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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-05
TN Y.-YIRGlNiA:-In Hanover
i l,........ .l.1-. Oh 1914.

TN Y-VIRGIxn:-In Hanover
i County Court, September 9th, l6H:
Martha Isbell who was Martha Hope, Nancy
Turner, who was Nancy Hope, John 3. Jones
and Frances his wife, who was Frances Hope,
Caroline BowleS, who was Caroline Hope, Eu-
senia Hope, Elizabeth Hope, Thomas Hope, lsa-
bella Hope, Josephine Hope, Mary L. Hope,
Harrod J. Anderson and Matilda his wife, John
e. Jones, Alfred O. Jones' Richard Jones, Nathan
lei Nuckos and Nancy his wife, Patrick H. Jones,
Thomas Il. Bird and Catharinc his wife, William
w. Mallory and Sarah his wife, Martha Jones,
Peter c. Cosby Edward Cosby, Overlon Cosby,
John Cosby, Polly Cosby, Sarah Cosby, John
Wooson and Sarah his wife, who was Sarah
Nelson, Giles Hope, - Clarke and Elizabeth
his wife, who was Elizabeth Hope WIN. Hope,
Moody Hope John p. Hope, - Walker and
Mildred K his wife, who was Mildred X. Hope,
James Hope, Thomas Hope, - Cason and
Nancy his wife, who was Nancy Hope, Thomas
Wood Joseph Wood, James Wood, John Wood,
Nancy Glass, Sarah Glass - Lowry and Eli
zabcth his wife, who was Elizabeth Wood, James
Hope Richard Hope, William Hope, - Sin
eleton and Lavinia his wife, who was Lavinia
Hope, and - Wood and Paulina his wife, who
was Paulina Hope, plaintiffs:
against
Thomas A. Hope, William D. Johnson and
David /. Saunders, rs Administrators OF John
Hope, deceased, and the said Thomas a. Hope
in his own right, and William d. Johnson and
Elizabeth his wife, David l. Saunders and Maria
his wife, Evan Ragland and Calvary his wife,
John Newman and Mary his wife, David Jones.
Mary, Hester Lewis and James Nelson, -
Lea and Sarah his wife, - McRae and Fanny
his wife. ETY. Norman and Mourning Vaughan,
Defendants:
The plaintiffs this day filed their bill, and, on
their motion, David !. Saunders is assigned the
guardian al Item to defend the infant defend
ants. who filed their answers: and the adul, de-
PENDANTS, Thomas A. Hope, William D. Johnson
and David I. Saunders as Administrators Of Jno.
Hope, deceased, and the said Thomas \. Hope in
his own right and the said William ID. Johnson
and Elizabeth his wife. and David ]. Saunders
and Maria his wife, also filed their answers, 10
which answers the plaintiffs generally; and the
defendants, Evan Ragland and CalvaIy his wife
John Norman and Mary his wi - Lea and
Sarah his wife. - McRae and Fanny his vile,
Efv Norman and Mourning Vaughan not hay
ing entered their appearance and given security,
according TO the aci Of Assembly and the rules OF
This Cont and il appearing 10 the Conf, by salts
factory evidence, that they are not inhabitants oi
this Commonwealth il is Ordered, that The said
defendants appear here on the first day OF Dccem-
Der Court next. and answer the plaintiffs said
bill and that n copy Of Ibis order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted al the front door OF The
Courthouse of this county.
A Copv-Teste.
PHILIP Il. WINSTON, C. II. c.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ls4i-45.
THE Lectures will commence ON Monday, November
i the 4tI and he continued. under the following ar
rancement 10 The middle of March ensuing:
Practic. and Theory Il Medicine, by Nathaniel Chap
man, d.
Chemistry, BY Robert Hare, N. D.
Surgery by William Gibson, u. ID.
Anatomy by William E. fiouer, NJ. D.
Institutes Of Medicine. by Samuel Jackson, VI. y.
Mat-ria Medca and Pharmacy, by George Is. Wood,
n. d.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children
BY Hugh L. Hodge, 81 D.
course OF Clinical Lectures and Demon STATIONS, in
with the above will be given the very
tensive and convenient lnhr;nary called The Phiade-
pha Hospital.
Clinical Medicine, by w. w. Gerhard, II. D.
Clinical Surgery, by DTs. Gibson and Hnrrer.
Clinical Instruction in Medicine is also given from the
LIST day of November to the 1t day Of March, by Dr.
Wood in the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Clinical instruction is likewise given at the Universe
" every Saturday morning.
w. E. HoaNER, Md,
Dean Of The Medical Faculty.
a63 Chestnut ST., Phil, Sept. 6, l64f. 3i-2awtllN
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C1ANps, sARSApARILLA.-It has always

SANDS SARSApARILLA.-It has always
- been acknowledged that purity of the circu-
lating fluids is essential 10 health; an absence OF
which soon makes itself manifest in various and
distressing forms of disease and constitutional
disorders, as difficult 10 cure as they are affecting
10 the individual The celebrated medicine which
heads this paragraph stands pre-cmincnt in all
chronic cons,itut onal complains, such as Scro-
tnla, &c, and having fully stood the test of expe-
rience, ranks the frs, in this class of medicines
We cordially recommend il TO the afflicted.
Piilad. Spirit Of The Times, Sept. IL.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence
OF lis superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets,
which may be obtained ofagen,s gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL and for
exploration, by A. b. SANDS & Co, Druggists
and Chemists, Granite Buildings No. - Broad
way, corner of Chambers ST., New York. Sold
also BY ALEX. DUVAL & CO, Agents Main
ST., Richmond, Va. Price 81 per bottle, or six
bottles Tor s.. Nov a.
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"a FOR RENT.-A very desirable tam,
fE5=A IL residence in Philips Row, opposite
.lz=es4 Messrs Hooper & O>borne's shol-price
$500.
Also, 4 small tenement in the rear Of Mr.. Jas.
Harden's stabe-pricc SO
Also three tencments on Union Hill-price
S75 each
Also one of those small stores in Waterman 5
Row, near the Old Market-prce 500
Also the store on Shocboe Hill, opposite the
Depot, lately occupied by John Ii. Jurey, Esq,
as a Grocery and Commission Store.
Also the store lately occupied by James r.
Grafton, Esq.
Also store No g., Isles Row, cross street
leading 10 Mayo's bridge
Also, store and cellar under the Odd-Feow's
Hall, next door below the Confectionery Store.
The above described tencments will be rented
very low 10 good and permanent tenants. Ap-
ply GEO. w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Lise's Row.
Sept 20-tf
FOR SALE
lNEg The subscriber has very excel
Gs;s,-.-Z lent, second hand Barouch and Har
VS. Chess, fixed for one or two horses
which will be sold low. Apply 10
GEO W. TOLER.
Agent and Collector, Li>le> Row.
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r J.. WORDS NEW LOTTERY Of
y. FICE, OPPOSITE THE Posi- OrFIcE.-Bul-
letin of Prizes for this week:
Saturday: 5000; Tickets 80.
Also for Saturday $30,000, 10000, 1000, 80
of 1000, so of 500, S2 OF 300, being the lowest
3 No prize This last is a splendid scheme. For
prize Tickets call on, or send to J. F. WORD.
10 10 So, worth $500, sold and paid at sight
Friday, by WORD.
And yet AnOfhcr!
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 30 81, worth $3.50, in
Alexandria Lottery, drawn Saturday, sold by
Oct % WORD.
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MIR NJ. SULLY respectfully informs his
INl friends and the public, that his rooms are
now open for reception OF visers and sitterS, in
the house adjoining L. Flank, glider Main St.
Hours from 10 A. NJ. till 3 P. M. His Exhibi-
ton room is open at all hours.
Oct 2I-2aw4w,
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\ \. F F. X WRESS, ; Commissioners

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-Lef my
~ residence, in March last Negro Man, by the
OF MOSES He is twenty four years Of age, feet
inches in height stout built, inclined 10 be bow leg
sed brown complexion aud pleasant counenance. He
has been lurking In the neishborlood Of the Bowling
Green where he has WHEAT DR.. Taylo.'s Estate,
the Rappahannock River,-and in Richmond, where he
has a brother the property of Mr. Barsann-also, in
the neichborhood Of Berkeley's Estate. ] will pay $40
for his apprehension In Caroline the adjacent coun-
tes-$50 In the staie-S00 Of the State Of Virginia
RID. nj. BRIDGES.
White Chimneys p. O.. Aup.6 o6-wf
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WEYNE OAK FOR SALE.

w FL nj. Oah i ols S-AILis.
This Taluoblc Farm in hmeita Corlagf0f Pnd'ic
Sale.
DY virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded in
ID the Clerks Office of Amelia county, We will
sell 10 the highest bidder, on Friday the 9Th De-
ccmbcr Eexi, USll.) this valuable tract Of land
lying two miles from Je,ersville containing 1909
acres;-21, in original wood very fine for tobacco,
80 acres OF low grounds, and some fine tobacco
lois with two story dwelling house, nicely paint
ed inside and out with three porches with turned
pillars nine good rooms and cellars, good kit
chen and work house; five cabins-bricA Chin
MES 10 four oil them; carriage-house. sIanary,
ice-house and tobacco barns; good garden, or
ctanis OF almost every kind oftruit-wh another
good settlement for an overseer, with many other
advantages. This land will be sold entire or in
parcels 10 Snit purchasers, for cash. Either OF
The trustees will show the land.
TILMON f. JETER,
JOHN n JETER, Trustees.
JOHN w. c. WINGG.
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TO DROVERS.

THE subscriber has located himself in the City
i of Richmond 10 sell Stock on Commission.
His Commissions will correspond with the low
prices-5O cents per head on Cattle; Hogs and
Sheep cents per head. A guarantee on all sales
made by him. JOHN GROUSE.
Nov. l-2t"
The Staunton Spectator, Fincastle Democrat,
Rockingham Register and Valley Star, will copy,
and send their accounts to the advertiser Tor pay
ment
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By Me Lieutenant GorernOr Of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION

M HEREAS, the Executive has been inform
w ed, that the Court House Of the County OF
Morgan has been entirely destroyed BY fire: Now
therefore, |, John Rutherford, Lieutenant Cover
nor of the State aforesaid, (actng in the absence
OF the Governor from the seat OF Government
have thought proper in pursuance of the provi-
sions Of the law in such case made and provided,
tie Superior and Inferior Courts Of the said coun-
" oil Morgan shall be holden at The house of Will
liam Hunter, in the town Of Bath known as the
"iault House." until the Court House of said
county shall be rebuilt
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Cover
80 nor ,and under the lesser seal of the State,
D at Richmond, this 18th day OF October,
lSl4, and 69th year Of the Commonwealth.
Oct lS-cw6w j. RUTHERFORD
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nRESS COATS! DRESS COATS !
~ G. DUNSPAUGH g. CO. have just receir-
ed three dozen Dress Goats, OF English and
French Cloth, ranging from eleven TO twenty-five
dollars Call at the new clothing store, No. "a,
West Main street, doors from K. Fl. Jenkins
corner. yet 70
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TO GENTLEMEN.

u X WHITE & co. hive commenced, on more
extensive scale than ever before, The manufacture.
of Enot- aud Shoes for gentlemen. They have secured
The services of one the best cutters in The coniry
and have employed some of the best workmen To be-
found Their materials cannot he escelcd, being tie
best that could he procured IN America. They are pre-
parrd Their fore 10 execute work in the neatesi hest
and most fashionable MANNER and feel justified In
serting that they will please all who may favor thtm
with their patronage IN tit. and IN every other
tiaL Gentlemen are invited 10 give them a tiia and
they are assured they will be served at the shortest
notice.
They also manufacture very extensively fadi+s'
Msss. Bows and servants Shoes Of every drscT pton
Fits and workmanship warranted In all ca-es-and prices
will be made as low as can possibly be afforded.
p. X WHITE L. co,
No. 10, Market Bridge.
Can, 3J-tf
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FOR RENT.

"a Tha; retired and pleasant Residence in
sg=A Manchester, now occupied by Thos. J.
s.s.4= NJ Nance, Esq. II has a large and ex-
cellent garden, good stable, carriage house and
smoke house; a well OF excellent water in the
yard. Possession given on the Isl Jan 1916.
Apply 10 GEO w. TOLER,
Oct LIFT Agent and Collector, Lislcs Row.
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HASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
Z TO WIT Be it remembered, that on the
tenth day of September A. d. 1874, in the
sxty-ninth year of the Independence OF the
United States of America, William Richardson,
of the said District, as Secretary of The Com
monwealth of Virginia, for, and on behalf of
said Commonwealth, hath deposited in the Clerks
Office Of the United States Court for The Eastern
District of Virginia, the title Of Book, which
is in the following words, 10 wit: Reports OF
cases decided in The Supreme Court OF Appeals,
and in the General Court of Virginia, BY Con,
way Robinson.-Volume lI-From April Isl,
1913, 10 April iss 1874" The right whereof he
claims Tor the Commonwealth ofVirginia, as pro-
prie,or thereof in conformity with an act of Con-
g,ess entitled, can act TO amend the several acts
respecting Copyrights"
Copy. Teste, P. MAYO,
Oct 29-wdw Clerk of the District
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pIIIIiP Z. WINSTON. C. II. {
Sent 2S-WSw

A CARD.-The subscriber will not attempt
n an enumeration OF the various styles and
qualities OF SELECT RETAILING DRY
GOODS, which he has recently purchased in the
largest markets in our country-but will content
himself with saving TO his friends and The public,
that his stock embraces variety, and was pur-
chased with advantages which justify him in say
ing. tha, he can and will furnish them on the most
favorable terms He invites calls and cxamina-
tons. THOMAS r. PRICE.
Oct l-ciw
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SUPPLY OF BOOTS, SHOES
AND LEATHER

ID X. WHITE & CO beg l-av. In announce Ia The
pn,lc, thar they have received aud opened their
FAN Stock of BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER. IL
has been recently selected by Of the finn. and IL -
lag est, best and cheapest that they have had the
pleasure offer To the public. II embraces every
IS of le and quality II Is ftsh fashionable and de
sirab- and be eycelIed In any manner shape
FORM by any house, any where, II having been se~crh
very early In The season when the stocks at The fcin
rirs all full and complete. II pure hssed al
mos, exclusively with cash which enables them 10 sell
land they pledge themselves 10 do ~ very little.
any. advance the manufacturers time prices 7 hey
confidently assure Virginia and North Carolina Mer-
chants that they buy of them their stocks cheap
IA from my other house in virginia, and cheaper Than
they can yet them home for from any house norm az
Mason and Dixon's line. They respectfully inv,Ie
call from all merchants visiting this city, assuring them
,ha, every exertion will be made 10 please.
P. K. WHITE & 60,
Shoesale and Retail Dealers in Poots and She's,
Sem, G 35-tf No -, Market Bridge.
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n DUNSPAUGH & co. hare just received
Vt. another splendid lot of goods consisting of
English and French Cloth Coaks, Pants, Vests,
and fancy articles; and all of which will be sold
cheap for cash, al the New Clothing Store, 81,
West Main Street, doors from r. Ii. Jenkins's
Corner. Oct.2S
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DIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Garner of 1hi~
ID ard GOrcyHor Streets.
Drawing OF the Pokomoie River Lottery, Glass

ID ard GOrcrncr STREETS.
Drawing of the Pokomokc River Lottery, Glass
209
81 SO % % % i G5 10 26 II y.
!Schcmcs tor he IIcck
Drawing received Monday Qhs evening y
Grand Schemes splendid Capitals $4,000, l5-
400, 5000, 5000, 2,36S -. 80 prizes OF 1000
&c. - Nos. Is ballots. Tickets Sl5. A splen-
did scheme 10 buy by the package.
Splendid Schcme-drawing received Wc!nes
day evening. Splendid capitals: $4,000, G,O00
5000 1000, 1916, % Of 1000, &c IS Nos, ID
ballots. Tickets IS
Drawing received Thursday evening. Spen-
did Capitals. $4,000, 1904 $500, $500, SOB
Sc. G6 Nos / ballots Tickets 50
Drawing received Friday evening Capitals
sl2 900, 1000. a,3aa 80, $50 r 80 prizes
of 800 &c Is Nos II ballots. Tickets 81
Drawing received Saturday evening. CAPT
ials: 5000, 200U, 1900, l0G6, &c. 1SNos. II
ballots Tickets =,
.Sgcndid Schemes 10 aroir Shortly.
Drawing received Monday crcning, Nov. / lth
Splendid Capitals: 100000, $4,000, 800. 5000
5000, 1854, 100 prizes Of Il 900, &c. IS Nos, Ii
ballo,S. Tickets Sl2.
Drawing received Monday evening, Gov. 18th
Splendid Capitals: SO, 900, 1000 1900, All 80,
100 prizes Of 81 900, &c. IS Nos, IL BALLOTS
Tickets only $40.
Drawing received Monday evening, Nov. 25h
Capitals S25 600. 1000, 5000, 1000, = 300, 1000
1900 500, 100, 1864, 10 of 1000 200 of 400
&c. - Nos. II ballots. Tickets $40.
Drawing received Monday evening, Dec. Cd
Splendid Capitals $50 295, go 600 nett, l0.5l5,
5000 5000, 1900, $500 $500, 5000, 900, 800
LOO, 1891. p OF 1000, &c. rs Nos, l3 ballots
Tickets ~.
" Packages Of wholcs and shares. Single
wIolcs and shares always on hand, in the usual
great variety and, rs usual, prizes paid at sight,
Immediately after the drawing.
TT Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries,
will he promptly attended 10, and drawing sent
when requested. TH0S. b. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Nov. l.
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s.-The Democratic Committee of Vigilance
for this City is earnestly requested TO meet THIS
MORNING al o'clock. a, their Room over The
Marshall Hotel.
\. B. The word "faT is not 10 be found in the
vocabulary of the Spartan Band "Dnty' is their
rallyins word They did nobly Yesterday. Let
lhem stand TO their arms again to-day
COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE.
Ywsday morning, STR Noren,ber
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7 f. WORDS OFFICE.-gNT More capital
j prizes sold by Word: s 81 IA, in Va. Mo
nonsalia Lottery, and 81 so ST. in Alexandria
Louery
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery Class No 80:
So "A 6S St 4 10 50 GO IS % 80 Is So.
100000 in $4,000 prizes to draw next Satur-
dav. For prize tickets send your orders 10
Nov. 5 ]. F. WORD.
uOYT's PRIZE oFFICE.-Drawing of
IL Monongalia, Glass Al;
e. "A 40 50 Is 43 80 50 81 - 3.
Ticket Nos. ~ 81 80, a capital prize. sold and
paid by Ho1T.
Alexandria, Class No IS:
80 "A GS sc 1 10 50 60 AZ ~ s. 60 So
Ticket Nos. - "A 81, prize of 81 900 sold
and paid by HOlT
Grand Consolidated, Glass SO:
Al So 81 - II 81 I'll l6 IL l3 40 IS Is |.
Nov. 5
CITATIONS OFFICE Nos. OF
- Grand Consolidated Lottery No. So drawn
lst November:
Al IS p - IA 27 Ct l6 IL 10 40 10 Is
Ticket, Nos IS 81 49-a capital, sold and paid
BIZ STRATTON
Drawn Nos of Alexandria, No. SO drawn 4th
November
50 IA GO sc A 10 50 CO 4s % IS G5 Sc
Sl0O0O-lO. 00O-l0 000-l0O OO-lO,0 00-l0,-
600
Alexandria Lottery, No. 80, for Saturday, Nov.
9lh-Captals: prizes OF $4,000, $500 1850,
- of 1000; SO of 400 200 of 200, Sc. IS Nos.
Is drawn. Wholes $40; halves 5; quarters , So
~ Orders for packages, certificates or single
ticket in all Lotteries, will be promptly attended
10, and drawing sent when requested.
Please address orders TO
n. STRATTON,
Nov. 5 Richmond, Va.
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SILAS MERCHANT.
100 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
SIIEPpERSON

d ESPECTFULLY notifies his friends III
II City and Country, and the Public generally
that he has taken the store Ga few doors aloYc
his old s,and) one door below r. H. jenkins
where he has on hand fresh fall supply O;
HATS, CAPS, LADIES' MUFFS, &C.
of every style from Tie best to chcapea, and Of
fcrs them on the lowest terms. He has also al
ded To his hat business the
BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK
business, in all lis branches, and has received 4
most general assortment, 10 which he is constant
" adding by weekly arrivals from The best ms
nulacurers in Philadelphia, and al the North
aud ol his own manufacture in this City. To
those who buy by the Package, he will sell on the
lowest terms. His stock comprises Ladies
Gents, Boys, Children's and Servants Boots,
Shoes and Caters, in almost every style; also
thick Boots and Brogans for Factory and Plan
talon hands, which will be furnished very low
By the dozen. His Retail assortment is uncqualed
in the City, and he respectfully solicits share ot
the Public Patronage Z. SHEPPERSON.
90 Main ST., door below Il. ii. Jenkins,
Oct 29-tt
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EDn SALE.

n The subscriber has Tor sale within the
fs5z11 suburbs of The city, several small houses
-MszM. and lots, very low. Terms easy; say
one-lhird cash, aud the rest at one or two years
with interest GEO. w. TOLER.
Agent and Collector Lisle's Row
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NOTiCE.-Therc will be a petition presented
lN to'he Legislature of Virginia, at its session,
xt winter, TO pass law authorizing senarate
O. precinct election, TO be held at the house OF
MIS- Prudence Parkinson, in the lower end OF
Prince Edward county.
Oct. 3-w6w MANY VOTEpS
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FOR RENT.

m That desirable situation near Bucha-
fz=s4 mans Spring formerly occupied by Judge
Flu Dabney Carr large and convenient
House, and seven acres of Land all OF which are
in good order The rent will be very low 10 a
good tenant. Possession given Immediately.
Apply TO GEO. w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector Isles Row.
Dot #
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MISCELLANEOUS
For RENT

n The Store and Dwelling on Main ST.
f=F5T few doors below the Old Market, re-
.EE:EzY- Gently occupied by John L. Laughton
ESQ., as shoe store. Apply 10
GEO. w. TOLER,
Agen, and Collector, Lisle's Row.
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NoTICE.-A petition will be presented to
~ the next General Assembly of Virginia,
asking for The passage of an act establishing a
rr.cinct Election at Randolph's Ware House in
F.'rmville, prince Edward county, by
:, DEMOCRATS AND WINGS.
Farmville, Oct l7-wiw
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TO CASH PURCHASERS OF READY
MADE CLOTHING.


MADE CLOTHING
ClLAS MERCHANT has on hand full
~ supply Of almost every article in his line
which will be sold for cash (@at fer rash oatn)
al very reduced prices
By coniniag his sales 10 cash altogether he j.
enabled 10 buy for cash, and thus secures 10 The
purchaser all tie benefit of low prices. Besides
he has no losses 10 make up out Of those who
pay which must always be done, 10 a greater 81
less extent. in credit business. His stock is all
made up by himself, and is kept constantly tull
and complete.
In addition to Ready-made Clothing, he has
good supply of French and English Cloths
Cassimers and Vestinss, which will be made up
10 measure at short notice, at very low prices
and in superior style. a share OF patronage is
particularly requested.
SILAS MERCHANT.
Oct 90 100 Main ST., Richmond, Va.