ppfrud,,-
mol nVit. entered their appearance, and Secu
ing 10 the act oil Assembly and the rules OF Court an
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not iu
OF TINS commonwealth II Is Ordered, that the d-rpt
do appear here the first day March term ana
s"er The bill ut The plaintiffs, AMI that copy luS onr,
forthwith inserted III some newspaper published IN the m
Richmond for two months successfully, posted AT the n
door OF the Courthouse of this county
Copy-Teste, u. b. WOODSoN H. e
Sept. IL nu..
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MIR. VAN BuKEN OK REPEAL.

We lay before our re ,ders 10 day, letter OF MT
Van Buren,, on the subject of Repeal II was written
in reply to letter addressed to him By Relea Com
mi,tee OF M,lledgeville, rendering invitation 10
public meeting 10 be held on the 4th of July last A
uu,ber OF parsons in This city, hearing that such a
letter had been written, applied Mr. Van Buren, Tor
copy Of it, and have now the qualification of giving
il TO the public Mr.. Van Buren, takes judcions and
honorable view of the subject thus brought 10 his al.
tention He shows himself what he has always been,
firm friend of civil liberty, Statesman of enlarged
sympathes, calm judgment, and enlightened opinions
[Ne,o York Erenng Post.
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A Dead Shot for Worres in the Human BODY

DRS PRERY & HAMLIN's VERNitt"h
THIS Invaluable Medicine has acquired IN The s"an f
the appelIarion OF Dead shot,, from III sfc"' P'~
and unparalleled certainty oil effect . =, II,
The eedng small quantity OF Medicine ie4' .,s
existence Of worms or to every one iron 'e
operating 10 a few hours without The aid OF an! p,bs
generally without repeating the dose, iose'het rs
safety If its beng administered I" The yinee ~ 81,
il one of the most braul discoveries Of The age
o,antity necessary 10 be given 10 .ui a'ms' an. cast
the cheapest medicine before he putho.
Prepared only by PEERY & HAht.lN
WILLIAM EMACK, Baltim,re, -, 4:
SAM e. DOVE. Richmond,
BRACES 4 THOMAS, Pe,eEseHFe' D.
Aug.l5
PRINTING INR.-We shall have constant; :" a, rlos
L supply Of Johnson s. Durarps best ffihiiNs
prices. ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

~ cHASCERY- vIRcIxG.:-At Rules held IN IA. g.
nee oi The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cb,nC
cumberland county, on tile iih day at September Isl3.
John H. Palmorr, George w. Daniel and M,rwr,h.,
man. tte merchants and partners in trade, under the d
style OF Pamore, Daniel & Goodman, p,, ,,' 10:
against """E"
Newton iiazlecrove and Winston Hazlrgroye /, ill.,.
right and IA Executors of Pleasant HazIrgrove deceased
Anderson and Charlotte l. his WIFE, Benjamin 4.
Harriet his wife, William England Sa!iu, H., 49, az
iiazleercye, William r. azeerove and Tabtha az '
1,h ,ra,, p..; pa;,,; Defendants.
having entered their appearance aud given security
the act of Assembly aud the rules OF Court ami II
by satisfactory evidence that they nhltIiao
Commonwealth, Is ordered, That the sad defendants
pear here on The first dag March ana ,t.u
oi oil thr plaintiffs and that copy Of this
inserted III some newspaper published the CIV of 4
Tor two months snoressvey, and posted at the door
Courthouse OF this county. .'
ACopy-Teste, d. b. WOoDSoy n -
Sent. - - w.
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SPLENDID SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, OCTOBER l3
100000! s3O,OOO!! s14,OGs!!!

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass o, for ls43 re drawn
,lexanda d. c. Saturday October ~ ls4] under
he direction of Commissioners appointed for that purpose
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LISDESwALD, Sept. 90, lS43.
Gentlemen In the absence Of The tx. President and
under the belief that he could have objection 10 lis
publication forward, you request, the copy oil a
letter written by him, some months since, upon the
Irish Repeal. The letter addressed to him is also en-
closed.
With great respect, your most obedient, :,
A VAN BUREN,.
Messrs A. Davezac, WIN H. Coiyer, James Conner,
Patrick Riley, Daniel Kearney, and others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

Messrs Miller G,eve, John G Park Taos F. G Ger,
D. Bailey, Nathan McGehee, Fred II. Sanford,
James Il Shahan, Mlledgev,lle, Genrgia.
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IN Acknowledgement Rules held in n. ~
Office Of The Circuit Superior Conf of Law and cb,
Essex county, on the 9Th day OF September, ei3
James Roy Meou, Jf., Trustee 4 b.rd If tn,
cord IN the Clerks Office of Essex County Court dated M
nuary, lsi0, between Robert 81. Pitcher and Susan Ann hG
of the rsi part, the said Mcou of the second pnu ana
J. Muse, William A. Wright and Elizabeth Pitcher Of ~,
against PlaIhlf
Henry l. Sizer and Susan A. E., who was Susan p
Elizabeth Pitcher and others, n - T., a
This day came the plaintiff, by counsel, and flied
the ni>i subpoena and attachment awarded in this m a.
executed on the defendants, Sizer and wife, and , % 10
entered their appearance; and appesrln. by sa, Ha
dence that the rad defendants inhabitants ~ =
on the mo ION othe plaintiff II Ordered, that the a1
ants do appear al the Rules the Clerks Office ato "
first Monday IN November next and answer The r,,oh
and that copy of tins order I've forthwith inserted u,
paper published tie cay Richmond and lhat tr'
thereof be posted At the front door Of The Couuhnn -
county. Copy ies,e se q" e
Sept. I2 - @f
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EDUCATIONAL Young Lady, competent TO instruct IN all l
IL branches Of English Education, Painting, Drawing &c
wishes employment Teacher private family Direct pos
paid,) Elk Hill Post Office, Amelia . ~
An1 3O-wtf
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CLASSICAL SCHOoI.-I shall continue my School my
house, in Louisa the ensuing year. The Latin, Greek ana
other languages and sciences which usually embraced ~ IL
The School three miles North
Depot retired and healthy neighbohood
Every be bestowed health and comfort OF The
pnpi they will treated every respect members Of
the family
the nf MIR. Charles L. Dtckinson
young gentleman high moral intellectual worth well as
experience youth, having been several years
engaged in the business and has always entire
The commence on day Of February, ISL
and continue ten months. Parents wishing TO enter their chi
tren would do well Ia do early possible
.. lower ~
Rrrences-R Ryland Charles L. Cooke Professors OF
Richmond College, Dir William A. tispe; DR. b. NJ Francisco;
William r. ackeu Paul " Saunders, graduate of the Uni
versily Of Virginia. AudressTrevians Depot Louisa.
THOMAS J. BaRRET
Sent