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CPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANO.--The sub
~ scribcr has Just received from the unrvalled
manufacturer, Mr.. Joseph Chickcring, one Of his
best Rosewood Piano Fortes, of the latest improve
ment The instrument must be seen and tried to be
appreciated. Those wishing to purchase are invited
to examine IL at Stationcrs' Hall
iuiy 7-3tawpw
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"The false heif," by James.
1.-THE Lost Ship; tale of the Allan ic
The days Of Queen Mary and all other recent
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NOTES

No proposal will be ns'dered unless il be accom-
panied by a guarantee, signed by or respon-
sible persons, in the following manner, viz:
"A nv A hat.
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

THE undersigned continues TO transact business
i for mail contractors pensioners, draughted vo-
yernment.
lie has blank bids ready for persons DESTROYS Of
bidding for mail contracts. The old service and pay
upon any route given at the shortest notice and adj
vice as TO bidding communicated, II desired. No APP
plicston attended to, unless accompanied by fee of
five dollars and letter taken from the office un-
less the postage Is paid. No person having business
at the seat Of Government need attend In person. Il
a full descrip ion of tie business is communicated,
aud full power Of attorney sent on by mail
Ten per cent charged upon all old claims allowed
nv the proper authorities, sfter the allowance made.
Nothing charged unless the claim Is allowed.
Refer TO The members OF the Twenty Seventh Con-
gress generally.
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Washington, 9Th street, near General Post Office.
March 2l-lyif
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DO do 25 half IS
do do 95 annrte- a. IN
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Y The Subscribers are authorized to sell, on so-
co,nmodaiinr terms or lease for term Of years lots
Nos Q and 10, IN square No. al containing u 600
square feet Of ground, fronting 18th street, immc-
tlately south IL the Union Engine House
iuly 4-3t JOHNSON q CALLAN.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
J. G. GREGORY & co. Managers.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class 46, for l843.
10 be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., Saturday, the
I'd of September, lS43.
CAPITALS
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EOR RENT

Washington, D. G, August 3. Isi9.-2awstif
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10000 dollars !
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

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NOTES.

No proposal will be considered unless il be- accom-
panied by guarantee, sgned by one or more respon-
sble persons in the fol owing manner viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07

~ scArlpss.
a rain flood from tic mountain tven,
II leaps, IA thunder, lurth IN day,
Before is rush the craes are dfjyrn--
The oaks up.ocied, " hIgied away
AVID Vet in asse ell wildly Claiming,
The startled wardsfer lialls below;
lie hears The rock born water Inad'nlng,
Nor wits the scarce rom whence they 60
80 iioin ihci high, mysterious Founis along,
Strsa,a on the sicnc'd world the Waves Of Song,
Knit with the threads OF life, for ever,
~ those dread fowor> Hast weave the woaf-
Whose art the singer spell! can sever:
Whose breast has mail 10 music proof.
I.o. 10 the RarG, Il wand of wonder
The tleralds of the Gods has given:
lie sinks the sou! the death realm under,
or lifts IL brcathless up 10 Heaven
Han sport, half earnest, rocking rs devotion
Upon the remul0us ladder OF emotion.
A., when the halls of Mfth are crowded,
Portrntous, Oh the wanton sceno--
Some Fate. before from wisdom sironded,
Awakes and awcs the scuis ri Men
BEFORE that stranger trom ANOTHER,
..ehold bow GHis worlds great ones bow
Mean Joy their idis clamorS smother,
IN" mask Is vanished from the brow
Ava from Truths Sudden, solemn far uniutloi
.'ly all The craven Fasehoods OF The World
SO, r;sIi from every care aud ,dr,
When spreads ABROAD HE Lofty lax,
The Human kndleS To the Holy,
And into Sp.gt sears tne CLAY
One with the God, The Bard. heiorc him
iil things uuclran and earthly (ly-
iu-h'd are all meaucr po"ers and ocf him
The dark fite swnafs Huharmiug hy;
And %hie tiIe $0uthei's magic measures flow,
rmoolAd every wri:..le the bfuw Of We.
Even - a child t4at, aiter lining
For the sweet absent ina;hef--hcars
Her voice--and round her neck emtwining
Young arms, vents Il ms soul Ia tears,
s., ~ h1fsh custom ti.r e,ttaBgcG
Along the glad and gailclesa t.ala,
The o!dhaod's happy home, uuc hanged,
The swift soar WATTS the wahGcrer back
sGach'd irom the GOODNESS ii unioving Ad
To Naiatss mother arms-;o Natures glowing heart
u.rlues
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-07

GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND-The subscriber having deter
VI mined the State of Missouri will sell tile tract
the county Of Caroline upon which he at present re
sides containing about twelve hundred This land IL To-
Gated miles from Chesterfield Depot the Richmond,
and Potomac Railroad neghboh0od rennrk-
able good health and good society," being equ distant from
Richmond and fredericksburg, aud about thirty miles from
either place. The Improvements consist Of large and con-
dwelling house, with six above tie basement ana
BASEMENT excellent shielded On three SIDES
large tobacco barn. hy framed and built of the best
cabins and all other ont houses for large
family all and good repair There Is upon the land two
apple orchards and two dwelling houses that might,
necessary be divided into farms Of six hundred acres each
There in the yard an excellent well Of water, operated by
pmp and good Spring distant The qualify of the land
is good and perhaps better than any IN The
creek affOring not less than one
very valuable at land, inferior to none besides
valuable swamp land About three hundred acres Is now
original growth heavily tmbere with OAK and pine This
situation would be very fine location for Lawyer and world
afford practice. further description deemed unneces-
sary presumed wishing tn purchase VIII s eN-
anime for himself The terms will he made easy VIII take
pleasure showing the land To persons who may wish To- pnr-
chase. FRaNCis w. SUI y
My 2--wt
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ITO REBECCA HARRIS E1ecutrx of John Harris, T. s. Kill
by Gordon Sale and John WInfee, Assrnccs of j. W.
Wren assignec OF Laurence b. fiarrs atheur Vr
gnia Harris r. N. Harris John f. Harris Flounoy and
Dr. William that on The 2ni day Of May
o. o'clock A. NJ, and 6, p NJ, at the
proceed dispositions George d. Gordon, Berry,
- Jackson and Clinton and John Field and Others and
on Thursday the 18th day OF May the Court house Of Nc,
CTacken Comfy Kentucky between the hours f o'clock A.
NJ and o'c'uck, r. NJ. shall take the depnons Of Horace
Tcrr which DISPOSITIONS 10 be used evidence
the depending the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancey King and Queen county, the Cancey side
thereof which and defendants; and
it, any cause said dispositions shall not be taken the
days aforesaid shall proceed the succeeding days. take
the same and viii continue from day to day, until finished
Very respectfully,
EDWIN UPSAW
March 81 lI0-w4w
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ANnS, NEGROES &r., AT AUCIION.-ln order Ia pro-
II vide If possible for the payment of the heavy liabilities 10
which have been subjected IN consequence n tue failure OF lie
late uf Thwcart Miller have determined Ia sell 10
highest bidder, my residence the upper end Of Motto
way county, within mile Of Burkeve Prince Edward on
Thursday, the both day OF April next if fair If not, the nsA fair
dnv, the f1llo,vin: property.
Tract of Land adjoining that which reside, contain
ing about $50 which situated Grs Min and
Gotten Machine and all the necessary Improvements for fan
y residence
One Tract, containing II acres (which would add 10, if de-
el adjacent, Also residence, which Is situated
valuable Tannery establishment doing large business
with excellent Yelling house. and other buildings convent
entity located
Two other Tracts adjoining my residence, containing
about 80 aces and The other a5Oeach having the necessary
buildings Tor the accommodation Of family.
One Tract of ne. acres Mountain Creek in the county Of
Prince Edward, with Improvements.
one Tract, containing $685. original forest Astounding
in vaahc building timber lying in the counties OF unenburg
and Prince Edward the main road Mooe Ordinary
unimproved.
One Tract in Prince Edward. adjoining lands Of DR.. Ag
L. T. Miller and Giles A. Miller containing 800
with distinct settlements
Also, thirty or forty valuable Negroes descriptions
The SAFE ot MI OF The above, which will probably be added
Horses, Catie, &c viii take place house. above
stated and VIII be continued from day. until completed
Aud. an Monday, tho eih day Of April shall the prem
SELL to r highest bidder that valuable plantation IN
Ee county OF 'heia wing on Appomat"y river near Goodies
Bridge. The tract contains 7.t acres and inferior any
tract in The county of the time and place,
VIII also Se me Crops, STOCK Plantation Utensils, &c
TrmsFor the Lands. liberal will aowed for the
Negroes cash. for so many a. may find sell
that way and twelve months credit for remainder.
~ Purchasers generally, and the creditors OF Thweatt & Mil
er particularly earnestly requested sales The
claims OF all Creditors who shall purchase will be discounted
with pleasure. ANDERSON p MILLER
Holloway, March 81, 1879
r = deem proper the creditors of the late firm of
a. r Miller Son, that ample security il provided for their
clms in the of the concern which have ali been
transferred TO Giles A. Miller the acting partner purpose
No,,oway, March 81 llO-wtsIA
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VALUABLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY FOR sALE.-By
viur n Of Trust executed by Tie Stoncwail
Company hearing date the I day of
March, si and of hr County Cont Campbell,
SHALL Monday, the 7 day Of April le3. IL fr and II not
ON the day thereafter, Sundays excepted, n the Fur
mace belonging said Company situated Stonewal
Creek the county of Campbell SALE by Of pub
lie auction all the property Of The said Company ho' real ana
PERSONAL consisting amongst other things of the Tract OF Land
which the said Furnace cected continuing between four
hundred y and five hundred together with all the
buildings and improvements lereona The interest o The said
Company certain other Lands situated m the heishhorhDnd Of
Furnace between thousand and eleven hun
acres purchased by The said Company fron Corbn War
gear plantation utensils wheelbaows furnace tools man. Ids for
castings implements and fixtures connected with
The said Furnace the Casting House thereto at
tathed, and in The possession Of The said Company
II confidently believed that there Is making esa
hshmen, in The State Of Virginia which combines natural
profitable that
business the Offered sale There Is
land which the Furnace stands and within few
hundred yards ofie Furnace ABUNDANT II not 'nt1hansthr
Gf excellent quality; and there also the
tract very the Furnace penii-
full supply OF good limestone The Furnace situated in pop
Ions nrchbooj within less than miles o James river
which there good road and the Of transportation hrncc
10 Richmond by Of the Canal Is very nc0sdefabe. We
earnestly invite the attention cnterpnc capitalists to this
property. afurdng admirable opportunity for profitable
sprcilation
II ssieThc real property win be sold credit OF
and months I'm four equal install
menis the purchaser purchasers giving bonds with good per-
security the the purchase money! and the
the property itself be retained, further security
sale VIII be
required exceeding twenty dollars and for all
beyond that amount credit of six months will be given;
the purchasers giving bonds with good personal security
be good: acting merely Trustees. will only convey
the purchasers such title vested in US by the deed Of trust
aforesaid WILLIAM DhNiEI. "a, Trustees
JOHN W. sTRATToN, I '"'-
March IL IO3-ytds
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.

ID H. JENKINS having removed the building a the
the attention of merchants families and Others Ia
variety Of DRY GOODS in the city.
ilem that consequence of selling by wholesale retail
for cash qeednee ory he enabled TO purchase and sell
cheaper than formerly and believes his customers VIII lind the
goods low prices IN any pat ol The United States
Having contemplation this removal for tine he has dis
posed Of all of his old goods and will hereafter offer very com
pi-lr Of the following articles:
SILK GODDS-A the newest styles Of Black ana Coorcd
Silks all prices and qualities, for day and evening dresses
MOUSLIN DE LANES.-Eyery variety of color and style
cXIcoEs pieces fancy styles, all prices. FROM c. 8
10 III CENTS the finest manufactured Aso Mourn
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND vEsTINGs.-A very large
LINEN Goos-Irish Linens, all prices from a5 cents to s7l
Toweing every description; sheenss all kinds Linen
Cambria andkerc-fs, al! prices from =, cents to 81 each
R nosE sR g aS G description Of kind and
size sk Cotton, Merno Raw silk, Worsi.d and other make
Stockings and Gloves, for men, women boys and siriS
FAMILY MoURNiNG.-Every quality ofback and blue black
and half mourning ousms Cays and Bombazines, aud other
BoxNETs, RIBANDs AND FIowERs-Iatest fashions.
LACE GooDs-Thread and Bobne Lace Wells. scalfs la
cnPEs GoLLARsELaee and Mnsin Capcs and Collars
THANKSGIVING, red and yellow Flanneis, English
BLANKETs.-Bed and Negro Blankets, all sizes.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASoLs.-A very superior manuiac
turr Of these articles, made expressly for retail.
GENTLEMEN viii always lind mcrno lambs wool and silk
shirts and Drawers Stocks cmva "sIs,y and Gloves Of al
Pocket ilandkercileis &c &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS500 hars and cases of helched and
bearc sirliurs aud Sherngs from yards wide
Also Apron and Furniture Checks Bed Ticking Cotton OZna-
brg In this useful aud necessary branch Of business great Al
enon given have always hand extensive stock OF
all IN. approved manufactures in the country
SHAWLS ScAgFS AND MANTllLAS OF The latest impor
taons .
SUNDRY ARTICLES Mcrinos, nimiiy. Fn.es, Corsetts,
NrvciS aus!n of Cambria Book Null aud Jaconet, Sew
me Materials Of Linen Cotton and silk Buttons &C. &C..
hr Tuncar informed that they rely upon finding II this
all times. full supply of all the above articles
from the cheapest Kind made the finest fabricus smiling the
aud wishes of ALL New Goods opening week
throughout the year, from auction and elsewhere and viii be
s,ld otT mt great bargains nj r. H. JENKINS
Staple and Fancy Dry Goois and Linen store.
ii,
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In .he United states Court for the Dis,rie, Of virginia

In the United States Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia.
March 30, 1913:
TN the Of bankruptcy Of William b. Edmonds, OF the
L county If Fauquier in the Eastern Virginia Districts
The said William B. Eamonds who has been deereed Bang
upt this Court having filed petton pnyins for his dis
Charge is Ordered tina, thereof he published in news
paper printed the city of Richmond seventy days least
fore the 9th Of next hearing will be had on The
said petition The United States Court ROOM 10 The cay o.
Richmond and nil creditors who have proved their debts ana
other in interest," appear al The said time ana pce
and show ase they have why the prayer OF the SAID
titoner should not be granted
ACopy-Teste,
March 81 il0-wIlw
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'ETERSBTRC

CHEAP DRY GoODs-one Of our firm will spead large
portion OF rs time IN the Northern Eastern
the purpose OF making selections and buying
bic terms thr eby enabling have constantly on hand large
fresh and Complete assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
which will be sold al the lowest possible prices for as and short
credits All running will due and payable The first Of
July and first OF January
Jan. Il RANDOLPH, PEBBLES q CO.
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and Steel mounted spectacles

AZ well AZ Spectacle Glasses every descriptions fit in
frames lie bestows pains the selection OF his Spectacle
Gasses-and his friends that his glasses OF the
very quality wei! ground, and perfectly poshed-and from
knowledge the Of optics and the structure oil the
eye, prepared 10 give The most proper advice TO persons
chasing 5prctacles or Glasses.
All Of which will be disposed Ct the accommodating
NJ Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
p,tersburp Feb Q S8-wly
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Washington City, Feb. %, l343.

(,ARYSBRoOKE SAE.-On the 2th April next will be sold
al Cary booke residence Of The late Archd NJ iiarrlson
all Furniture comprising the usual variety IN bel
ter than ordinary condition, We'll portion oi The stock ol
Horses and Sheep, and amongst these valuable PAIR oil
Young Carriare iG.srs C1age and Buggy Also Tor sale
nyirav Ia some gentleman who wishes keep him of the
most desirable dmng Servants in Virginia lie VIII not he
will reach Of his WIFE, hut, 10 purcaS
er who Richmond this part of the world, moderate
price viii be asked
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Executor.
For information, apply TO u. c. RANDOLPH RifhHond
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Fredericksburg. March "a, 1913. lna-

rTNE imported thorou.hh Horse, DAGEE will stand the
present commencing on the Oi OF March, ana fr-
mhatiny the l0 oi Ju'y Al his stable, ~ The town o MAN
chester county &C Chesterfield aud n the Court house oil me
county, every alternate nine days through me season. lie
Mares $40 sac the season, and So 10 insure
Mare he foapa,ab'c when each Marc Is taken away
10 prevent mistakes requested Ia send note WIN
Mare stain. She by the or by The IN
only viii be CHARGED. The insurance 10 be forfeited, if the
owners before is ascertaned II she be III foa
In viii hc entitled Ia receive my cents on
each Mare he paid by the ownei asicc mas heretofore
stood forty and sixty dollars but now pun HIM nj Tue present
10 blood figure compared with any horse on me e1nl
bred horse American Turf Register, Vol D No. Tor Jan
nary, e5i, aud also I" the bills o tle Gay.
Iaghcr bred by Com Sir Robert Barrie nj Swarhae IN
1920 lie by Mney the sire
Of Ievahau, 1-nnes-ee Of Margavr winner of the
TINA BY Sir Robert Barrie, cot by the cele
haied bay Ned Arabian Sheik out OF Maria bred by The late
Duke of Hamilton, Ashton Hail. III Lancashire The Duke 81
anons Maria, English General Stud liook, edition OF
@ v"ue 3D. page ls was got by 9rv ale her DAM ,
famous ami"ran her dam, Bay Jave'in a'So red ny t
luke y Javein ont Of Young Flora osn sister to Spade ny
lchye-Javcn Young Flora, isser Spadlle,l and Spa.
de likewise bred the Duke If Hamilton and may WIN
prclrcy be yled his family Of horses ne nSe OF Iia.
'crlcrat.d hond-!c the st. leger no less
than times circumstance quite unparalleled on the turf
and ran first for il IN, eighth hut The stakes gwen Lord
F"hwIliam his GIars' rider having "s,p, Young Fora
cut Of Flora, BY Squirrel her dir Angelica by shape
Two True Blues Mu-y i.re Of Dashee) perhaps the best
OF Ofsc, aud oct Of Sir T. Charles Bnnbiry famous Mare
Eleanor by Whiskcy.
Dashce is blood hay with black legs NAME and tai ana
snn. hoois the largest class of blood
horses being fall hands inches IN height, of length
III proportion with bone and great muscular power stand
and even upon very clean limbs. in fine racing
FORM with deep shoulder, back ons and launches has
great sweep IN the quarters, aud unusual length OF tsa ana
arm ys short below the knee aud hack with hind leg III
pcn, c strength shape eqnacd hi surpassed ny
aud indicative o astonishing power a. racer; added Ia
which he Tree from hlrmhe defects of that character
known 10 hr hereditary, with which many fashionable Northern
anns Of present day affected, and which they,
of course, and do entail upon their get
EDWARD T.. MAYO.
March Q l00-wtw
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rI1HE STEAMBOAT RAPPAHANNoCK, Captain FAIRnAsK,
her regular trips Saturday. March 4i!ieav-
ing Baltimore 10 o'clock r. NJ arrive at Pungoteaeue about
II o'clock day. Merry Point Sunday night leave there
Monday morning; nj urLanna about o'clock
o'clock Leeds 10 ociock; Port Royal IL oclok
and anvc al Freefick sburr abon oock Reiurnngeave
fredericksburg Wednesday morning ut oc!ork arrive at Port
Rnyal about ~ o'clock and Leeds about IL o'clock Tap
paannock o'clock uanna O'Clock; Merry Point o'clock
iay al Merry Point night Thursday morning. touch al
REUBEN T. TIlOM, Agent.
NJ
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACToRi.
Cary street, three doors abore the Columbian Hotel

Richmond, Va.
H. ANTHONY still continues TO sell Hats at the following
. low prices: s,,, ,,, s
Plain Russia or Brush Hats from 50 so TO S. SIX Hats made
on fine fur bodies water proof 81 50 10 50 & Boys Hats
from 81 IS 81; Fur Caps from 81 to S6 Gentlemen Co.
Caps from 81 3d. together with an ct Mrn anu
Boys Hair Seaet and Glazed Caps black anu dab WOOL as'
aud retail 1trms-Cash.
p He keeps during the Summer large assortment OF Leg
horn Palm Leaf Willow Hats suitable for all ages
~ b. Hats made To order.
Ianuary l. 1919. WY
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IN Alt Rules In the CLERKS on
fee of the Circuit Superior Court uf Law and Chancev far
Louisa county on Monday the Bird day o October, 1872:
MaiyP. Duke, Administrative OF benjamin u. Duke e
agans; Plairtr
William Shelton in his right aud surviving Executor Of
John Shelton, deceased and surviving Trustee under the sal
John Slellon's will for John Shelton Jr John Shelton Hl
beth Winston and David Shelton, Defendants
The de PENDANT, David Shelton, not having entered
ance given security according and % s
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that hr 10 n
nlabitant Of this State, o the paniif. her
connse Ordered That the said defendant David hr;on
do appear before the Judge of Tie said Court the Cou
the first day Of the the said Court, answer
plaintiffs original and amended biI and that coHy ans
order he forthwith inserted in newspaper published
Richmond months successfully, and
door Of the Courthouse of this .ourt dan
Copy-Teste, JOHN HCNTER.C.C.
Feb