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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-21
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NARRESTos, (Fa.) May III, 1874
DEAN Sin: The untsrslgned members Of the DEM
ocraic party have seen, with regret the signs of dis
and division it, and with great pleasure your
Effort 10 suppress them. and 6rmness support
ing MIR Van Buren, We believe, and confident
IN belief, large majority Of party in this
DISTRICT feel decided preference Tor him. and that their
pr, ference has not been impaired by occurrences
different impression may be made by the proceed
ings Of the meeting of this place The OH. The
dersgn.d and many ether JEALOUS and stcadust friends
sf the democratic cause did participate in ITS de-
l,beratiUns II was our purpose neither to add its
number, 10 be placed dubious attitude; and il is
opinion tina. i, ought 70 be regarded as an in
deI nj the stste Of the public mind.
We have read with unusual interest the wise, the
just the firm and the GIsentares'ed letter of Mr. Van
Buren, 10 Mr.. Hamme and his lucid exposition Of the
constitutional question, and We canno! withhold from
you grateful Acknowledgements for the courteous,
earnest and able manner with which YOU have sustain
ed him.
We are friendly to the annexation Of Texas. II is
great naonel measure. 1t merits the support of the
whole people OF the United States II the measure 10
prosecuted with dIscre ton. have persuaded our
selves that it wl be accomplished IN short me and
that If 10 made subssrvent 10 individual aspirations,
or party purposes will either he defeated be pro-
duc,ive OF great evil In consummating It, the united
councils sympathes and efforts OF the na''on at pro-
p,ious time, cannot be dispensed with safely. Under
such auspices the acquisition will he OF great value,
and produce great benefits and blessings
With sentiments IF great regard and respect for you,
ersonaIIy and politically,
Your friends and obedient servants,
JOS HORNER.
r. II. MOORE,
| J. Nj. SAUNDERS,
NJ. NELSON.
lNMAN HORNER,
HENRY T FAINT
VIM w CARTER,
J. KIRKMAN.
ARMIsTEAD UTTERBACK,
| JAMES HUDNALL,
/ JOHN FISHER,
4 w. II. GAINES.
! To the Hon. G. G. DRsaaooLI.
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NEW CASH CLOTHING STORE.

A. MARTIN, No s6, Nam street, belou London
y Huinrham Drerry's Dry f7ocd respectfully in
Of the citizens Of Richmond and public
nuacturrd very recently by him, fashionable
manner from well selected stock of Goois
mponaions.
In addition Ready Made Clothing he intends keeping con
lily on hand superior assortment of Cloths Cassimeres
Vestinss White Brown and Figured Linens Goats and
Pants and great variety of Woed and Cotton Goods all
which made up order, in the manner The
shortest notice.
Also, full supply Of centlemen Shirts, Bosoma, Collars
Stocks Scas Ties handkerchief Gloves, suspendrr toge,e
with every other a?peainns gvntemens wear all
which will &c New York prices
Goods this establishment warranted both
CARDS durability and perfect fit.
hopes strict attention and close application to bu
siness receive share of The public patronage
MAY 10 l-2awy
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
500, 0Oo-S30, 000-Sl5, 000-Sl2,A10,
100 Prizes Of / 900 Dollars are 100000 Dola

100 friz's OF 600 Dollars are 100000 Dollars!
IN Saturday, May 25lh, ls4d-ALEXASDRIA LOTTERY
- Glass 4, for 1914. viii he drawn Alexandria, ID. C-l
grand capital Of 100000 splendid prize of 80 Of $1,000
of 2of $4,000 Of 1000, Of 5000, 10 Of 2co0 100 OF
ooO 100 of lowest No 5n0 26 of 800 1876 of 200
sides prizes Of 49, Oo So Co. So 40 and 90 IS No
Whole Tickets o Halves $780, Quarters SIS; EIshth 81 so
Certificates Of Packages of 20 Whole Tickets sOsaes In
prnporti"n.
ORDERS Tor Tickets In the above Scheme and all the Lutte
res 10y the Package single Ticket promptly attended
To, aud an account of The drawing requested address
n. STRATUM Richmond, Va
My list Of prizes Is constantly increasing and number
upwards Of ca large three number prizes sold The Isl
January, 1914. DON'T forget
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
MAY 10 I'D
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NJ EuICAL INSTITUTE, IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
III The subscriber the following scheme for private
Medical and pecfuy solrs the
the Members of Profession he Of instruction will
embrace pcarsa Junior and Senior Yeareac Of winch
he divided and Winter Session The
Session April I5th and terminate September st.
The Winter Session viii commend November ISL aud terminate
March LIST.
The fee for the embracing Summer and Winter Session.
For either separately, $40 addnc
The exercises will cost of Lectures,
tons examinations upon the several branches of Medicine
ARRANGEMENT OF STUDIES.
JUNIOR YEAR-Summer Sesu0n-Sprcial Anatomy: Special
Physiology Maera Medca, and Therapeutics Chemistry
The Summer Studies i'll bs added Surgical
Anatomy Surgery tcoreca and Practically Theory
tice Of Medicine Midwifery.
SENIOR YEAR-Summer Session General Anatomy; Prin-
cpes Pathology Pathological ANATOMY; General
hnscua,on; Medical Jurisprudence Winter
of all the Studies uf The Junior and Senior years
In addition the above thr Student will access all
times Ia the Medical and Surgical in the
Aims House College ufrmary and Peni,enay aording him
ample opportunity of obtaining practical ntormaon testing
nv observation accuracy OF the principles which being
culcaed. Address AUG. l.. WARNER, " D.
Richmond, April 9th, 1911. l07-Gm
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J. G.. GREGORY IL Co., Managers,
No. !, I, MAIS STREET
TO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS.

RICHMOND, FREDL.!Ck- BURG AND POTOMAC KALI
gutD-REDUtTiUS or RATES
~ Office il hereby given that, and after Wednesday, TIC
18th instant the by the RAILROAD tone between kic
will he reduced ST. and between Peters
burg and Baltimore SO 50 cts. cnly.
Travellers by Railroad reach Washington 10 nine
baltimore twelve, aud Philadelphia in ren hours a'e
by the river and bay left Norfolk should they be
disposed stop Washington Baltimore they may do so as
long AS they please and without extra charge
charge children under three years OF age Others under
twelve years of age, half price. -,
Hour of departure of from Richmond, before e. A.
THOS. SHARP, Agent Of Transportation
Anil rs lGg-tf
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RAPPAHANN0CK FARM FOR SALE.

RAPPAtlANSOCK FARM FOR SALE
THE subscriber Will sell premises, on FRIDAY
2s,h day Of June, ls4i Tract of Land containing 9io
on Toiuskey creek mouth Of said creek
and about half mile from its junction with The Rapnahann"ck
The improvements two Rory Brck Dwelling House.
nil dngs necessary for farm that SIZE The
quality Of the o equal that OF ls beat Rappaannock land
of wood and excellent water The situation
is healthy in The lower county There Is Mn Se
failing Of which through the up
of the Furm and mill erected thereon woud be source
profit the and Of great convenience To the eie
bnrhnud An supply best mari miles di' ,ant
obalucd eapn.e aud readily brought TO
the Farm BY TRANSPORTATION Tonskey creek on WHICH le
land lies nay.abe for vessels and renders the situation a. &C
cessihe # diaey The tiver-snd abonnds
with fish and wild fowl of Description peril CT title ~
The Fail he sale Wi he made the day specified WIN
limit lett, addressed To tie sub
scrib. city. obtain any desrous OF
this Farm extended description o II, Its annual
yield &c, &c.
7rHhsonethd of the purchase money to be paid IN cash.
the balance credit of years will be given The ur'
chaser securing by deed Of and ing The Interest
nuaiy JOHN A. MEREDITH.
NAV Ia 2-t
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Property at Spousyrnn,a Cou,t-iouse far SHE.
rT,IlE subscriber offers for sale his property SGotisyvana
Court House Consisting OF llrge Tavern, recent, built. Of
brick al good
der and attached thereto containing upwards OF one
lana portion nf which stands in original
land produces kindly EASILY
The whole II warer-d. and The ncirhbohod
mn, kabe for and health There Ocr
The Coltho,sr For further PARTICULARS Apply Richard
an ir Elchmnd, lanes II Rawlings Mansie!d's +. o.
Louisa, or To the subscriber, on the premises
LEWIS RAWLINGS
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F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,

Opposite the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, ia.
LII persons WIN Tickets he titand Loery-StXTY
"A THOUSAND DOLLARS CAPITALIZE be drawn a5t this
month"; should send Immediately j. F. WORD, and
chance from his Office The following the numbers Of some
OF the Whole Tickets n hand:
u % . ~ q IS 3 % IS % % as 60
81 S. "a 90 u 46 "a 50 I3 81 "a
And great variety Of Other numbers in whos halves quarters
and 20 rh,b-.
Whole Tickets saa-Iiaves lG-Quarers 5-Eighths so.
Certificate nfa Package Of IS Whole Tickets two tickets
given IN WILL b. by mail any part country The
low price of S2sOiialves li0-tluartcrs 70-Eighhs rs
" Orders attended Ia promptly and the drawings sent to all
who order their tickets Of
JOHN F. WORD, Richmond. Va.
Mayi 3-9I
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FI-LI AND coMpLErE srocK or SPRING nArs!

FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF SPRING HATS.
HAVE jus, received, by various vessels direct from Ma
nufaory York, full supply of Black, Beaver Castor
Nutra Russia flan Moleskin and pattern Of
Plain Hats gent'emens Summer Also good
Of Panama. Ierou, Sragass Double ami Single Bnm
Paf Leaf Hats all which offered for sale at The owr cash
price lev AMIpON,
Stores, No. 4, Exchange Hotel Richmond, Va,
And Wall street, corner Of Nassau s,ret, New York.
Country Merchants particularly invited call and
examine my Stock before purchasing elsewhere
Anril 3 IO4-2aw3m
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IL THE UNITED STATES COURT FOR TIE EASTERN
DISTRICT of VIRGINIA In The inacr OF BankruFcy OF
;,O Taliaferr: In pursuance of IN order OF HE Court
nv account assignee In this case and VIII
the of Thousand three hundred and thry hse
and teen the Bank Of Virginia. subject 70 the
r. der the Notice is hereby gwen that amer zen
ar will pass order for dividend and dtr'outon
among creditors Of The said George b. Ialiataro
WYNDHAM KEMP, Assignee.
ll6-4t
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A FULL AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STRAW

IIAvISG made large additions Stuck per arrivals
III heretofore offer complete
Bonnets Hats Artificial Flowers, Mandatory being
Of wo of the celebrated
tuners al the North with confidence our
Goods as regards beauty Of shape and appearance equal
superior to other Manufacturers and the
be as low az they can be found in any market.
w. 4 E. P. CARPENTER,
No. ], Exchange Block.
May IA 2-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-21

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT FOR THE EASTER y
DISTRICT OF VlRGINIA.-ln the matter of bankruptcy
George b. Taaierro In pursuance Of order the Court
made the 22nd da If March, lei3 n",ce X hereby gwen
20th February, l-ii, deposited further
twelve hundred nIney-fve dollars and foytwa
the Bank Virginia. the credit at this subject
future uf Curt and thai the said after
days will pass order for dividend aud distribution there
Of among the creditors Of the said George lnaerrn
WYNUH M KENT,
Special Assignee in Bankruptcy.
Mayl At
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CoR sALE-rhE GLEN AMRLER PROPERTY in he
about from Lymehbmrr Neatly all Of IBIS
Land in lis virgin state fine Tobacco Land Abpnt ha@
very well watee cultivated Land Is well sci in clio
1t has fWo DWELLING HOUSES on it, one in esceIeni
repair occupying heauu! and commanding situation ich
en- smoke iiohses Carriage Houses Stables Cabins Tor eD
wants Gan and Tobacco Barns Gardens, Orchards u TIE
The Tract, embracing very flats,
contain about 'p' acre. witch VIII be sold hody, di-
Ter This Is really very Land. and Is now in toTdiion
to max '' Wron o. wms" corn ana to, lobi'so
Ao the rsrn on which the subscriber resides silussd in
house and Baoupie SIX miles from each and eig,t mites
the Western terminus OF the Lrusa Railroad, ihdons
mountain aud anvlal lands The cS>isls of
36i acres n Of w'ch have been divided four fys
The dwelling house stands elevated and heant and
commands AN eMeVr view OF The valley OF the Rapid Ann and
porcos be idrs cellar and closets
The Farm = w waleied and has twenty Of valuable
Rarns Ice House Da,c Tote, Gverseer's House
r,ants NIL u which with HE ncng are in excellent rrn.ir
rhere good Cen an Orchard in full bearing and another
pamed five years site, q the choice uis. The Farm is
vi hin quaor af a mt ct Merchant Mil, store, Post Of
fee and B'acksmlh's hop.
ca,h, credit of one, two, and
five years remainder winch mas; hear interest iom The
day and be secured by deed Of upon lahd and
bonds with approved r''o"" security hasrss g's'
Liberty Mile, Orange CO., Va April 10 all-nl3m
Union LEVEL FOR s,LE-By virtue of a Deed Of Trust
" executed ny Alexander poc, aud recorded
County Court MeCklr'ng hearing dale the bl y oil MAY,
1888, will h- old To the highest bidder, the premises the
9th day Of June The faoi oi Land which said Dntc
resides of M-ekenhur. immediately the
stage read leading from keh,ld 10 Milton, " containing M
ihnnt 9a 81 wchafe standing original growth,
and heavily umberrd AMI productive wheat
and tonacco the staple Of the country which said tract
situated The improvements Isl of and comfortable
dwelling Eoisc eight large cellar,
used dining in.rtcr v III every necessary oui house.
for servants tobacco baa stables cribs, Carriage hsc, ice
house, TN the west end al tract, good
house, Backn's shsp nmb-r ho.e ao comfortable dwell!
line house vi Tour stables crib aud houses,
aud knnwn the of Unoa Level! L. believed I" hc
OF the best l:s part of Vagina for ss;from
Si20 $500 wnft OF Is he sold annually advan
tacr. This ract Is prsr mics A"reast from oyd"n and
Ran oh ;acon C'rgr The situa il beautiful, and
healthy Vgna Persons wishing purchase would do
well 10 examine BEIGE tie day Of sale.
TERM-DHc-.r I'd cash, and and credit the
balance, satisfactorily secured. II preferred, Tract VIII he d
vdei suit pu;chHcs The title IS nnd"ub,ed acting Trus
tees, viii such only as is vested in
ISAAC HOLMES, lr,.,o
ARCHER HAYES, I ituS''e''
Ili--u2m
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ITRg -w.eky Mail Coach White suuhnr Springs Lewis
borg char and Guyandoe, passing Balcony Falls, Ma
In Bridge. Dagees nibres springs, Clifton Forge owing
d Calaghas and Also the connection direct 70 LeSng
s- Lynchaurs every Monday, Wednesday anu Friday alter
.ssa.t. Extra coaches Will lie furnished al any time
JAMES VI. BOYD, Proprietor
Ay7 llo-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-21

WEEKLY ARRivAL-25 CASES OF PoNNtIS.
|RECLlVEn, per Railroad and Steamer Columbus wehy nse
| whrh addition pre-en stock, renders our asot,
Icn un-gnaed Merchants and dealers are res ecuy
l. offered unusual low uric.s. al wholesale, Tor caSh
i,;,o loft
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Observation-Disclosures AND BUGGIEs.


THE s"bseriher has hand. al his Coach SHOP on vaey
street Richmond near Old Market and Seahro"s'S Ware
I. the largest assortment of COAiiES, CHARioTTEES
|RoucB ES lsanding and falling tops HUGHES WIN ana
r;nr- workmen. and OF the most suosia
neras Also, many cond hand Articles OF almost every
s'rpon in good of which VIII he sold on the most
TERMS he invites attention OF those wh" may
Pant good Virginia made Carriage Of Sort to call ana e-
Fam his beure ing elsewhere rs ne
kemned el low other good articles oil the khd
In he sold in this city.
Repairing done, ua In the shortest time, bet manne1,
|rt on moderate terms MICAJAH MANGUM
Nav lio-2i@aW
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orcoNp SPRING SUPPLY OF BOOKS. STATIONERY
- AyD FANCY GoopS-J. w. RANDOLPH & CO., "
VAN street Richmond have opened second spring supply
their old friends and all other puneua CUSTOMERS at moderate
prices ,-wtf
Mhy 10 Nv"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-21

.n (r term years. Of this House, aud VIII
,iuct in manner which hopes will enti,ie II TO ne pal
ofthe public. ~. -. = - .n..,s a.,
cs Powha,an Stables. ,oe o.,
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3nuW LEAF HATS 600 dozen Of the above Hats from No
1 )" 80, ~, o n. - ~ W 4 f p CARPENTER,
No. !, Exchange building
II loft
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TOR sALE-The Tract of Land which reside in the
county Of the Appumnttnx River thirty
four from Richmond, adjoining the lands Of Or. Abner
Ciup others containing hundred with nil
the necessary buildings for farming PURPOSES and the comfortable
residence Of gentle mans family.
affords good society OF the
State The locality very healthy. The farm ahounds
Of excellent springs and is well supplied with fruit of
most worked for in five field sys-
tenn and IS improving condion-nost of It has been
Plaster Of Paris has been applied mani
fest observed. will show 10 wish
ing 10 look make known the terms which will he on
time, f desired. BES. H. MEADE.
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Arg sgEIyAIS,--W Z p. CARPENTER, No ], En-
pack Of Merchants visiting this
m ~ t- n splendid assortment al Ganne,s and Hats ever
cd IN his market comprising all tho different styles OF
|pw CYPRESS fashionable Goods of every description
are constantly t-r stock, direct from
| and determined 10 offer them, for cash. as
49,, lO6-tf
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JNO. S. MccRERY.

TAMES RIVER srEaMBoAT coMPANY.-an adjourned
General Annual 5setng Of the James River Steamboat
plny will be held the Bell Tavern Richmond Tuesday
Evening the twenty first day OF May 1884, al o'clock, when
every Stakeholder desired be by
business Of vital importance The Company will come under
consideration By order OF the Company,
VIII. sINT0N, Secretary.
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STRAW GOODS! SPRING STOCK

" {. Z P. C.4RPENTER,
Manufacturers Wholesale Dealers Foreign and Domestic
STRaW GOODS, LEGHOR.T AND PALM LEAF HaTS
far cash, No. l, Exchange Block, Richmond, 1a.
HAVING made for their Spring Trade
they prepared exhibit large and fashionable Stock of
'onnes every description their manufacture together
with heavy and of Ieghou and Palm Leaf
Hats Artificial Flowers III all the largest and
desirable Stock of STRAW GOODS introduced into
the Virginia Market.
They pIedg. offer their Goods prices that will
hear comparison with any other establishment in The United
STATES Confident that their stock viii at all times he worthy OF
the attention of Dealers, they respectfully solicit CALI
March % lU3-2aw3m
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SAGGEi, WINFREE will sell Tobacco, WHEN ~ ~, NJ.
on se,un, ana will give particular " " III p'o
.rr .r.ruslrd 10 his agement. , 49,.
w. !" '''"' o1"1'"s u 7i-1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-21

.RABROOKsS WAREHOUSE.-lt affords the Inspectors Of
this inform the Planters OF Tobacco IN
vona and North Carolina that Seabrooks Warehouse Is
in Good order for the reception Tobacco; that ample insurance
n-ansr be Tobacco in the Warehouse; the
Warehouses; that freight
will be PAID all Tobacco them that Their undivided al
enon paid business of the warehouse ana svery
effort made on their part 10 expedite business
0 ~ THOMAS c. BURCH, lr,.r..,or.
THOMAS T. JOHNSON, inspectors
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NuflCE-By Ilmiiaon the Of Arvn Hurt WIZ he
dissolved the 2ad day Of May (instant and as we wish
an'aeons of the firm fully understood by that Time III OF
same may be speedily wound up, this IS TO inform
eecest particularly all those having claims against our
wa, present them DR.. Robert H. Crale ana mr. Jas
al before the expiration of the above limitation or as
as possible they being selected by us TO adjust me
g of concerns and all those indebted will please come
without delay and close their debts, by BOND Or ost
are determined to pay what may be due by us AZ
csciy as possible. ALFRED II. HURI,
, TUOS. ARvIN
contract will he binding on The firm of Avin Hurt
: The publication of his notice THOS. ARVIN
.1gN 2-0t~
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A NEW MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
rI,E Subscriber rented Store No l5-, West Main
ahavr the Exchange Bank. for The purpose
the above business every department, ~ pre-
pared furnish with CLOTHES of the latest siye or IN
any ether IN sn!t their iincy.
lie has secured The services Mr. William McCrey, and has
appointed his fact conduct The business whose
qinhir atoms well known the community generally.
apperianing business will be- Thankfully
ccived.
Terms moderate for cash. -
May 3d. lsii. JNo > McCkEkf.
The undersigned pledges the combination Of renewed ener-
with several years practical experience IN his profession In
Thing has please. lie respectfully snicits
the aonagr his good friends who have heretofore favored n
and the public generally. WM. hcCkERi
May ll-H
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERe-Two hundred boxes received per
schooner Tusearoa, mostly Of our own manu!scIIs which
am@ ilo-tf
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|I,NEs II. IUREY, COMMISSION MERCHANT, RIcaMoso,
v Tosacco Flour Wheat and other Produce aud on
in liberal cash advances Once on
r street. doors above Williams Haxas Wa!e-hous
n The Basin Bank.
arrrRg,crs:-Me.srs F. j. s. James & Co.. Rchm0nd OIL
an R. Jones' W. P. Parish, ESQ., Charlottesville; Messs ~
tl,ey 60 ynrhbnrg; e. May. Esq Staunton John T. MIC
ln7hsn E.q Bucnanan;J w A. Saunders Esq., Buckinchan
.n Raeland Esq, Powhatan DR. James L. Jones, Orange
Alch5 "-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-21

5HARM IN ORANGE FOR SAt.E.-The Subscriber VIII sell.
premises highest bidder, 26;h Juneif
fair fair dayhs Farm lying in the county of
Orange on river three miles from the Court.
house Richmond and Louisa RAILROAD He
hesitation saying that Is e1ua If net SUPERIOR to any
has been for
high Of Improvement The fields being well in clover
of Brick iouse with
ce lar whole Kitchen with fur rooms stable,
On the Farm of fine
timber well wn-ied. There are sixty of rs rich low
GROUNDS any the river.
There IS manufacturing Mill scale, Grist
and Saw Mills Carding Machine and Woolen Factory
adjoining thi. farm.
pleasure in showing the land TO any wishing TO
purchase aud will privately If should
ice he given The public papers before The day of sale
Nav : lI6-tds G.. e. MACON.
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|WO"LLEN CLOTHS AND STOCKING YARN.-Tle sub
ub.rs proprie,ms of the Richmond Wool!en Factory, re-
.ttu' their patrons and the pbc crhe,ay'
aa have CONNECTED the addition their Factory and are
20" pu-d them the hest terms The very aeI'
testimony have received and the uniser,a sasae."h
son ar. heavy article OF black
swa drab Jeans fom materials which we war
equal anything cheapness aud durability IN the mar
w. We have also hand and for SALE very ot oi
and Stocking Yarn from the best
Wool and warranted equal TO Yarn ever offered Ter
In this Farmers sending WOOL directly To US may
upn receiving hgnest price, in cash. Cloth, Yarn
eCaided Rolls.
ROLL CARDNG.
Ar the 18th Mry, 1914 will be prepared TO Card Rolls in
W superior manner, having ordered set of new Machines
s'yrssly for that purpose.
Factory adjoining ilaxars Flour Mills.
JONES & MACKENZIE.
AMI ll4-3m
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ALEXANDER DUVAL q CO DRUGGISTS,
Paints. Oils, Dmstnfs, Windo,o Class, &C.,
OFFER well selected Stock Of Drugs Dyes, &C. hich
" invite the attention of Country Merchants aud others pu
chasing.
Particular paid packing and shipping orders
ALEX. DUVAL & CO., Main street. Richmond
Marrh