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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

Taluabic Iron Property, for Ordinance Purposes, con-
tanning 250i Heres of Land-for sale
TINE for sale the above tract oil land lying IN
po,e,o,rt county near River which there are mex
bousile Orc Banks qualify of The C.orerdae and
Mcr- and auderson's the value which known 70
vib The exception small cnemenis II desired, the SUD
srriler will add the above lract 500 or l,om acres
There constant ncvcang stream on the above tract al
f,dnr a sulcency Of water drive or more furnaces
also sale plantation lying on James RIVER medl-
,elv obnvc TIE town and adjoining the Estate
yhc reside containing no On this tract heFc Is an
nd i Of client 0av part grounds There il fine site
~ w,,rr Works nj which HE River may be used For
,,,.r n,crll.s those disposed purchase may obtain HEN
II the s,,bscrtcr or Naianic. DENLY, Esq Richmond
~ .;Io ,oi-i, JOHN VI. HARVEY.
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Niarch2
STRAW GOODS! SPRING STOCK
MARCu OOH lsAl

~ 4. T. p. C.4RPENTER
Manufacturers and Hdocsac Dalrs for,iga and D"mt.iif
STR.4H GOODS LEGHOR.v .iND EIM LEiF Hits,
for cash, Ma. !, EJehaagc Bloel, k'c'm"nd, a.
ryAVN extensive for their Spring rade
they prepared exhibit large aud fa>lonabe Stock oi
onnes every description, of thcr manufacture together
with heavy and well secolea Stock n Icgurn and Palm eai
Hats Artificial Flowers comprising III all the largest ana
Stock III STRAW GOODS ever introduced into
the Virginia MARKET. -
They pledge themselves offer their Goods al prices that VIII
hear cumparison with other establishment III the tinted
States Confident that their he worthy OF
tho attention Dealers they respectfully solicit call
March % lu3-2aw3m
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ONE DAY SAVED.
Advancement of the Western Mail and Passengers

o. and the Isl of April 1914, Packet Boats will leave
~ Richmond Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings al u
o'clock precisely aud ynchburg by o'clock, A. NJ
Wednesdays. Fridays ard sundays.
By this arrangement the Mail and Passengers from The North,
ron, Wes VIII arrival of the
Lynchburg 10 connect with the Western ana
Mali stage lines 2i hours IN advance oil tie pre-
seal time.
Returning leave LyrelhurG Mondays "Wednesday. and En-
Sam, hv
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SPRtNG-Itii.
FRESH DRY GOODS.

II J. s. JAMES L. CO. Globe Square, have in Store
large and general assortment of FRESH SPRING GOODS,
prhascd on the best terms If sn far bs hr cost 81 mPor-
con, TO which they invite the of old Cusont
and the public generally.
Their Stock compeends many rich and splendid Goods
than they have offered for many Foreign Goods
deed cheap.
1 BY several vessels daily expected they will receive
large a4ationo. supplies
March lHS-St
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PORTRAIT OF GOV GILMER.-J W RANDOLPH < co,
,as or Li,bocranhic Portrait Governor Gime!-
price % cents ,,,,.
T,r ,,rr Mn GuarE', Posra.ir.-our towsman, Mr. T..
aa has in a pulbed an and well executed Likeness
ac Secretary of The Navy drawn by that talented
artist 81 Gihart from Dasneeotype Of r. Baas THIS Pof-
a Of Mr. GImer is considered all with whom We have con-
se, 49,, 20 ~ l03-wtf
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GREAT BARGAINS ~ SPRING DRY GOODS.
4PRH-Isii.

.7PRIL-lSii.
One thousand Packages of DRY GOODS, amounting
to nearly 10000 dollars, reeeircd, and opened
from AUCTION aud riserhere, by
ID II. JENkiNS-who respectfully invites the attention Of
H. Merchants Famers and others 10 examine this extensive
and unparalleled OF Fancy and Stape Dry Go1ls
The following comprises only few Of the leading articles
received:
Cloths ras>.ncres and yestines, for Spring and Summer
300 bales brown and bleached Shirtln.s aud Seetn:s
Oznahugs Apron Checks NestneS yellow and blue
the extensive variety Of Domestic
Goods in the city, many of which purchased before ad
Irish Linen and Linen Goods OF all kinds cheap and good,
from % cents upwards
Bonncis-35 cases Bonnets, latest a-I;ons
Bonnet Ribons Sprics aud Flowers
1000 Parasos and Sun Shades, from - cents upwards
silk and cotton Umbrellas, cheap and good
Every kind of new material for ladies' dresses
All kinds of Mourning articles
2c00 pieces Cacocs all prices, from G, s, TO- l2l c and finer
100 pieces Calicoes from =, To- 10 and higher
Lace Capes Collars Caps and Muslin Caps Capes and Collars
900 Linen Cambria ilandkerchie all prices, rom shilling
White and black Stockings l2i cents To the finest
Bed Ticknss l2l cents, shilling and 20 cents
1000 yards Thread and Lislc Edrngs
White Canton Mattings, all widths
Fans Of various kinds, &c, &c, &c.
Offering The above articles for sae the subscriber would
particular attention Of those buying for cash city
cep,auce assuring them, that they will find the Goods cheap
as in any part Of the United States, nj
r. II. JENKINS
Linen, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Store
April 6 Nb-wtf
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
A GREAT REDUCTION ~ TIE PRICE OF
HATS IND CPS

At the Town and Country Hat Mandatory, under
the Columbian Hotel, Richmond Virginia.
H. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and the pub
- lie generally that hand larger and better assert
men than he has had c0nsStn. Of Fine Fur. SILK CASH
mere and Russia Hats Fur, Cloth Velvet Seaet Glazed and
Hair Caps Black and rah Wool Hats &C., &c. IN all The
and varied styles and shapes Under the assurance tnat the %
tenn of small profits and quick advantageous, he
adopted the method doing business entirely for cash. and
consequently, enabled 10 sell at much lower prices than those
who give credit
r S.-To his friends in the Country who have paonsed
him. his tankso those who have not he hopes tn
be better acquainted with. Oct. ~ iS-"y
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March ]

ru,oBACCo PLANTATION FOR $ sLE-The subscriber Is
rhorscd 10 sell upon accommodating terms, the Plantation
~ AR O. s TreeaIt generally admitted TO I've the most vaa
M ac, Of land county Powbaan great portion oil
u hsv ,n,royed and admirably adapted the growth of 10
bacco wheat clover The situation extremely healthy
% hndinrs e,ceIen and neisboood unsurpassed in the
,..e m Virginia. The contains about 200 acres; bu TO
az, nucaser il would divided, and The buildings would be
d with about 900 choice land admirably disposed
vel wa,ered with sufficient supply OF wood and timber
To an individual Of Investing twelve or hiteen thou
nd dollars in a splendid Estate, finer opportunity can p'oaa
y he found within the limits Of the state Apply to the Pro-
p! W '" ~, ~ - Z. T.. BOLTS.
W,c'o' 77-wtf
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, VALUABLE FARM rs AMELIA For SALE.-By virtue
If decd in trust executed the subscribers by Thomas f.
Letter and duly recorded IN the Clerks Office of Amelia we or
a. ,e nriva.y that valuable Farm which Thomas f. Letter
ev resided near Jeersvle, known by the name OF Wayne
oak and containing by recent survey 900 acres about ia oil
;rh ara in original forest we'll mhecd and first rate tobacco
Land large portion of The open land Is of good quality and
produces fine crops OF tobacco wheat, com and oats ne %
tweinr hoisc rcr!y with nine ROOMS neatly painted ~,
side and out three rocies wi'h turned pillars &C. good
b L'h.n ice house and carriage house,
rn o i've nc.fo with brick chmneys, and every
,Iher olt house necessary such farm
If n.Iile application made this farm be bonght for
law nrice iii money Either Of the undersigned Trustees
III Ia Measure in showing Plantation person
WI a r,;sl, In pucase. II will he sold oig. entire,
suit purchasers. i i6nM r. RI prh"' r,o
J. W. {. WINGO
,,h, 95-oanim
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Petersburg, April $.

TEACHER WANTED.-Thr Bedford Female Academy, at
Liberty vacant, and desroue
tue Principal VIVA Is we. qualified for such situation. The
hudnss spacious and erected Female Academythe
caton healthy and in popnous wealthy county. The
Trustees will receive proposals until the Goth OF April 1884, Of
such desire situation. Letters directed TO the Trustees,
desiring The situation, and desiring inornaon will receive
prompt attention There is no female school OF the
than Lynchhurg and, with competent and suitable
teachers may be full school constantly Academy
Hose desiring The situation should apply speedily.
March - l0l-ta0A
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proner,u al SDousuiran,a Cout-housc for Sue.

Proper,y al Sgonsytcan,a Comt-housc for Saie.
TIME subscriber offers for sale his property al Spotsylvan
Court eise consisting o large Tave'n recently built OF
bk win late and all the ont houses IN soodor
dor and the farm attached thereto containing upwards of
Thousand acres land large portion ." wheh stands in original
, aLr ea-ed land produce. kindly and is easily improved.
m. vhor farm well waered aud the Derhborhood l.
markae good society and health There Is no other tavern
~ h Cont house. For further particulars, apply Richard
lin h Richmond James H. Rawlings, Mansicd's r. o.,
Louisa or 10 the SUBSCRIBER OH the premises . -
''"' " ~ LEWIS RAWLINGS
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

TINE subscriber is constantly receiving from The celebrated
nufactory Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Foes possessing the latesi improvements and thai
decacy touch and sweetness oftone, peculiar
nufacure.
Also large of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano Forles repaired tuned hire exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music offered for sale
State may selected from, the of the subscriber
adelpfa and New York prices
Those purchasing sell again Will be furnished upon better
terms than they find elsewhere in the State.
P. IT, TAYLOR,
Feb Is Piano stnre opposite tn. Banks
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SPRING SUPPLY OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY &c.
HE undersigned are receiving extensive assortment
of HARDWARE, CUTLERY TOOLS, &c, embracing
every thing usually called for in me- which will be
during The season. Mere mechanics farmers and house
keepers VIII consult their interest by examining stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere VIII offer induce
nents to buyers generally. SMITH Il HARDWOOD,
No. 20, West Main street.
Ar,iI1
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, ApRII. -, 49,.

'NHOMAS CHARLES ELLIS, Importers or DRY GOODS.
haIaware Cutlery and Guns, street, opposite III: Ex
cange Bank nave in Store portion their
supply which they offer country and others
low terms as can be found at any other house in the city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

MI EDICAL INSTITUTE, IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WI The the following scheme for private
Medical Instruction respectfully socts the Of
the Members Profession The course Of instruction VIII
embrace to and Senior Yeaeach OF which will
he divided into Summer and Winter Session. The Summer
Session 10 commence April 18TH and terminate September s
me Winter Session November st and terminate
March LIST.
The fee fo Year. embracing Summer and Winter Session.
$40 IN adrcace For either Session separately $40 adrdnre-
The exercises of the will consist of Lectures Reca
tons and examinations upon the several branches of Medicine
ARRANGEMENT OF STUDIES.
JUNIoR YEAR Sumner Session-Specia Anatomy; Special
Physiology; Materia Medca, and Therapeutics Chemistry
the Summer Studies will be added Surgical
Anatomy surgery Theoreca and Practically Theory and Prac
tce of Medicine Midwifery.
SENIOR YEAR.-Sumraer Sesson-Gencral Anatomy Prin
cipe of Pathology Pathological Anatomy General Physiology
Ascullaiion Medical jurisprudence. Vner Ssson-Review
of all the Studies of the Junior and Senior years
In addition above Student Will have Mt all
times Medical and Surgical cases under treatment In the
Aims House College Infrmary Penentiay, aordng him
ample opportunity obtaining practical Information and testing
c;v,c,,ed Address AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. ID.
Richmond, April 9th, 1874 IOI-om
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-sTUFFs, WIN
DOW GT.iSS,
ALEXANDER DUVAL x co. have constantly on hand a
N large and selected Of the following articles with
every other article their line winch they offer trade
accommodating terms
Best Caracas Indigo Spirits Turpentne
Hest Dutch Madden Castor Oil
Alum, Copperas EPSON Salts
I.ogwoood, chipped Sal Eratus
Extract lockwood Saltpere
White Lead, dry and in oil Blue Stone
Iamn Oil Tanner. Oil
Gum Sheac super Olive oil
Rest Chewing Tobacco Havana and Principe Cigars
And and we'll assorted Stock OF WINDOW GLASS, of
The celebrated Muicca brand
~ B. Particular attention paid TO packing and shipping orders
ALIEN. DUVAL & Co,
Feb 81 Gift Main street Richmond, Virginia
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.
Probably The largest IN any one Establishment

TN purchasing costly article Piano Forte would not
order from who has been engaged in the bi
ness some eight nine years; has sold, trial Ia different
Virginia North Carolina fonr hundred nst
selling had and who offers To take all The
responsibility o selecting for YOU and 70 grant You The privilege
To order direct seller himself place of depending upon
agent particularly that agent Is Il select for You" ana There
by e responsibility Of the seer' whereas YOU leave
hun 0 himself, lie is without excuse
Prices vary from $3.50 10 5000 h. ~ NASH fooHs""sr,
And Dealer in Piano forteS, Petersburg, Va
Narch5 9G-wJaif
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'HE PoLYGLOTT-A Monthly Iortnal, devoted To slndern
Languages VIZ: English French, Italian German. Spanish
ma portuguese by Louis f. Kpsein A. NJ cf Charleston,
q; VOL is No J, is hand Subscriptions AT five per
inhuni, payable IN advance; by DRlNKER NORRIS
. Buck Binders and Siationers
f
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NITcHELL'S MAPS OF TEXAS AND OREGON TERRI


MITCHELL's MAPS OF TEXAS AND OREGON TERRI
TORY.
TIME Public informed that, the Large Map of the u
states recently published and exhibited here there
Man and Oregon in connection with all Of North
every por,cn the old and Northeastern boundary
On the large, minute and valuable Map of the World
six by seven feet, published in Europe America the
Northern line Texas The Arkansas and the Western the Rio
Gnnde including Santa Fe or most Of New Mexico.
Oregon f. Boundary equally minute as well as all
the divisions of the world.
Also all the routes traced by all Exploring Navsaors from
the earliest period of the world including Com. Wilkes
Expedton years with all their discoveries the Ant
ar,ic Continent, never before any other Map.
accompanying History Of the World, OF six hundred
of all Nations tan Interesting Chart and Key
Includes comprehensive of Texas, Oregon and
Island and Empire discovered The Map aud His
tory are only S2 Price of English Edition sx guineas)
The Maps United States 81 50 TO $40, (e large
it'll valuable index four and five and half feet square, about
onehalf the usual price Of Maps of the size.
The patronage and satisfaction of the numerous
subscribers in Richmond convince the Aeen of the Publisher
that their expectations than realized in the correctness
and beautiful execution of these useful works.
Their education render them exceedingly valua
BILE in every family well Office Of abundant III
formation fully impressed the mind by the attractive appear
ance ,
They the to the Banks the Powhaan
Exchange and Columbian Hotels, where orders left VIII
be promptly attended 10, if applied for early.
snril 1 106-t
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

nEINKER ( NORRIS, ae Smith < Pamer,j invite aiicn-
- lion 10 their very complete Of Books and station
.ry 10 which additions made from the New York
and philade mia trade sales We furnish in quantities
School Bo ks OF the latest and approved editions
Blank Books of every description Letter and Cap Faprrs III
every variety cheap. Together with STANDARD publications
in every of County Merchants and Teach
supplied prices they purchase IN city
March I03-WG
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

Dull y, ohobo3 ipoNhO, NC.
WE have added former Stock 100 fresh packages and
w now Offer The lowest essh prices the general
men, of ladies' gentemen', chdren and servants Shoes,
and boys and Bogans and Booee be found the
Also superior and plain Trunks Carpet Bags and Valices
ety buying for by the package single pair
will please give us call LEONARD co,
Main street, one door below r. IT. Jenkins
Ian ~ 7s-wI
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T1ND OF CONFERENCE.-THE end of Religious Controver
L. ~ in friendly correspondence between Religious Society
of Protesan,s and Catholic Divine, By the Right Rev John
''''-' j. w RANDOLPH co.
g., y 9l-ti
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FERNS of the Richmond Enquirer.

tsree oeek during tAs ssss'on
t:.sSa'' +' TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nn,Is mr. canum and Three Dollars for six months,
advance TO bspaas "a INC ogsr Ca ., ,h vsaI
t " SIX office may emttedper mall in good ana
Bank the risk Of the Of letter
s ascnun, the writer II is the VI
,stuce,,, nm Iensve business, winch opera'essSa 80
tn ha", for nine papers, annually
,,s1a gratis TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
I'm lines or less, irstinserton, IS cents;lor
s"t,ruance, 50 GEMS ...nmn,nsd w h the advance
orders t" 10y references, 10 insure execution. - ,
,4y satisfactory Using may amountto SluO per annun d
whose &c % per cent; and 10 $50 OF 10 per cent
i,oun: w ne solicitation OF several OF our city trends'
determined totake a,m s.arv 10 saw any Thing in
,rts We dem result hereirom 10 the whoe
favor the of our paper IN Inc couh
,lr ron mai an annual advertisement, twice
ny, ana u" IN rrs-y paper and once wetS IN ey hs
such VIII 9e to single advertise
square SpecHt nay pro for enlargement beyond inc
shall have ,s pw.hea any addona eos
ierieIi ere fdsnaa! ddcersiSsmhls 100
80, 'saH's' 40
y . IS
I Obituaries and Marriages from the county
,,,ys handwrtincis unknown 4. 81
iat The saticu othe Postmaster in tue
N- n no case be published. Every measure, ,hal ma
to prevent imposons ana qnz]s n case nr
; being certified By the name OF The postmaster
'...s ~ ii. back Of the iei:sr .,.rea .. incurred
4, SUBSCRIPTIONS shall hereafter he consaeea a.
vapce and for years publication, unless speciali!
s m shoe time and paid for In advance ioi
,,rr ordered. .xa.r n 70 NJ u, and n
unless paid FOR in advance, or satisfactory re
M mad, 10 some and accessible person IN esaIu
M hrr or his payment But IN case oil an ofaet o' pu"
.,,hout nymcni from subscriber VINO Is uiae
s ,y;;h the conditions single number may oe Se"' '"
sns ar ncs orupcaiei by, copy Of this regulation
~! names all subscribers whose ahii! 10 pay NJ. -
4" In, Publisher and who may remain ineh on ope
49,, =, The end Of from the time wleh me au
cn, was due shall be erased from the list oil -
Resolutions Of TIE EDITORIAL e""'fH,,"" ~ 81
rh-s. Resolutions Of the results oil he
j the bitter experience Of the Editorial o"'i %
~, ,r- assembled Richmond, On the 'th Iahus
At ~, press recommend. andour own InIcre M
Ne adherence them Several Of the Aneflc.; ~ h
m the roqhsh custom OF CASA ParmfatS 40 r.s
more NV an abuse the Credti system 'n' tne W
rbr great difficulty consists IN the transition rom
ln, ~. ofh.r Sotwith LANDING the Resolutions OF the
Convention have been induced to continue srVer
t. ns change The OF every subscriber who
prrdcameni positively b. stricken ol from our roll
=, I'M. com Of our next volume.
r.r That il recommended TO the Editors OF Newspa.
m rn riout Commonwealth 10 publish AT The head ni
aers their rates ADVERTISING and that they strictly IA
~ he same and that these prices be always snch as o
.'l, far cotipe nsaiion for the tabor performed.
Resolution the Editorial Contention.
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CANAL BOAT and STAGE ROUTE 10 Gainesville, Cnmbe
- land e. H., Farmve Prince Edward Charlotte and Halifax
Court houses, and Milton, ~ e.
Leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and Friday half past
5 F. NJ ecisely arrive At Pembefon, opposite CarersVe at
Nj passengers will then take the stage, IA new nine seat
cocch,) which will be waiting and arrive at Farmvile by r
NJ and Charlotte O. II by 3 p M leave Charlotte at A. NJ
Monday, wednesday and Friday, arrive IN Milton by r. M
Returning leave Milton Tuesday Thursday and Saturday NJ
NJ and arrive tharlotte by 8 P NJ; leave Charlotte Mon
day. "Wednesday aud Friday s. A. NJ arrive al rarvne y
II, A. NJ and Gainesville by next morning. at coeh
the Stage VIII take the 10 The Boat winch eaces
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
April 4 lO5-lm
NOTICE TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS-The rate of
Transportation Tobacco in hogsheads from 1asoh 10
esburg the Grcenesve and Roanoke and Petersburg Kan
roads 9 100 pounds from Petersburg 10 Richmond,
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad u IS 81 30 per hogs
head These include all charges OF orwadns anspoa
and drayage Petersburg II the Tobacco Is consigned TO
the Agent Greenesve Railroad Company at CASTOR, and
agent AT Petersburg. .
The Greenesve Railroad Company advertise to forward all
reaches CASTOR and we VIII take om the
Petersburg Depot fast reaches Petersburg that IN
will than day and half or two days between
CASTOR and Richmond.
The rate upon Dry Goods and Groceries from Richmond Pc
tersburg follows
On Dry Goods, IN boxes, IA cents per hundred.
in bales, IL do
On Groceries, - do
And from Petersburg TO CASTOR. % cents 100 lbs
JOHN WILLIAMS, Treasurer
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Office Feb 30 a3-2m
ny The Raleigh Warrenton Reporter Oxford Eyami
Milton Spectator and Danve Reporter will copy
twice week mouths, and send their this Of
fee.
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leies for the Entertainment on The occasion 81 ar.
CLAWS Pist 10 Petersburg
WILL be 10th of April and II is earnestly re-
g.sted the subscriber that gentlemen desiring TO be pre-
that will Immediately provide themselves with
tickets will contribute greatly to the comfort and convent
enc of all concerned know the number 10 be
Tickets had the office of the Exchange Hotel, IN Rich
md and the Bongbrook Hotel in Petersburg at 50 EACH
which entities gentleman to introduce three ladies.
JOHN MINGE.
Petersburg, April s. lost
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- 1hs css,ed Racer and Stallion will stand the
u suing season at my Stables, in Louisa county Two miles
South of the house. TWENTY-FIVE dollars the season. ps!
be in oal the groom-to be pald whch 'e 'e
served. 4, c-h;,., na a. !, ,oce
horse stood higher New Market IMAM any oise e'ot ~ ~
United States, with the exception o. KoMton. ,,,. ;,
by Whaiebone, dam LANAI oy
woodpecker; Trentham, Cuneonde by Blank; Cullen arabian
pro Camden brother TO ranam Pullenes Ghrsnn arabian
SpanSer ~. io 90 I'm
Mayrb
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WEEKLY ARRIvAL.-a5 CASES OF BoNNETs.
DECEIVED per Railroad and Steamer Columbus twenty-five
II If The fashionable Bonnes OF the sea-
whc addition Stock renders our assort
Ia cnu and canine our stock aud Hats, which will
offered nj unusual prices, wholesale, for cash.
.o,no loft
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GILES MIsCELLANiES, &c.-Polcal M;sceanes, COM
: piled by Gov. Gles-price g.
Jews Lectures tbs Restrictive systemprce 81 IS
iayor Construction Construed-price 81 25 For sale
j w RANDOLPH & CO.'S Bookstore and Bindery,
l2l West Main street. Richmond
sen 94-.f
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IILECTIC FOR APRlL.-The Electic Magazine oil Foreign
T. Ieratue-edited by II. Agnewat SIX ooas per anun
payable in with Plate oil hilton Dictanng
y 80 e DRINKER & NORRIS
Bookbnders and Stalioners.
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