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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
MIR. DALLAS AND THE U. s. BANK.
WASrINGToN. D. c..
House OF REPRESENTATIVES

June l2th, 1874
Ny dear Sir Entertaining an unconquera-
be opposition To the charter of another u States
Bank, and representing as do a sturdy. in,clli-
gent and patriotic Democracy, who concur with
me fully in this sentiment, and having received
several letters from my constituency, stating that
the Wings are circulating indusrriousy the charge
tina; the Hon George NJ Dallas, OF vour State
the nominee of the Baltimore Convention for the
Office OF Vice President. is in favor OF that. 10
them. odious and most hateful measure. and that
while Senator in the Senate Of the L. States,
he voted .or the rccharcr OF the old Bank take
the liberty Of addressing the inquiry 10 you who
are familiar with the character and political course
OF the distinguished nominee whether there is
any truth in the charge; and lha, YOU will he So
obliging as to give me the history Of his course
on that question while such Senator with his de-
clared and known views on this question.
The nomination OF the aforesaid Convention
meets, as il Justly deserves, hearty response in
my district. and will receive the Jealous, cordial
and unanimous support Of lis Democracy unless
miSled BY story OF that character; and / should
regret exceedingly that a falsehood Of that kind
should be propagated uncorrectcd 10 the injury Of
that nomination among the sterling Democracy of
that district who, in the hour OF trial. have always
been found faithful.
am, Sir, with great respect,
Your mos, ohcdieLt servant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

own letter 10 Mr.. Wentworth must as TO his fu-
,,l.c conduct on this subject.
am, verv respectfully,
Your ohcdicnt servant,
G. J. INGERSOLL.
Hon WM s HrpgcIJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-22
SALE OF 4 VALUABLE FARM NEAR
RICHMOND

PURSUANT 10 a decree OF the County Court
l. of IIenrico, pronounced on the 1th day OF
November, 1914, in the suit OF Britannia Wei
lneton kcnnon, widow OF Beverly kcnnon, de-
ceased. and ExecutriX of bis last will and tesla
incnt. Plaintiff, against George r. kennon and
others Defendants, the undersigned acting a..
Commissioners under the said decree, will, OH
MONDAY. the Both day OF December next, At
II o'clock, NJ, proceed 10 sell al public auction.
on the premises, to the highest bidder, tract or
parcel of Land lying in the counties OF Henrico
and Hanover. called Solctaire, al present occu-
eight hundred and twenly-seyen acres and two
tenlhs OF an acre, about seven miles from the
Civ OF Richmond, on Chicka homny Swamp,
and near the Brooke Turnpike road The sale
will be made on the following terms, 10 Wit: For
cash as 10 so much OF The purchase money as
will be sufficient to pay the sum OF twenty-five
hundred dollars with interest thereon from the
Isl day of April 1911, and all the costs attending
the execution of said decree, (incuding n COM
mission on the whole amount OF purchase mo-
ney of five per cen;um Oh The first three hundred
dollars. and two per cent. on all above that) and
the residue of the purchase money payable one
half On the Isl day OF January, 1916 and the re-
silluc on the Isl day of January 1877. for each
of which instalmcnts a bond will be taken, bear
ing interest from the day OF sale, 10 be paid when
the principal is payable. No conveyance will be-
executed 10 the purchaser until The sale shall be
confirmed, the purchase money paid, and con-
yeyancc directed by the Court.
G G6P: t, G \. EEEErr, co~'s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-22
BALTIMORE MARKET, Nov. 20.

r,acR-There is only limited demand for
Wv Howard Street Flour, and sales continue 10
h. made from store 10 moderate extent at 81 %.
settlements .or receipts by cars at 81 10y.
Holders OF Civ Mills Flour are generally will
q. 10 sell at -, but we hear OF no lransac-
tons. Some are not disposed 10 sell al that rate,
and ask 31,.
t,RNx.-Prices of Wheat remain very steady
=, = % cts for good to strictly prime reds, and
= a - cts for inferior 10 good. A sale Of a lot
o, Pennsylvania red, quality not prime, al 90 cts.
corn i. dull al 40 IL cts. for new white, and Al
II for new yellow. We quote old white at i3 Il
:; cts. and yellow al Il Is cts. Md. Rye is
.orh G6 g. cts Sales OF Oats al 81 % cts.
Pseyisloxs.-We have no important transac-
ions 10 note in barrel meats, and prices remain
aoinnaly the same as last quoted, viz: West
en- Mess Pork 50; Baltimore packed Mess Beef
$ IS 30; No. Sc q 81, and Prime So. Linz
led transactions in new city cured Bacon Hams
At cents The sales of old Western Bacon are
snail al former prices, viz: Hams at G 4 cents,
AMI Sides and Shoulders a, 4. A, cents. Land
continues dull We quote Western No. in
;ess at 8, cents Sales of Glades Butter from
sore in lots at9. IL. cents according TO quality.
WmsKEY.-Sales of bbls. at D cents. Hold
e OF hhds ask "a cents, but We hear of no sales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-22
NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.

CRUvEILHTER'S ANATOMY.-The Ana
" tony of the Human Body by J. CIuveil.
hicur, President of The Anatomical Society OF
Paris, &c, &c; the first American from The last
Paris Edition, Edited by G. 5. Pattison, NJ. D.,
Professor in the University of New York, &c,
&c: in one volume, with numerous Cuts
CHAILLY'S MIDWlFERY-AP Practical
Treatise on Midwifery, by M. Chaiy Profes,
sor Of Midwifery, Paris, &c. &c; illustrated
with 2lG Wood Gus; work adopted BY The
ROYAL Council of Public Instruction, Translated
from the French, and Edited by G. 5. Bedford,
A. NJ. NJ. d., Professor Of Midwifery in the
University of New York.
MEDICINES Thcir Uses and Mode OF Adj
MISUNDERSTANDING a complete ConspeciuS
OF The Three British PharmacopGas, an account
of all the New Remedies, and an Appendix OF
Formuae, BY ]. NJ. Neligan, M. d., Professor
in the Dublin School OF Medicine, with Notes
and Additions conforming it 10 the Pharmaco-
ppias of The United States, and including all
tina. is New and Important, by d. M. Reese, M.
D.. Professor in the Washington University,
Baltimore, &C., &c. A further supply. received
for sale by DRlNhER y MORflo.
Nov. 81
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MERCHANDISE.
DAVENPORT & ALLEN,


AGciiopecrs ami Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
HAVE usually ior sale, on consignment, from
IL Manufacturers and Importers,
Cufiee-Rio, Laguayra, Java and Old White
Susars-New Orleans, Porto Rico, and ST. Croix
Single and Double Loaf
Molasses-New Orleans, Porto Rico and Cuba
Salt-I.iverpool Fine in sacks
OiIS-Tanner's Bleached Lamp and Linseed
Candles-Spermaceli, "Hulls" Patent Tallow,
Northern Mould
observation-disclosures
Alum Sal,pelre
Copperas, Indigo,
Rice Cheese, Nader
Race Ginger, Pimcno
papcr-Cap and Letter. ruled and pIain-Wrap-
ping
Teas-Extra fine Gunpowder in chests and boxes
Ib. canisers Gunpowder
Imperial
Black, in papers
CA constant supply of choice qualities of Teas. J
Cisars-Prime and second qualities
Plaster-Ground, in 800 Id. casks, from "Lubec"
Mills. We sell as Agents for the Manuiac
turer, and warrant the quality
Sole Lealher-New York inspection, branded
good" and damaged supplies
Licorice--In cases, prime quality
Whiskcy-Common, in hhds. and barrels
Old and Superior
Wines-Matcira, Sicily Madeira
Malaga, Muscat Port
Champagne and Claret
Brandy-Superior Cognac
Common qualities
Imitation
Salad Oil-Frcnch, in bottles
Powder-Blasling
Sporting and Rifle of all sizes, branded
"Kentucky." We sell as Agents Tor Manu-
iac,urers and trarraat the quality
Brown Soap-Scvcral grades Nov l1-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-22
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FAMILY GROCERY.

HNill. subscribers are receiving from the North
i ern cities, al their Store, No. 81, Main street,
4 full and complete assortment Of choice FAMl-
LIZ GROCERIES, which they take great plea
sure in Offering 10 the cizens OF Richmond and
the public generally.
The following is list of articles Just received ::
ST. Croiy, Porto Rico aud New Orleans Sugar.
Crushed ana powdered do.
No. Family Loaf do.
Sugar House and Porto Rico MolaSscs first
quality.
Old Government Java Coffee
Laguayra and 81. Domingo Coffee.
Gunpowder, Imperial, and Young Hyson Teas,
oil superior quality.
Extra Black Tea, No. |, in half lb. papers
Scotch and Irish Whi>key, Mononsala do.
Holland Gin and Jamaica Rum, superior
Pure French Brandy, vintage OF 1885
Champagne, Old Port Madeira Clarci, Tene-
rillt, Malaga, Pale Sherry, Mlusca, and Dutch
Wines
White Wine and Cider Vinegar
Honey. oil superior quality
French Cordial in China jars
London Porter, i'll quarts and pints
Cocoa and Chocolate, warranted pure
Ginger Pimento, Ca>sia, Pepper, Mace
Numcss, &C. in and III. papers
Spiccd Beef, in halt barrels
Smoked llertln%s. IN boxes
Picked do. III barrels
No Salmon and Cod Fish
Smoked Tongues and Beet Hams
Tongues and Sounds, Bologna Sausage
Sarline>, AnchoyieS, Olives and Capers
Vermaccll and Alaccaroni
No Connecticut Shad, i'll half bhls.
English Cheese and Cheese in casks
Imitation English Cheese, in boxes
Superior Goshen Butter and Buckwhcat Flour
CranherTics in barrels
Ciron and Currants, Barley and Rice
Superior Rice Flour, in papers
Italian and Bordeaux Oil, IA superior article
Pepper Sauce and Sauces assorted
Pickles assorted, in glass Jars
Mushroom, Walnut and Tomato Casnps
Best refined Table Salt; No Starch
Sperm, Wax and Tallow Candles
Fancy colored Wax do.
Common and fancy Soaps
Superior imported Cigars Of the moslapproved
brands
French, English and American Mustard
Brooms, Brushes, Mats, DcmijonS, &c, Ne.
With variety of other articles III the grocery
line, which will I've sold, for cash, al the lowest
prices HENRY AILMER ~ SON.
Nov 10Th, 1871
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JEST OPENED.

JUST OPENED,
THE LONDON ANIMALS.
TEATH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY, for 1913,
II with Il beautifully finished Engravngs,
from Drawings, BY the first Artists-Editcd By
the Countess of Blessington.
The Keepsake, for 1915, with l3 exquisite En-
cravings, from Drawings, by the most eminent Ar
lists, engraved under The superintendent OF MT
Charles Heaih--Edited by the Countess of Bles-
sincton-Bound in rich embossed crimson silk.
Ackcrmann's Forget Me Not, A Christmas,
New Years, and Birthday Present. for 1915.
"Appcaling, BY the magic of its name,
To gentle feelings and affections, kept
Within the heart, like gold"
Edited By Frederick Shoberl, with superb En-
cravings, and elegantly bound.
Together with great many other new and
beautiful Books, suitable for Presents.
NASH & WOODElOUSE,
No. 1871, Main Street. ruins of old Eagle Hotel
Nov 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

IN FOR RENT.-That desirable Resi-
GsEm dence known as WHITE PLAINS, i'm
.tsAs4s medialely on the Williamsburg Stage
Road, one mile from Richmond. The houses
consist of brick Dwelling, containing seven spa
cious rooms two slore-rooms and cellar, brick
Kitchen, brick Office, and other out houses
There are four acres of land auached-a Two
acre garden and two lots. This place is very
healthy; and persons conducting business in Rich
mond, will find it a pleasanlkistance Terms very
low. Apply on The premises or at the Enquirer
Office Nov Ia
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AM
QUEEN


TINE exercises of this Institution will com.
j mence, for the ensuing year. Oh the 10Th OF
January and be- continued until The Goth Decem-
Der The subscriber will he assisted BY his
present associate, Mr. John H. Pits, gentleman
of high attainmcnts and eininenly qualified in
all respects.
The course of studies will embrace (besiries
the elementary works. the whole range oil Clas-
steal and Mathematical authors usually studied
at college, and all the branches constituting
sound, practical English education including
Natural, Mental and Moral Philosophy.
The slrictest attention will be paid 10 the habits
of the Students, and candid and impartial state
ment forwarded every two months TO each parent
or guardian. of his sons or wards intellectual
progress and moral standing. To the former
and present patrons OF the school, by whose par
,ialily and kindness il has been 80 long and ibe-
rally sustained, we promise, that our unrcmii,ins
efforts will be exerted TO merit continuance OF
public patronage.
The annexed certificate Of Col. Smith super
inlendent of the Virginia Military Institute is
amended for the satisfaction ot those acquainted
with Mr. Pitts.
The wear will be divided into Two sessions of
five months each, and the entire expense per ses-
sion will be 500, for tuition, board &c, payable
at the end Of the session. q. WHITE.
This is 10 certify that Mr.. John II. Pitts, of
Essex County, Ga graduate OF This lnstiiution,)
was one year engaged as an Assistant Instructor
in the Institute and he is considered in every
way qualified to perform the duties OF an Instruct
or either in Latin, Mathematics, French or Eng
lish, and as such is recommended 10 me patron
age Of the public. FRANCIS H. SMITH.
Sup " NJ |.
Address o. WHITE, Fleetwood Academy.
~ a..
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NEW YORK MARKET, Nov. 10.

asuss-Pos are in very moderate demand at
ga Q6; pearls are steady at 81 70.
geg,pSrurrs--No alteration in this market-
,;sp.see -four is held at a GA i6Ss
cnrrox-The enquiry to-day was quite limit
=, and aS hohlers would realize The transactions,
,,bich amount 10 500 bales, exhibit still further
.tcne. I'm
-, d cents. Western and prison barrels are
trry inactive, and we quote at 81 21!c.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c, sc.
Nov. 2O-4t

NTOTICE.-All persons having claims against
v The estate of James G.. Dickinson decd, eli
Their as principal or security, are requested 70
come forward and presentthem, or this notice will
be placed in bar OF their recovery; and all per-
sons indebted 10 the estate of James c. Dickin-
son, deed, are requested TO make arrangements
TO pay BY the first day Of December, or no farther
indulgence will be granted them
Oct 23-2awtf MARY DICKINSON.
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VIZ ORTHAM'S OFFICE, No :, Exchange
w Place.
This Morning
$4,000, 1000, 800, 400, los, 5 of GOO . of
500, 5 of 300, 80 of 100, 80 OF 60, 100 OF 80 &c.
Tickets 81 80; shares in proportion. Certificate
of package of wholes $50; halves Ii; quar-
tcrsS.
For this Evening
$4,000, 10000, 1, 000 5000 300, 10 Of 1000,
10 of 500, 10 of 400, 10 Of 300, 10 OF $50, % OF
210, no Of 900, &c. Tickets SO; shares in pro-
portion.
Also for this evening.
$1,000, 5000, 200, 1000, 591i, : of 500, > OF
200, of $50, 10 of 100, 10 OF 60, 1913 of 80, &c.
Tickets 81 shares in proportion.
Schemes for this Week:
Saturday, Nov. 22d-S25, 900, 10000, G00O,
5000 220D, 10 OF 1000 &c. &c. Tickets go.
Also, Nov. 22-S70O0 1000, 200, 1000,
597,, &c. Tickets -
And to be drawn soon:
Nov. Both $4,000, ~, 000, 5000, $500, 1921,
$500, &c. Tickets $40
Dec. 1h-ssoOOo, 10000. $500, 1000, 5000,
5 of 500, &c
Dec. 1880 900 10000, 5000, 1000, 5000,
$500, &c. Tickets $40.
Dec 2l-s3O 900, 10000, COCO, $40, 5000
$500, &C. Tickets $40.
Dec. 2s-SiOOOO, 10000, G000, 5000, $500,
1000, Sc. Tickets $40
Tickets in all Lotteries of ]. G. Gregory Co.,
Managers, for sale al this Office.
Nov. p CHAS. WORKMAN.
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T G. GREGORY & CO, Managers No lOl
Il Nn;n ~ ~ ichuonI


j /. Main St. Richmond.
.SplendM Lpftcrics tor Ucccmjcr, 1914.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 13 10 I've drawn
at Alexandria Saturday. Dec. :, lSH. - Nos l.
drawn ballots.
Gfand !Sclcmc.
One Capital Prize Of S30000; prize OF
10000. $500, 1000, 5000, > of 800 10 Of 200
100 OF 1000, 100 of 400 &C., &c. Tickets only
80; Halves i. Qrs > 80 A certificate OF a
package of 26 whole tickets $40; do. do. hall
tickets 10; do. do. Quarter tickets b.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. #, TO lie drawn
al Alexandria. Saturday, lIlh December, 1914. -
numbers and II drawn ballots.
Gfawi Scheme.
One Capital Prize Of S30,0)0, | Of 10000. } Of
5000 Of 1000 5000, $500, 2,O00 1000, u
of 1000 Tickets $40; Halves 5; Qrs 30; a
Certificate of Package Of p Whole Tickets
$500 do. do. y Half Tickets GO do. do. -
Quarter Tickets 80
Alexandria Lottery Class IS, 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, Saturday, December Dist, 1914. -
Nus-l2 drawn.
.Splcndid 4Sthcmc.
One capital prize of&30 600, 10000 G,000 3, 40,
5000, 1900 1000, 30 Of 900 each. and many
Of 500, 800, 900, 100 &c &c. Tickets $40,
halves 5. quarters > 80 4 certificate OF 4 pack
age of25 whole tickets $50; - halves SOS; -
quarters S:32 80.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. i( to be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, December Is, 1911.
rs Nos. II drawn ballots Grand Scheme
Grand Capital Prize Of $4,000. Of 10000, !
of G00O, of 5000, of $500, of $500, ot
2,000 Of 1863, of Loo, of 100, 2of $50,
> of 200, ~ of 900, 200 of 800. and many Q!
100, 300, $50, 100, &c, &c. Tickets only $40,
halves -, quarters 81 80. A certificate OF a
package OF % whole tickets $3.50; I'll halttickcts
s65 26 quarter tickets so 81.
g-'r Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Cert
ficaies Of Packages in The above splendid Lolle-
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account Of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, 10 all who may order Tickets from us
J. G. GREGORY Il CO.,
Nov. 2l--2awd&c Managers, Richmond, Va.
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LAND For SALE.
SALE OF LAND, NEGROES
CROP, STOCK, &c.

VALUABLE SALE OF LAND, NEGROES,
CROP, STOCK, &c.
DY virtue of Deed now ofrecom in The Pow
ID hatan Clerks Office, and for purposes there
in mentioned, We shall offer for sale The Tract of
Land on winch Mr.. Benjamin l.. Meade lately
resided. This tract contains about nine hundred
acres, and lies on the Appoma'tox river in the
county OF Powhatan, adjoining The plantations of
DR.. Abner Crump and others. Il is well adapted
10 the growth of wheat, corn and tobacco and i
in very good heart. Ii has plentiful supply OF
woodland, a good house, containing six rooms, an
excellent new granary, and all other necessary
houses. The place is remarkably healthy, and
has large Orchards OF apples and peaches good
wafer, and other recommendations usually found
about an old establishment
Al the same time and place, will be sold. about
twenty-five or thirty valuable Negroes, among
them good house servants, Carpenter and Car
rase Driver. Also, all the Crops ofC"rn, Oats
Fodder, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plan
tation Utensils, Stock Of all kinds and whatever
else on the place that may be subject 10 sale. The
sale Of the above property will take place on The
18th day of December, if fair, and if not, on the
next fair day thereafter. Any person desiring
good farm, on moderate terms, can scarcely suit
themselves better
The terms of sale are-for the Land. credit
Of one, two and three years, the purchaser giving
bonds and lien on the property 10 secure the pay
ment thereol-ihe lille 10 be withheld until the
last payment is made The Negroes will be sold
Tor cash. and the balance Of the property Oh a ere
dit OF six months for all sums over ten dollars
under that amount, cash
WILLIAM OLD, JR.. A'"'eS'
Noy, 0-c,ds
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DANIEL II. LONDON offers for sale, in the

nANIEL II. LONDON offers for sale, in the
new building, corner of Thirteenth and
Main streets. an extensive assortment OF Foreign
and Domestic GooDs, 10 which he invites the at
tention of the country merchants and Planters Vi
sting this market The foreign goods are al
most entirely Of his own selection in Manchester,
Leeds Huddersfeld, London, and in Paris
and consists of almost every article in the staple
line. The domestic goods have been bought on
the most favorable terms, and will be offered at
yery small advances. Sept G-2aw3m
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LIMP PLASTER AND SALT.

LUMP PLASTER AND SALT.
900 TONS OF Lump Plaster.
oOO 1000 Sacks Of Liverpool fine Salt of
the "Worhinglon" Brand, 10 10 the ton, Tor sale
in quantities 10 suit purchasers at our Ware
house on the Basin, where it can be delivered 10
boats free Of Grayagc,
LUDLAM, PRESTON & co.
Nov- 1f-)aw3,r
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SALE By EXECUTRIX.

The undersigned will, Immediately after the
above advertised sale, proceed 10 sell, (f the day
be fair if not on the next fair day thereailer,) on
the same premises a, public auction, to the high
est bidder, an undivided moiety of certain perso-
nal property held BY her in common with Dr.
George T. Kennon, (who will at the same time
sell his moiciy) consisting Of the stock Of horses,
mules oxen, cows, sheep, hogs &c; farming i'm,
plemen,s, grain and provender on the said farm.
The terms of sale will be, for all sums over
$40, six months credit for sums OF that amount
and under, cash. Bonds with approved personal
security will be required OF the purchasers upon
credit.
BRITANNIA w. KENYON,
Eyecutrix of the last will and testament
OF Beverly kennon, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-22

II AW SCHOOL AT STAUNTON-The
IL next session will commence on the 2Oth No
vember next, and continue until the Goth March
following. The Text Books employed will be,
Chitty's Blackstone, fuckers Commentaries,
Lomax's Digest of Real Property, Lomax on
Executors, Isl volume of Starkie on Evidence, lst
volume of Gritty on Pleading, Stephens on Plead
ing, and Lubes Equity Pleading. Fee Tor m
struction $50, payable in advance Boarding
and all other necessary accommodations can be
had at the best public houses in Slaunton, upon
very moderate terms
LUCAS P. THOMPSON.
Julv l5-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-22

GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES.
TIME. subscriber offers for sale an assortment
i OF GolI and Silver Spcctaclcs, which ne can
recommend Those in want will give him call.
" g. Glasses put in old frames.
Nov ga; GEO. KEESEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-22

PRACTICE OF LAW.-The subscriber
having resumed the practice OF Law, will
attend the Sessions of the Court OF Appeals in
this CITY. and those of the Superior Courts OF
Norfolk Borough and Norfolk County, and en-
Sion WIN. MAXWELL.
Office on ll,h Street, South side, four doors
from The corner on Main. Nov. l9-2awGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-22

NOR GENTLEMEN have just received
i an additional supply of superior Beaver and
Castor Hats, also Nutria and Cashmere and gen
tlemen's Cloth and OIL Caps, at my cheap Boot
and Shoe and Trunk Store, one door below Jen-
kins's corner. ELISHA STEPHENSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-22
LOTTERIES.

DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFlCE-Drawing of
ID the pokomokc River Lottery, Class No. 2223
IL % 81 63 IL 10 20 1G i6 fl 10 G2 II.
Hall Ticker, Nos. - II 81, a small prize of
$3.50, sold and paid by BIGGER.
Noy -