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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

H1cn AND DRY.-A loafer was found mapping
on the curb stone Of the side. walk. A watchman
coming along said to him, ''You are high you
cali" "Yes," hiccoughed the fellow, ~ am hugh
and dry loo.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

No HUMBUc 81. has recently been decided by
ono Of the Courts in England that house is no,
tenantable that is infested with bed bugs and tina
a lease upon the premises can be broken in con
sequence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

ABSENCE OF MIND.-rhe foreman of a grand
Jury in Missouri, after administering a oath to n
beautiful woman, instead of handing the Bible,
presented his face and said-'Now kiss me, mad
amr-He didn't discover his mistake until the
whole Jury burst into a Of laughter
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

ExTRACr.-When tho posatoe was first known
and introduced into Scotland, about 1927, some
of the good people were arlarmed, and opposed to
having any thing to do with il, openly declaring
that the potatoe was not once mentioned in the
Bible.
AT later period, sone Of the Priests in the
Ionian Islands manifested strong hostility to the
Of the potatoe, alleging that il was the for
hidden fruit, the Of mans fall, and Of course
The use Of il immoral and irreIigious.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15


This will make the quantity Of sugar about TWEEN
~ Thousand hogsheads. In $40 the quantity was
but $500 hogsheads.
The New Orleans Tropic expresses its belief
that the namc of Underworld, which has been
adopted by Van Buren, for his grounds" at Kim
derhook, is the German for Cabbage garden
nrrThe Legislature Of Maine passed law at
its recent session, to admit every person OF good
moral character 10 the practice of law in that
state. l,passed the senate with only one opPos
ing vote. Every homes, man in the state is now
lawyer.
There is one debt which people can never re-
pudiate. however anxious they may be to repudl
ate oihers-we mean tine debt OF nature II must
be paid at maturity, and the sooner we are pre-.
pared, the better.
Fools buy books. and wise men borrow them,
By respecting and acting upon this axiom you
may soon obtain a handsome library for nothing.
"Time is money!" so Franklin observed. 1t is
very true. and some people take IT TO pay their
debts.
A woman's tongue has been found capable on
actual experiment lately, TO move 1920 times in
/ a minute.
1t is notorious that enormous quantities oil
cha mpagne are prepared in Eugiand from rhu-
barb stalks.
The largest dog yes.--Ms. John Schoolcraft
IT,. OF the Schohsrie Hotel, Of this village. nov
owns tho celebrated dog Trouble He is four
years Of Age. and weighs one hundred and sixty
and half pounds. Who can bea, this!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21
(Ertracts from late Foreign Papers

(Ertracts from late Foreign Papers
The Imperial Bank Of Austria has 10000 forms in
its vaults
HIM MAJEsrYs HEALTn.-On dit in quarters whose
information may be relied on, that the most interesting
Her tajestys liege subjects will take place
early in March next. This will consequently make
the London short and late, the levees and
drawing at st. James Palace will not be held
till after The accouchment Of the Queen.-Globe.
CHINA Prize NloSEY.-The China being
ended il is matter Of considerable interest TO military
10 learn what portion Of the 81 900 900 OF indemn
ty money, which Tie Chinese have to pay, is 10 be
made prize money 10 those whose valor has
wrung this treasury from crafty enemy: and we
trust that such will be dispensed for the troops with
sufficiently liberal hand, not only TO all the losses
and expenses Of those who have been engaged in
by to remember the "China expedition. - Qndian)
Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21
:. nrcH YrI REMAINS unsuNG."
10 TuE MEMORY OF FRANCIS s. KEY,

TO TUE MEMORY OF FRANCIS 3 KEY,
.4als0r Of t.- ''S:cr Spa"giel Baaser."
Oh, say has it come wi;!i the dawn's early light"
What no foreIod .at the twisI,'s last sieaning;
Sc- he &c the Minis steel has taken is fight,
halow his willis, our tafdtoi are streaming
For the desola,e hearth, and the wall Tor the dead,
roo fatally tell us Tie pact has He'd
And the Star Span:lrd naamcr in sorrow shall wave,
For the heart that has loved H. is cold in the gave
On lonely bark, in the n,ds, Of the deep,
Where the deck watch kept fur the mate that reposes,
VIVA. il that ilngrs with Sleep
And the soiace of nights weary guardian "dseioses."
Now il meowly floats the breath of the gale
Nov. ke tempest that skaters the sail:
IT'S the Sta.-Spanaed u nncr that's sung the wave
Whilst the minstrel lies low in the sleep u: the grave
And the soldier whose home is thu tent corered field,
Whose Glor!cs in war, and The pgtrio;' promotion,
Would gladly oniaaxon vic:ory's shield,
The that each freeman hear with emotion;
And the song that is dear tu the PATRIOTS ea:,
Mid the Of battle, the hours OF care,
Is the Star Spang'od ELaner which proudly was sung,
Whist the harp ri The poet With cyWess was hung
But, oh. may find thai heavenly shore,
Where the pure their God and feel no candcmnaon
That sorrow, and sickness. aud s;ghnr o'er;
And that angels shall head 10 hest habitsiion,
'For triumph he must, if his life has been just
And If thru it, journey ~ God EGS has trust,
Whilst The Sar-Spanged Banner in mourning shall wave,
And The of the shall fail his VALERA
.4leiandra Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21

GREAT BARGAIN IN I.AND.-The subscriber having deter
VI mined the State Of Missouri will sell the Tract
Of Land the county of Caroline upon which he present
Sides containing about twelve hundred This land Is To-
miles Chesterfield Depot the Ricmond
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad in negbohood remark
able good health and good society," being equ distant from
Richmond and Fredericksburg, and about thirty miles from
either place. The improvements consist Of large and
dwelling house. with six aove The nsement and
two in e hasemen an excellent cranay shielded on three
large barn. 10 - framed and built Of the best
material cabins and all other necessary ont houses for large
family GOOD repair There Is upon the land
good apple orchards and dwelling houses that might II
necessary be divided into farms six hundred each
There in the yard excellent well of WATER operated by
pump? and good Spring far distant The quality Of the land
good and perhaps better Than the neiehhorhood
Running through large CREEK soding less than
hundred very valuable at land inferior besides
valuable swamp land About three hundred IL
original growth heavily tmbered with and pine. This
situation would he very nc location for Lawyer and would
afford fine practice. further description deemed
sary presumed person wishing purchase will FIRST
anime for himself. The terms will be made easy will take
pleasure in showing the land who wish to
chase. FRANCIS w. SCOTT.
Nov. Swift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21

Loss or rue STEAMER Henry CLAY.-This morn.
ings Mail brings intelligence of the loss of the Henry
Clay, ofhe finest steamboats, on the Western waters
She struck snag at Island No. 35, Randolph,
Tenn SUNK and it presumed will prove total loss.
She but little over year old having come out in
November, leIl, and commanded by Capt. Jones,
an experienced and careful commander, who was also
large She was built at Cincinnati, cos, $685.,
900, and measured $40 tons-was we'll tmbered with
an iron roof, and had fire engine always board,
and considered by the Insurance Offices Of
the safest boats on the river. She fully insured
up TO last month"; since which time there has been but
$4,000 insurance on her. II is presumed she had
full and valuable cargo, though particulars this
point have reached US, is known whether any lives
were lost. [phceing Ga=eue, January 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21

FATAL AFrRAY.-The St. Louis New Era, of the 9th
inst, states that that day afray, resulting in
mortal wound 10 Bethel S. Farr, Esq., member Of
the bar Of that city, took place about two o'clock
the corner of Chestnut and 18th Mr. Farr and Mr.
Nv Eustace were passing down the pavement on one
side of Cbcsnut street, and Mr. Leo D. Walker and A.
Mckinley, Esq, on the other side hostile meeting
had been paled and the parties 10 have been
prepared for it. Pistols drawn by Mr.. Walker and
Mr. Farr that of,be latter missed fire; while Mr.. Walk
ers took effect, jus, above the left nipple of Mr. Farrs
body Three or four shots made but by which Of
the parties is not known. Mr.. Farr taken 10 his
room, but without any hope of his surviving.
The which led to the affair was, that Walker,
who the manager of ball given at Concert Hall,
refused ticket 10 Farr. The day Farr sent Walker
challenge, which the latter refused upon the grounds
that the former not gentleman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21

LIHuT. IUHTEk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF aletHr
published in The Philadelphia Evening Journal:
WAsHIGSToy, January A.
Lieut. Hunters great experiment was most success
fully tried yesterday morning in our harbor The
"Union had the steam put upon her for the first time
1t was the first trial fol- the machinery. She atthe
rate of twelve miles an hour, rather il proved
that she would make twelve miles with ease utter
ducing The size of the paddles. She is three masted
ship Of one thousand tons. She carries four Paxhan
guns sixty cght-draws very little water The wheels
are under water entirely, and the machinery is no,
whenever it may be necessary she will her sails
to save the expense of fuel. Owing to the peculiar
mode in which SHE propelled, there is not the slight
es jar of the ship under any pressure of steam She
eares no ,eake and rarely creates ripple the
face of the water. The whole ship, out and out, cost
less than Of the engines Of The Missouri. She is
to 20 to Immediately She will take to New
Orleans and up the Mississippi river and also to Cuba
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21

JAMES g. GEORGE WINSTON,
Commission Observation-Disclosures, Virginia.
REFERENCES:
Fisher s & Co., w. Boston.
Fisher 6 Baldwin,
M y: +. S s!;ss c., Philadelphia
}$sSs:% 49,. e. s.as SS xD r',.
Thos. w. Pairo Washington.
c LAMBETH : s r nsssHzls' alexandria.
Kirkland Chase
81 s s::: :i H.: 81: Ss' co.. Baltimore
Wilson & Sons, Nth
Chs X. Shield, '
Jas Smoot, 6eorgetonn.
en- en- d S!esasa'i, 'As,'.rs, Pa
Fs1, M B. M I:eas; snilsss's, Ohio.
h 5n.sps Jones sis'a Cost Martha. Ferry OHIO
Crew & Cook, Richmond. Ohio.
s 5s:sss ts" S 1%s.; c., Nc. orrss..
Iemuel Jones, Mt. Pleasant, Ohio.
WIN. Martin K Co.. CireeriAs Ohio.
No. ao!a i X. c TuGd, cinenasa Ohio.
Robert Campbell, 81. Lops No.
Feb. 8 s7-latf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21

nLD WINES AND LIQUORS-Also, GROCERIES have
very and general assortment Of old Wines and LII
quors part which have been kept hand improving, for
years. then said be % years DID, Ny Groceries will
fair comparison with the best in The city, may regard
quality and price, aud careulness Ia putting Of them The
old Wines and Liquors u be found beneficial for the
servation of health when moderately and judcionsy used
Should any be found ncYeduOs, have firm aud
belief PLAIN Of fact asseron let him
enque call on The subscriber who has been regular tempe
fled with his healthy appearance they can see portrait Of his
uncle died the State Of New York. aged
IU7 years. be drinking fish since the
day he left Ferentosh, then q STRIPPING
WM WALLACE.
Au0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21

ITO ZAcnARIAH GOODMAN and TnoMAs 1. GOODMAN,
E.qsTake notice. that SHALL Friday, the s7;h day Of
January s43 between the hours Of A. H. and r NJ at The
Store house Of Psmore Daniel IN cumbe,iand county vs
Nathaniel Osborne Thomas be and Others he read svi
dence pending in the Circuit Superior Court OF law
and Chancery for Prince Edward county, In which ZacharIah
Goodman plaintiff Thomas Goodman and others de-
PENDANTS. THE TRUSTEES
OF the Upper Appoma,toI Company.
Famvlle, Dec ., 1872 es-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21
HATS AND CAPS,
at Prices to Suit the Times.

E subscribers respectfully beg inform their friends
and the public of Richmond vicinity, thai they
splendid of HATS and CARS Of tho
fashionable styles present. They warrant
ued by expressly for their retail trade They give
list of the Hats present. which offered u the
public cheap any other in the city for cash:
Fine black Cashmere Beaver Brush Nura Rs-a Mukrat,
Coney and W0ol-aso, good silk and Angola Hats They
have just finished fresh lot Of splendid Moekin Hats Of supe
nsire light and elastic Gentlemen wanting good and
cheap Hat respectfully requested 10 give a call.
SMITH & HURLEY,
Corner of Main and 10Th Streets
Nov 5C-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN TOBACCo.-Th. following
section OF act amend the entitled
into in nrre concerning Inspection
Of oaecn passed March, 1896 l. published for the nfoma-
upland tobacco wing the advantage they would free
Of chargc in directing their tobacco 10 be stored In the
Public Warehouse.
rd be further enacted Thai: II hogshead of Tobacco
shall inspected upland nspectio shall
forwards be stored in warehouse in The of Richmond
and the Of Petersburg other Than the public warehouse
the said city and the Of Petersburg the
shall liable for the destruction of tobacco by
any Whatsoever unless at the time when the
there eighteen
bred hogsheads II In the city OF Richmond In
Petersburg hundred AMI five hoshead pub
aforesaid uuless the inspectors shou
have receive such tobacco storage Of which
shall be their duty give certificate required"
Nov. 4 52-Wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21
FaH Imported CHM and QUEENSWaRE,

SELLING VERY Low.
p tho ship Rockwell arrived added previous
receipts, placed In possession of large and command
ing stock Of Quseus~are and China
German, French and -7msriean Glassware
Also hand extensive and varied Of
Pressed and Plain Glass of German French and American Ma
nuaciue Silver and Britannia Castors Stone Ware,
etc, etc.
The above Goods have been purchased sry io Nth
money! aud am anxious sell in the way.
My old and puncua paying friends invited to buy the
usual credit. WM. +. BUTLER,
J doors above the Bel! Tavern.
Sept 20 o0-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21
Dec. 81

I AW NOTICE-The CoPartnershp between Georr. n
IL Read and William z. Fournoy Is continued for another L.,
Of years. and will be conducted under the old style "
Flournoy They Will in future attend The inferior Su,
Courts Of Hatfax In addition to the Courts Of Charlotte h
Edward, buckingham and Cumberland. Communication l.
siness for Buckingham Cumberland and Prince Edward had
ter be addressed 10 William c. Fournoy Famve Primo. p
ward and for Halifax aud Charlotte TO George W. Read Cl;
latte Court house.
Observation-Disclosures Lewis Webb, Crouch. Brook, !
Hudson Enfods. Bacon Baskerville; FarmYie-N l. Ven,
bic & Co.; Charlotte G.. B-B0oser Scott l!llifax-Ios
Edmunds, IA. Edmunds & Co.
Dec. 90 6.-wla
0~f Why Will COPY, and send account this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21
,- Wing will copy, and send account to this Office.

Soors, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS, GARRETT BAG:
- Wholesale ond RefG.-SAMUEi. PCTNEY has now az
and large ore Main street, door above 3essr Iultp
Gardner Co, and nearly opposite the Jewellery Store
Mitchell, Esq very large and extensive assortment Of .d
gentlemen misses boys, chldrrns Boots Shoes, Slippers
yelling Trunks, Carpet Bags Rear SKINS Of the very qua
and Of the fashionable Styles the most Of which h.
manufactured expressly his oder and such he
confidence recommend as being equal TO any manufactured
the United Stat IL my intention always 10 keep .
ensive Of NIL the fashionable styles Of soo
enable all times 10 show my old customers
public generally every thing that good and desirable TIA
always obtaining the best articles is not excclled by
in the country. respectfully ask call from all that
of goods my line asurn, Them that, reIecant goods
prices will be any ndncemen they will certainly be iHd
TO purchase.
Nov. 25 5S-wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
Connlcfion of lie RniLrnnd 10 an,.,n Hr..E

C0mPlelldn oJ Me RanT0aa 10 Y9uia Creek.
Unriratied Expedition!
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad om
ny hereby announce that their Railroad was completed
Potomac river the 10th instant and travellers are
conveyed between Richmond and Washington AZ all
The year. by Railroad Cars aud Steamboats, THE Steamboat
pany hene provided with effective ice boats TO keen open
navigation during the hardest weather in Winter leaving
mond at NJ precisely, instead OF H. Heretofore,
an On Washington IN and Baltimore 10 y hours OF NJ
Travellers by this ne proceeding 10 Philadelphia imneda
on their arrival al baltimore, reach that city A. ~
morning, or IN - honrs after leaving Richmond.
only and afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat and
washington passengers will take tickets the Railroad Oh,
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare in this way
be less than paid separately, different portions of the
Whole fare to Washington, g.
DO. To Baltimore, 50
Do. To Phjadelphin INV pcek and Ior.,s line mr.
the afternoon Railroad line liom Batiinorc.) 81
No charge for children under years OF aee-obrr.
twelve years of age half price. w Cooled persons hall w
THOMAS SHARP,
SuperiH<ndaat Of 7ransporafss
NOV. " ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21
d. M. Hoyt & Co.. Lottery and Exchange Office,
L,udrr tLn Er1Lanre Hotel kiehmQnG. Xnginia

Under tho Exchange Hotel, kieaaOna, yrginia
xxJBoLE TICKET Nos So p "a, $780, sold and paid
w by HoYT Co. few days since Besides the above we
have sold immense number OF other prizes in our new ONCE
which Is exceedingly lucky for NIL old adventures, from
whom hope order for some Of the splendid
hope give patrons New YEARS. present, and will,
you only opportunity All that is necessary,
is, 10 make 4 small remittance 10 ID. NJ. HOfT & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21
Rural Plain, Nov. 18th. 1912.

SELECT FEMALE SCHOOL At LoMn.sDr Gtosr. E-f
- couSTr1le subscriber lakes this Of pid'mnt
patrons Of this seminary, and the public eeR~ray that 10
session will commence the fr Monday In January ne
terminate on the 20t Of December following with vacation
six weeks during the months Of August ard September nc
succeeded In agnin engaging the services OF Miss AGsr
1oodeh who has given he believes, the most enie saa-
ton TO a!l who have heretofore encouraged her.
For Board ard Tuition In all any OF the English ran
ior he scholastic term, including paintings euboidc 60
Music on Piano Forte, including OF the instrument
On thu Guitar,
The School located in neirhloriood agreeable ADD =
iby near the road leading from Richmond 10 Tappahsf
Within forty oe miles Of the former, and eight Of The a
As The number Of scholars will limited IL would be Ta
those disposed 10 give The School their patronage 10
application.
Address the subscriber MIers Tavern. E.pex county VI
RICHARD L. COVINGivsS,
Refer To C. 6. Griswold Esq, ehmond Bebian,ia w. "
kef, Lancaster; Aesas. John D. Me and Walter IirsH
dieseK; Rev. q. ". Mitchell, Washington n. Perkins, rs,
Young and A. NJ Treble Essex and MessTs Richatdsoo
| and +. ID. Piegolt, James City. :.
Dec Co.
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Louisa, Va, Dec o., 1872.

ID EMOVAI.-R. n. HUDSON, DEATHS, has ID
IL TO the square above the Banks, Slain street,
the residence Of James Bosher, Esq.
He performs all operations the Teeth for their beauty
preservation, and inserts nconupble Teeth singy, al
sets on the most approved plans.
Ladies' and gentlemen interested respectfully invited
and examine his Of Teeth comprising every
Of shades, carefully selected from the celebrated
turers.
lie aso inserts Artificial Pala,es designed TO restore the yc
TO its proper aud sound.
Refer the Rev. DR.. Pumer Rev. Dr. Empe Hubbard GU
Co., Gen. Peyton, s. Baxter, ESQ., DR.. Chamberlain
Dr. Brockenbrough, Gen. Pesram, and DR.. K. G. Cabell
Oct. Is 3s-wy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21

TNO Doctors WILLIAM MILLS, Sa., and WILLIAM NILE
L in -Genemen: As you not inhabitants Of this Ca
take notice. that shall, Thursday 10th Pe
AIRY, l5l3 fair otherwise the fair day. Elisha jackson,
Tavern in the county Of Louisa, and State OF Virginia. betw
the hours of sunrise and proceed take the
Of Waller Holiday. Richard Duke, Sr, William Nelson Es
Jackson William Dnrvin and others ALSO at Louisa Court hOa
Monday, 18Th March, lS43 the dispositions of Rev. Wils
Crawford, Richard s. Bouware and Others NIL of which dr
lions to be- read evidence In suit depending in the Circuit
peror Court Of Law and Chancey for Louisa county, SUI
Virginia. which and others are plaintiffs and you u,
others DEFENDANTS and IT, from any cause the said depoa
shonld not be completed the above named days. the takn,
them will be continued from day day until completed.
WIN. MILLS,
WM. NJ BAKER.
JNO. R. QUARLEs
Iouisa Va Dec q, 1870 6.-w4r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21

WILLIAM P. RfTCHIE, Arroasrr At law, R,sals''.
ohcsfor the present with Dr. Ritchie Main sif.s
The Banks. Esa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21
SPLENDID LOTTERIES!
DO 600 Dollara.

Certificates Of packages Of &c whole Tickets, sl2a
DO do DC half do. to
DO. do &c quarter do. ~
S30000-25 prizes Of $4,000.
UNION LOTTERY, Class No J. for lS43 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, D. c., saturday, the 2Sh Of January, 1888
/ urize of $50 oGoi prize of $4,000
/ !" I0OeO 800
/ 6pU e,Ia5
/ 5000 25 5000
&c. &c.
Certificates Of packages Of IS whole fickes $3.50 90
no do * half do 65 90
DO do o. ounrter do ~ 50
~ Orders from the country enclosing cash prize tickets
Will he attended with usual promptnesH and drawings
SENT when requested all persons ordering their tickets from
Please address
D. NJ. HoYT C CO., Richmond Va.
Jan 72-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21
TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACTOGY,
Cary Street, three doors a6o1e the Columbian IG
Richmond, Va.

H. ANTHONY still continues TO sell Hats al the follow
y. low prices:
Plain Russia Brush Hats 50 so IS; Silk Hats
on fine fur bodies water proof from So so So So Boys Has
from 81 IS TO 81; Fur Caps from 81 SlO Gen,eens C
Caps from 81 TO 80; together with of Mems AL
Boys HAIR sealet and Glazed Cape black drab Wool Has
wholesale and retail. Terms-Casb.
p g. He keeps during the Summer large assortment 1T
horn Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable for all aye,
N. Il. Hats made to order
January LIST. 1892. 73-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-21

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
THE subscriber constantly receiving from the
nulacory OF NUNS Clark, New York, elegant and p:
lano Eortes possessing the latest improvements and iA
decacy Of touch and so peculiar To
nnfacture.
Merchandise In general.
Piano Fortes repaired, uned let hire and taken II
CHEAP MUSIC
The largest collection OF ausc ever offered for sale ~
state may he selected FROM nj the store Of the subscriber w'
now enabled TO se al the Philadelphia and York whoe
and retail prices.
Those purchasing TO sell again will be furnished upon
terms than they can find elsewhere In the State.
p. n. TAYLOR,
Jan IS Piano Farts and Apse Sor, oupo,;f, III, Ra.il